Jia Dim Sum

Superb Christmas dinner! We stuck to the appetizer and Dim Sum menu and it did not disappoint! Started with the light and refreshing yellowfin tuna sashimi salad and Peking duck lettuce wraps. Both excellent. Dim Sum included cumin lamb potstickers, 5 flavor chicken dumplings, pastrami egg rolls and scallop & shrimp dumplings. Added vegetable fried rice as well. Cocktails were delicious too! We’ll back for main course choices next time.

We happened to find this place while traveling through Long Island. At first, we were looking for seafood, but we absolutely did not regret stopping here. Oh, their duck… it’s something else! From what I can tell, it’s their signature dish, and I highly recommend trying it before anything else. This is one of those rare 10/10 ratings that I don’t give out often. We’ll definitely be back more than once. One small suggestion for the kitchen — please consider serving a bit more tuna tartare, because the portion was really just one spoonful.

One of my most favorite restaurants on Long Island and certainly the best Dim Sum outside Manhattan. We discovered this place three years ago and fell in love with flavors and quality of Master Chef Kang Ha who does not cut corners! This place will not disappoint.

Love Jia! Their scallion pancakes are my favorite. The chocolate soup dumplings have a little piece of banana in them, so good!! Edit: recently tried the hot and sour soup; it was so delicious. Highly recommend.

Jia Dim Sum is seriously one of the best restaurants in Long Island, NY. The food's always great and the service is excellent.

The food here is EXCELLENT and our server Elle was AMAZING!!! The peking duck was on point and the ginger lobster was very very good and they have great cocktails as well. I highly recommend this restaurant, there is no way you can be disappointed I promise.

Everything was delicious, in our first visit we tried the pork & shrimp shumai, bbq beef fried rice, sweet &sour jumbo shrimps and mango cheesecake. Each bite was spectacular.

Jia Dim Sum in Port Washington offers an exceptional dining experience that elevates traditional Chinese cuisine. The meal began with inventive appetizers like the NYC Pastrami Egg Roll and the Sakimai cocktail, a delightful blend of sake and gin. The Signature Crystal Shrimp Dumplings were a standout—fresh, delicate, and full of flavor. The Spicy XLB Shanghai Soup Dumplings were another highlight, bursting with rich, savory broth. For the main course, the Seafood Fried Rice, featuring lump crab meat, jumbo shrimp, and bay scallops, was both hearty and refined. The star of the evening was the Whole Peking Duck, served with house-made wheat pancakes, hoisin, and seasonal sauces; its tender meat and crispy skin rivaled the best found in Hong Kong. Jia Dim Sum stands out as a premier destination for elevated Chinese cuisine on Long Island.

Jia Dim Sum offers an amazing dining experience. The food is exceptional with great variety, delicious taste, and clean, minimal presentation. I highly recommend the dumplings; they are all incredibly good. Service was impressive: friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable staff made the meal seamless and enjoyable. The ambiance is wonderful too. It's cozy, clean, modern, and very welcoming. The decor and music perfectly complement the overall vibe. I wholeheartedly recommend Jia Dim Sum. It's simply that good.

Food was so yummy! Space is stylish, on the smaller side, but cozy. Prices are high for dim sum, but it is suppose to be an elevated experience. I personally would go again, just because the flavor was very good and location is convenient!

went around 6 on a saturday. pretty empty at first but packed within half an hour. vibe was great, clean and modern without feeling too fancy. honestly i kind of wanted not to like it, but the food was solid. definitely above average. servers were super sweet and on top of everything. prices are a little high, but not outrageous for what you get. overall just a really nice spot.

Fantastic place! The menu is creative and thoughtfully put together, with tons of great options. Everything feels fresh and exciting. The team is genuinely friendly, welcoming, and very knowledgeable. They are happy to answer questions and make great recommendations. A wonderful experience and a place I would gladly visit again.

By the sea in Port Washington, Jia takes a step towards fine dining with its attempt on Dim Sum. From gold brushed crystal shrimp dumplings to cranberry sauce on the Peking duck (which is not bad!) Jia is not your typical dim sum spot, but rather a newer and yet welcome higher level experience to the dim sum family. Taste: 4.5/5 Ambiance: 4.5/5 Service: 4.5/5 Value for money: 2.5/5 We had: 1) Assorted Dim Sum Platter: your value for money dish relative the menu, you get to touch 1) crystal shrimp dumplings, Shao Mai (siu Mai), four piece dumpling and spinach skin gyoza, the dish was better from left to right! 2) Whole duck: this was great and was their signature. It comes with 9 homemade crepe pancakes that is used for wrapping the duck. Unlike other establishments, they add cranberry sauce which was actually a nice bitter & citrus component to the dish. You can ask for more scallions and cucumber at no additional cost. 3) Seafood Fried Rice: Very good with nice chunks of scallop here and there 4) Tea: it was $3 a glass with no refill, the glass was cute but did wish it was more All in all, if you're looking for an upscale feel to dim sum, this is the spot to try.

Popular smallish Asian grey-painted restaurant (for maybe 4-5 dozen) on a Saturday night with a very small parking lot, a makeshift entrance with stairs, no waiting area, so you're squashed against the front door unless there's an open stool at the bar for 3-4 ... happily that was only five minutes before being seated ... servers passing back and forth in front of us from the kitchen to the tables. It was a project getting a reservation. On the other hand, the food was great. My wife said, "this is the first time I've enjoyed Chinese food in years." Part of this rare (for us bridge and tunnel bumpkins from Long Island) dining experience was that lots of what we ordered seemed unique, like the NYC Pastrami Egg Roll. Like all the food there, it was brought out hot, as soon as it was cooked, and the four of us shared it ("family style") until the next dish arrived. It was a fresh and scrumptious, oversized egg roll with lean pastrami and maybe a little cabbage. It came with sauce on the side, but it was so tasty by itself, I didn't try it. Look how pretty the gold laced pink crystal shrimp dumplings are! A server assured us the gold was edible. The Peking Duck noodles (with scallions, bean sprouts and chow fun noodles) was less than one third the price of their Whole Peking Duck and got the nod. The duck was well-cooked, soft, not greasy (!), and mixed well with the noodles and veggies. (Again, I didn't feel like it needed dipping sauce.) Also sampled the BBQ Beef Fried Rice and the meat was good quality, plus the brown rice and mixed veggies were a good fit. My wife enjoyed their Buddha's Delight - it didn't have the marinated veggies you often get in take out places and included some novel ingredients, like "lotus wheels." Like the pastrami egg rolls, it was weird but wonderful.

I took my mom here for her birthday since she loves dim sum, but we wanted something a bit more unique and fancy. Of course we got the dim sum Ferris wheel which was a bit kitschy, but my mom loved it. The food was better than I expected albeit also pricier. Def worth a try!

What a great Valentine's Day meal.. and looking forward to our next visit!! The soup dumplings, pork buns and noodles are all likely to be ordered again, and overall an amazing meal. The ambience was extremely aesthetic and beautiful. The service was great and our server was very informative when we were curious about menu items. Excited to come back to try more dishes and cocktails!

This is over price and pretentious. There r better and cheaper places offering a much larger variety of authentic dim sum in NYC. Unfortunately, this place is rated highly because they seem to be the only one in Long Island offering so called "dim sum". What a joke!

Top top of the list for the best dim sum in Long Island. Highly recommend to try ! My friend and I went on a Wednesday afternoon and we were blown away how delicious each dish was. Service was amazing. The lady guided us through the menu and suggested her favorites. Cocktails were wow incredible. We had the harbor heat and east meets west. Both were absolutely amazing. So refreshing and made to perfection. This place it's such a Hampton feel as the aesthetics is clean and crisp. Although before entering you would have no idea. Location is very hidden therefore I believe it's a true hidden gem. There's a variety of dim sum to select and can't wait to go back and try more. To start we ordered the yellowfin tuna sashimi salad and it was made to perfection from the presentation to the flavor wow. As per dim sum we ordered the five flavor chicken dumplings and I highly suggest to order if coming here. The juices, the flavor is so rich and made just right. Also top choice was the NyC pastrami egg roll. It was crispy and so delicious ! Of course soup dumplings are always the best option therefore we always order every time we see it on the menu. Highly recommend! Can't leave without having one of the best duck here at Jia! As an entree my friend and i shared the half Peking duck and it blew our minds how juicy and soft it was ! yet with the most perfect crispy skin. Highly recommend to try! It's everyone's favorite. You can serve it as a taco as they serve it with their homemade wheat pancakes . Now for desserts, felt like it couldn't get any better! We ordered the mango cheesecake and I have never tasted something like it before . You have to order it ! There's no words ! Also everyone's favorite are the chocolate dumplings. It's not often you get this on a menu so don't forget to try ! It's so warm chocolatey and delicious! There's not enough things I can say about this restaurant , it's truly a hidden gem in port Washington.

We've been here twice now. No reservations either time and lucky to get in both times. Huge flow of pick up and mobile order pickups show the popularity of Jia! Super stealthy place to find with only the tiniest of signs next to the door. Simply and clean lines inside. Service both times has been text book attemtive and authentic. They want you happy, and engaged with food. Great to see. Ate at the bar as a party 4 on the first visit- Awesome time! On the food- simply the best dumplings we've had - Anywhere!!! Each better than last! Truffle Soup Dumplings - OMG... they've created an addiction in us all! They are so rich and flavorful! UMAMI!

The restaurant is amazing!!! The food is outstanding. First time only my wife and I went - we shared a special salad with chicken and the black sea bass in lotus leaf. The second time we went with another couple, shared a salad with seared tuna, 3 dim sums, they shared the black sea bass and we shared the duck with noodles. The service is also outstanding - kudos to David & Ellen. The only complaint is the noise level. But that's the sign of a very good and very busy restaurant. Jia is now favorite Asian restaurant - for our friends and us.

So this dumpling spot in Port Washington is definitely not your average Asian dumpling restaurant, it's a bit on the high-end side, you only get four dumplings for $17 and probably one of the most expensive but delicious eggrolls I've ever had, service was excellent, the food is also excellent But it's very expensive. My only issue was not with the food but with the eight dollar iced tea which is a way over priced no matter where you've had ice tea before, I've told my friends about this place,, even though the food is very gourmet and high-end. I think they're trying to shoot for a Michelin star here I will come back and try other items on the menu.

Very chic spot, excellent service and vibrant menu. Soup dumplings are a must but for a dim sum place. Pink and gold crystal dumplings were so cute and delish. I would have liked to see a larger selection of dumplings. Highly enjoyed appetizers including tuna tarter and duck lettuce wraps to start. Small batch cocktails were just ok. Entrees were generally good.

I've heard about this Cantonese restaurant on Long Island for a while and have been itching to try it out. Finding the restaurant wasn't easy, as their signage was small and inconspicuous. We circled around twice before finally spotting it tucked away next to a car wash, in a black building with plenty of parking spaces. The interior of the restaurant was brightly lit and decorated with a trendy, artsy flair. At first glance, you wouldn't guess it was a Cantonese restaurant, but given its location in Long Island and the fusion dishes on the menu, it all made sense. We arrived during an off-peak hour, so we were seated immediately (reservations can be made on Resy). There were only two or three other tables occupied, which made for a comfortable dining environment. The servers brought out a complimentary plate of crispy wonton skins with sweet sauce (clearly catering to American tastes), which were deliciously crispy without being too greasy. Now, on to the food: The Xiao Long Bao ($16) were some of the best I've had in New York in recent years. The skin was thin and delicate, and the broth was rich and flavorful. Each dumpling was topped with a single goji berry, which the xiao long bao made for a perfect pairing with soy sauce, vinegar, and ginger. The Dim Sum Platter ($16) included four types of dumplings, two pieces of each: crystal shrimp dumplings, siu mai, tricolor dumplings, and vegetable potstickers. The first two were traditional, filled with plump and juicy shrimp, while the latter two incorporated more fusion elements. All the dumplings had a nice texture and bite. Finally, the Beijing Roast Duck ($89) was a must-try. It wasn't listed on the dine-in menu, only on the take-out menu, which made it feel like a hidden gem. The whole duck was brought and carved to the table. The meat was wrapped in thin, crepe-like pancakes and paired with the classic sweet sauce, as well as a unique cranberry sauce that the restaurant provides for American diners who like to pair it with turkey. The dish was truly outstanding. I didn't have high expectations going in, but the food was absolutely amazing. For Cantonese dim sum that caters to American tastes, this restaurant did not disappoint. The prices were on the more premium end, but the quality of the food and the overall experience made it well worth it. I'm already looking forward to returning with more friends to try more of their dishes.

This place is TO DIE FOR. Came here with my monthly restaurant group and had a bunch of different items on the menu. One was better than the next. Highlights for me- the Peking duck. I am obsessed with duck, but PICKY also with how I like it prepared. This was some of the best duck I have ever had. Crispy, tasty- omg so good. Literally every course (check my pics), was better than the next. The scallion pancake was the tastiest one I've ever had in my life. Tried snow pea leaves for the first time ever, I am totally hooked. The staff was so nice and accommodating. Can't wait to come back!

Decided on lunch with friends today and they suggested this place. It's located next to a car wash which is strange but once inside, the space is clean and bright with a beautiful view of the water. The dishes are all upscale dim sum at probably more than double the price of their counterparts at a regular Chinese restaurant. They are beautifully presented and were for the most part tasty. You don't come here to eat Chinese food, you come to have drinks and dine on fancy dim sum. When my husband and I eat Chinese, we are done in 45 minutes. This place is a place to come with friends to relax and enjoy.

Outstanding food and Service. Will order delivery and go back soon. A simply spectacular restaurant. We had the lobster, duck with pasta, scallion pancakes, soup dumplings and lobster dumplings. I learned how to eat and enjoy the soup dumplings. The lobster dumplings were too spicy for me. Everything else was memorable

Firstly, there's no gigantic sign. The location is next to a car wash. And they have the smallest sign by the door. Upon entering, we were quickly seated. We started with mock tails and teas. They were all non-alcoholic and absolutely delicious. We ordered a lot on the dinner menu. It's definitely really pricey for what is Chinese food, but all the ingredients are top notch and fresh. I didn't love the dumplings, and the yellowfin tuna salad was definitely more for the gram than the flavor.. the size of the roast pork buns were petite, and one bite. Meh. I did absolutely love the seafood fried rice and crispy chicken. What took my breath away, and the must get is the hot and sour soup, the taro wrapped fried shrimp, and the sesame dessert balls. For my husband, the brisket egg rolls were so on point. The service was amazing. Our waiter was the nicest dude. Would we come back? Absolutely.

A hidden gem. Phenomenal food, service and staff. Jia has been open for about three years and I wish i found this restaurant sooner.

Food was great but a bit on the pricey end. New twist to regular Dimp sum. Service was excellent as well. If you're looking for original Chinese cuisine, this is not the place for you Parking however needs to improve as well as Signage

I enjoyed the simple and clean decor. Service was attentive and very friendly. The dim sum was good but didn't blow me out of the water considering the pricing. The duck noodles had too much vegetables and a bit on the oily side. The cumin dumplings however were excellent and the accompanying sauce was very spicy but tasty.

Wow ! What a find. Found this place from a recommendation from a friend. No name outside the restaurant . Our waitress Elle was outstanding. Everything she recommended to us was spot on ! We started with a deconstructed Tuna Tar Tar which was Great! Came with soy paper rice crackers. Then we had the soup dumplings with pork and crab. They were delicious . Not a huge crab fan but didn't taste the crab at all. Then we had the best egg roll I have ever had. Brisket egg roll. I would come here just for the Brisket Egg Roll. Had the crispy duck with noodles for main which was excellent as well. Ordered an order of scallion pancakes which were also good. This isn't your ordinary Chinese restaurant. I will for sure be back. Ask for Elle if you go. She was awesome. Great cocktails as well !

I went to Jia with my friend yesterday, and the first thing I noticed was that the table was so sticky that I couldn't even move my plate. I asked a waitress to clean the table, and she said the table was "DESIGNED to be like this." I'm not sure why a table would be "designed to be" sticky, but I spilled my drink because it was hard to move my glass. No one cleaned the table afterward. As an Asian, I always do my best to support Asian-owned restaurants, but the service at Jia is below average and very disappointing. As for the food, I like the elevated presenting, but the overall quality is just average considering the price. The hot and sour soup tasted like they poured an entire bottle of vinegar into it, and the duck in the fried noodles was not freshly made. Will not go there again.

I can't reason paying double the amount for 4 pieces of soup dumplings or other dumplings (for almost $20), when I can go to Bayside or Great Neck for better chinese food. Most of the reviews (Yelp and Google) are from non-Asians. I'm sorry, this is just over-priced Chinese food, and while I'm sure its trendy and relatively decent (because most of LI chinese food options are very limited), I would rather drive over to Bayside, Great Neck, or even Westbury, for better options that is accurately priced. Please go to Jiang Nan in Syosett/Jericho instead- it's authentic, trendy, and better priced (6 dumplings, which includes truffles, for less than $15!!)

It's a simple but fancy place. I googled it and it got great review and we were close by. Why not give a try. I was surprised! The service was great, they always there to help you when you needed anything. Look at the food, I took picture of them and they are not just looking good, they tasted great! I love fried rice a lot, but this seafood fried rice is my favorite! The duck was amazing, could one of the best in Long Island. Dim Sum is very special and soup dumping are amazing, they used very special soup , it's great. You have to try. I will come back again for sure

The atmosphere here is really nice and the decor make it feel like your at home eating. Service and food are outstanding, there green salsa is to die for. Things to try are the Wheel of Fortune Signature Crystal Shrimp Dumplings Shrimp Stuff Jalapeño Poppers (so good with the salsa) The Peking Duck Noodles are good, the duck is not that oily. The shrimp in the wasabi and sweet mayo sauce shrimp are huge.

Every bite is a surprise party in your mouth. The kind of surprise party that you are happy happened. Flavors will fill the night. Wonton Soup be delicious with a bouquet of mushrooms. Word of the evening, Flavor.

I had high expectations for this place based on the reviews but I would give them zero stars because there was a short black hair in my soup dumpling. I pulled it out of my mouth, quickly looked at it, was so grossed out and threw it on the floor out of reflex. I didn't want to ruin the meal for my friend and the people around us so I didn't say a thing and I also wouldn't have been able to find the hair off the floor. It happened to quick, but it was just terrible. We really did enjoy the soup dumplings as we ordered another order and I literally found the hair in the second order. I can't shake it off. For $17 for 4 pieces, I would've thought they would've put more care into their food and wear hair nets making the food. Even thought it was overpriced for the type of food and portions received, the hair just ruined it for me. Also, the waitress taking our order mentioned there were no snow peas on the menu tonight and they had cauliflower instead. We weren't even ordering a vegetable dish so I assumed she meant it came with one of the main dishes. Nope. Cost us $23 for vegetables that we never wanted and were mislead by the waitress.

The staff and service here is excellent. When you first arrive, the building seems old and worn. Black building, but when you open the door you aré greeted to a beautiful white walled birch wood decor. Warning, the dishes turn are a bit pricy but the food here is top turn left notch. I love the dish ware. In fact so much that I'm considering on buying them. All the food was fresh and flavorful. We ordered the spicy soup dumplings, tri-color dumplings, Peking duck noodles and egg custard buns. Total came to about $75. Thank you to the staff for a delightful lunch.

This place is a hidden gem! You literally would drive right past it not knowing it was a restaurant because it's a house painted all black with no signs on the outside! The place itself has a clean elegant ambiance on the inside. It was very nice and the staff was very friendly! The owner asked how we found the place and our thoughts on the food. The food itself was the star of this place. The few dim sum items they had were done well! I love dim sum, and am a huge fan of some flushing and Chinatown spots, but for Long Island, this was done extremely well. Must try's! - 1) brisket egg rolls 2) scallion pancakes 3) spicy xlb (isn't too spicy) 4) the Peking duck noodles 5) sesame balls dessert The only item that I didn't quite care for but was still very good was the taro wrapped shrimp. I wanted to try so much more, but the food was too filling and so good! Definitely a must try! I recommend reservations for evenings or lunch time which is pretty quiet.

The Peking duck here is absolutely delicious! Service is on point! I can't find my photos anymore! It is. Little pricey but hey you're getting quality Chinese food in port Washington! My dad loved the oysters, the noodles were on point. Definitely get the duck it's a must! My mom really liked it and she's hard to impress!

just love this place ! is magnificent , food is amazing staff is great ! I haven't had anything in this restaurant that I didn't loved ! BTW the chocolate dumplings are amazing !

Nice neat place, delicious food, good service too Had lunch with friends there, enjoyed it

The food is good. It's also crazy expensive You'll leave hungry or satisfied but broke.

Food, service, delightful. The best hot and sour soup on the planet! Glad they serve cocktails, but it isn't the kind of bar to hang out at.... The purpose is to wait for your pick up order' which is ok, but an expansion would be welcome...

Well well well well welll welll welll welll WHAT DO WE HAVE HERE WE HAVE A DINNER ON NEW YEARS EVE AND WHAT DID WE FIND WE FOUND LOVE IN A HOPELESS PLACE food: peking duck: 4/5 very solid. The skin was crispy, the wrappers were authentic, and the toppings were fresh. Some weird things tho, they added cranberry sauce as a side topping instead of sugar so that was weird. It's a bit pricy tho Seafood fried rice: 4/5 very solid rice Pork ribs: 3/5 eh just reminded me of some chinese take out Buddha's Delight: 4/5 pretty solid vegetarian option, my mother loved it XLB Shanghai Soup Dumplings: 4/5 another solid option, the skin is slim and the sauce was guzzlable Service: good. they were attentive and gave me so much water yaaaaa Ambiance: small, nice, simple, bright. I liked it. Very modern Parking was chill, the side streets have some if the lot is full

I went there with my wife and another couple on Friday might. What a dissapintment! First of all we got there and was seated immediately but it took them 25 minutes to come over to take our drink order. After we had our drinks another 25 minutes to come over for our food order. We asked if they could make the string beans without pork since my friend doesn't eat pork and they said no problem. They brought out the food one dish at a time with 15 minutes in between dishes. It was terribly slow service. The drinks are very small by the way. The food was good but small portions for a premium price. Then we finally finished and got the bill we were charged the full $30.00 for the side of string beans. I think over $300.00 for Asian food is a bit of a rip off especially with the terrible service and small portions and small drinks. I would rather go to a high end steak house fir the price. Sorry but I can't recommend thus restaurant.

Jia is apparently the place "to be seen." It is always busy. It is consistently good, even when ordering takeout. The soup dumplings are the star of the show. Everything else is good, but definitely pales in comparison. It's also super expensive. I would takeout some dumplings, but probably not go to dine there again.

This is a true gem in Port Washington. The best Peking duck I've ever had. Crispy skin with cranberry and hoisin sauce. - how special! I hesitated in ordering this but so glad that we did. Also loved the soup dumplings, the noodles, the shrimp taro and the desserts! Will definitely be back

I haven't wrote a Yelp review in a minute. But this place is a gem on Long Island. Food: we tried the assorted platter & XLB soup dim sum (not pictured). A perfect mix of crunchy, crispy, chewy, juicy. The flavors !!! All so delicious. Everything tasted fresh and flavorful. The chicken was full of flavor and succulence. I loved the sauces on the side. Staff also gave us chili oil (it tasted like it was made in house) & it topped everything off. I loved it! Ambiance: interior was minimalistic, clean & neat. I appreciate the Asian style toilets haha. Interior looks like a house (as it's name suggests). Exterior is black building. It was a bit difficult to notice at first, but just on the corner. Will definitely be going back! It's kind of hard to find places like this without leaving the Long Island area.

Well I really liked the ambiance here and the dim sum was good, very high end I just didn't like there price point way to expensive...you can get authentic dim sum for half the price...

Amazing Food. It is like a hidden gem! Everything was so fresh and seasoned well and balanced. The Peking Duck is a must try...they make their own wraps in house! The mini roast pork buns are one of my favorite. Reminds me of the old school roast pork buns made in Chinatown. Steak, chicken, soup dumplings and everything was delicious. Not to mention their staff service! Great food and service, Definitely a go to for our family.

Had an outstanding experience at Jia. Will go back again and again. The service was a little too impressive, every person working there is hired so thoughtfully. They made the whole experience so delightful. The ambience is like a busy NYC restaurant. The food, was fabulous. Amazing quality, each dish had great flavour. We got 6 dim-sums between 2 of us and were stuffed by the end of it. Can't wait to go back already.

Service real good, as is food. However, the prices are absolutely outrageous for what it is. I just got back from west coast and ate at best Dim Sum/higher end Chinese places in country and was half the price. Again, solid food, but even in this economy the prices should be about 30pct less than what it is.

This restaurant is pricey but really good food! The service is excellent! M The décor is pleasant and it's a little hard to find because they don't have their name or address prominently displayed. Definitely worth a special occasion!

Love the minimalistic design indoor - it is very home like to me. Service - 5/5 very friendly and gives great recommendations. Food- my favorite was the crispy chicken, my second favorite would be the fried rice. Crispy chicken really gave me some surprise to my tongue considering I am a picky meat eater. I would highly recommend this place!

Came here for dinner with friends. Upscale (and pricey) Dim Sum was outstanding. Each dish was fresh, interesting and divine. My favs were the shrimp hot and sour soup, the yellowfin tuna sashimi salad and the brisket egg rolls. We had the chocolate mousse with taro porcupines filled with ube for dessert (both delish). Cannot wait come back to try more items on the menu. Jia also serves up great drinks (Harbor Heat is my new go-to). The waitstaff aimed to please and was very helpful. Cool ambiance in the brightly lit space. Will be back soon.

I came here with my friend millie to try the food. The place is beautifully decorated inside. The outside is next to the car wash place. We had 5 dishes and they were all great. We shared it all the foods we ordered. The staff is amazing! This isn't the authentic version of a dim sum you find in a dim sum restaurant. If you want to eat authentic dim sum go to little neck or flushing queens. I give this place 5 stars because of the food and the staff.