Dim Sum Restaurants near North Quincy, MA

“Craving dim sum that hits all the traditional notes without breaking the bank? This is your spot. From perfectly steamed dumplings to crispy spring rolls, every bite brings classic flavors done right. The portions are generous, the quality is solid, and the prices are hard to beat. A go-to for a comforting, authentic dim sum fix.“

“These are the best soup dumplings I’ve ever had and the pan fried dumplings and turnip cakes were also top notch.
This place is a small casual spot with a few tables inside the Kam Man grocery store (when you enter the building, go straight and it will be on your right). Service is lovely. We also bought dumplings to make at home.
Highly recommend!“

“WOW.
This is the place for dim sum in all of Massachusetts.
Everything was delicious, even chicken feet (which normally I do not eat: if you haven’t had chicken feet before, try it here)
Cantonese friends showed me this place, telling me it was the best: they were right.
The tea is especially good: I had maybe 15 cups of it.
For 6 people, a lot of foot was only 115 dollars.
WORTH IT!“

“Best dumplings I have ever had and you cannot beat the price!!!!“

“Food is excellent! Service is great.“

“We took a large group of students from all over Massachusetts during a field trip to experience authentic Chinese food in Chinatown. The staff was really helpful and the food delicious. Our group loved every minute of it! Thank you so much Hei La Moon for your warm welcome, wonderful service, and fantastic meal!“

“Outstanding and delicious!!!!“

“Food is excellent! Service is great.“

“We are in Boston for a couple of days from England and decided to explore Chinatown. A lovely gentleman recommended Dynasty to us as being one of the best. We arrived at about 11am this morning and had a lovely meal with tea. So pleased we came as it was the highlight of the day for us. Hopefully you get lots of tourists . Thank you“

“Just had the pork dumplings for lunch - they were delicious. Very reasonably priced as well. I highly recommend them!“

“always my "go to" - great food and really nice people!!😀“

“香港に居るような雰囲気‼️goodd(⌒ー⌒)!“

“Cool old theatre converted to a restaurant. Food was middle of the road. My main complaint is you dont know what things are when you buy them. If they could add a simple description of what youre buying it would make the place much better. Ended up tossing half the stuff we ordered because we didnt know what we were buying. Oh well.“

“It’s been awhile since we last visited. Dim sum tasted as good as we remembered.
Everything was steamy hot.
Our favorites are the crispy pork chashu buns. This time we have to order them. They were in the push carts.
Shrimp dumplings (ha gow), pork and shrimp sui mai were really good!
Steamed Bean curds pork rolls came with three in the steamer was delicious too!
Chicken feet with black beans and garlic, fried taro dumplings, steamed pork ribs, lotus leaves wrap with sticky rice, fried sesame balls with red bean paste inside, tofu pudding….They were all very good!
Except the jelly fish and radish… they tasted from a package. A little mala taste (numbing) seasoning. We didn’t enjoy that!
Service was excellent! The waitstaff are always so fast and friendly!
Clean restroom and restaurant seems pretty spacious!
Get there at 10 am when they open then you won’t have to wait.
By 10:30 am it was a full house on a Sat am! Would definitely recommend this restaurant!“

“Winsor Dim Sum Café – A Dim Sum Gem in Boston Chinatown

We tried Winsor Dim Sum Café recently, and honestly, it hit all the right notes. If you’re looking for solid, authentic dim sum in Boston’s Chinatown, this place is a winner.

We weren’t here for the ambiance—just came for the food, and it delivered. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and came out fast. The service was great too—friendly and super efficient, which isn’t always the case with dim sum spots.

We ordered a bunch of dishes: shiu mai, fried rice, several kinds of bao, and other classic dim sum staples—and every single thing was delicious. The bao especially stood out: soft, warm, and packed with flavor. My family, who lived in China for a few years, was impressed and said it tasted like the real deal. That’s a pretty strong endorsement.

We’ve tried a few other spots in Chinatown, but Winsor stands out for three things: the taste, the speed, and the service. Definitely adding this to the go-to list when we’re craving dim sum.“

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“Start the day with our homecook breakfast, this place serve you a very good taste congee, dimsum, and many chinese food to kick start your day.

Price very reasonable comparing in Boston, and open too early for you to jump the day off.

Staff are freindly in Chinese way, which i got very comfort too, and surely come back when i have a chance to visit Boston again.“

“What a cool Asian restaurant, service is top notch and the food is stellar, the crab rangoons are next level, my personal new favorite rice is the Kimchi beef rice at this place! Can't wait to go back and try a few other things, also when you have leftover to go items they put it in a real nice tote bag with napkins and plastic ware. Just a really cool place... try it!!!“

“Great food I like it good parking“

“Jumbo Seafood is hands down one of the best late-night dining spots in the area. We came in pretty late, but the staff were still welcoming, attentive, and never rushed us. The seafood was incredibly fresh, and every dish was bursting with flavor. The chili crab lived up to the hype, perfectly cooked with a rich, savory sauce that we couldn’t stop dipping into. The cereal prawns were a fun surprise ,crispy, sweet, and addictive.

What really stood out was the overall experience: efficient service, generous portions, and a lively yet relaxed vibe even late at night. It’s rare to find a place open this late that doesn’t compromise on quality. If you’re craving seafood after hours, Jumbo Seafood is a must. We’ll definitely be back!“