Dim Sum Restaurants near Parsippany Troy Hills, NJ

“Came for the dim sum with my husband and father. We were seated immediately when we arrived. We arrived at around 2:45pm on a Saturday and was told dim sum carts stop at around 2:00. I also heard some else say they stop around 1:30 so I'm not exactly sure. We ended up choosing our dim sum items from a paper menu which was fine but just be aware of the timing if you want the fully Cantonese style cart. Staff was not the most enthusiastic but helpful and attentive. Food came out pretty quickly. Everything we ordered tasted good. Some favorites were the pork steamed buns, custard bun, green sesame ball, and pork soup dumplings. One of our items never came out so we waited a little bit until we finally asked about it. Someone came over and just crossed it off our bill so I guess they ran out. This was our second time dining here. My recommendation is to arrive earlier the first visit to enjoy the full cart experience but it does get crowded at prime time so be prepared to wait a little or be seated with others.“

“Wow I love the variety of dim sum menu. Not to pricey, I ordered online and picked up myself. The restaurant is close by to my job, I had gotten out early enough I need just small bites like dim sum to hold me over. When I ordered online they have an online ordering system that's supposed to notify you when your order is ready...but mine didn't update. I was right there anyways so no biggie. The restaurant was very quiet at the time I arrived. The owner was nice and had greeted me immediately. I ordered a small egg drop soup, bean curd skin with pork and shrimp, and scallion pancake. Everything was delicious. Great flavor for the price. Definitely recommend this restaurant but don't get confused like I did since the sign says Noodle Lee and on the internet it said Noodle Wong. I have videos of the food but they'll be on my IG account @tastebud_adventures80 Enjoy!“

“Quite small but great food and relatively inexpensive. $10-20 per person if you just get noodles, but can be more depending on how many side dishes you get. Service is pretty quick as well. I recommend the 小椒牛卷饼, as well as the Fresh Seaweed side dish. Spicy food (one chili pepper) is generally on the spicier side, rather than more mild, but can be requested to be not spicy if you wish.“

“Nice spot for a Chinese food or sushi. Convenient to the local hotel and all the shops. Nice cozy indoor seating and good service. Food was flavorful. The fried dumplings and beef on a stick were great appetizers. The tangerine beef was sweet and spicy delicious.“