This is a convenient location for dim sum due to it's location outside of the busy and congested downtown Flushing area. It's right off the LIE highway on exit 23. It was formally Palace Diner for a number of years. There is valet parking behind the restaurant, as well as parking in front and on the streets. Both times I've been here, the wait time has been short despite it usually being packed. As with most dim sum restaurants, expect to be potentially seated with other people at the same table. Ask for the chrysanthemum tea, which is lighter and sweeter than the usual black tea that's served in Chinese restaurants. Dim sum carts are constantly going around so you're never short of waiting for food to come. Just tell the cart ladies what you want or point to it. There is staff that occasionally comes by to change out your plate for a clean one and bring you another fresh pot of tea. Service is quick and on point. There is a separate take-out location on side of the place.
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This is a convenient location for dim sum due to it's location outside of the busy and congested downtown Flushing area. It's right off the LIE highway on exit 23. It was formally Palace Diner for a number of years. There is valet parking behind the restaurant, as well as parking in front and on the streets. Both times I've been here, the wait time has been short despite it usually being packed. As with most dim sum restaurants, expect to be potentially seated with other people at the same table. Ask for the chrysanthemum tea, which is lighter and sweeter than the usual black tea that's served in Chinese restaurants. Dim sum carts are constantly going around so you're never short of waiting for food to come. Just tell the cart ladies what you want or point to it. There is staff that occasionally comes by to change out your plate for a clean one and bring you another fresh pot of tea. Service is quick and on point. There is a separate take-out location on side of the place.
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