October 10, 2007
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Go Go Dim Sum
**Edit**: Those are indeed “Turnip Cakes”… I remember now, because that day I asked for Taro Cakes and the only thing comparable to ‘em were the Turnip Cakes.. It wasn’t bad! Thanks for the many corrections and yes I do need to get some dim sum outside of the U.S. and that giant dumpling was great! haha
New York City, NY
Go go gadget? Go go dim sum… lol
While in New York City, you’ve got to hit up Chinatown and get some good dim sum! (another reason for visiting Chinatown would have to be Joe’s Shanghai and their famous “soup dumplings”) Go Go Dim Sum does sound kinda funny but don’t let the name turn you off… they have pretty darn good dim sum aka chinese tapas! Usually when I go to an Asian restaurant, I look around and see if other Asians are dining there.. I didn’t see many of them at Go Go, so I was a bit weary.. But I trusted my friend’s opinion and stuck with it. This was my journey… haha
Outside near Go Go..
Go Go Dim Sum if you couldn’t tell.. haha
Giant “soup dumpling”
Steam Flour Roll with Shrimp
Braised Chicken Feet
Pan-friedTaro CakesTurnip Cakes
Shui Mai aka Pork DumplingsSorry for the blurry pictures.. the food is better than the picture.
Har Gow aka Shrimp Dumplings
Deep-fried Sesame Seed BallsSo there you have it.. Shui Mai.. Har Gow.. Steam Flour Rolls..
Taro CakesTurnip Cakes.. Chicken Feet.. Sesame Seed Balls and many other items that aren’t pictured. Essentially, Dim Sum is a lower scale version of a multi-course Tasting menu where you get to choose exactly what you want. The dim sum here was above average and since I am coming from a city deprived of good dim sum, my opinion could be slightly skewed. Take that into account but take nothing away from Go Go. The service was ok for a Chinese restaurant and the large tables made it feel almost as if we were not at a NYC restaurant. (which are usually small and crowded)
Overall Rating:
(out of 7
)this place should fulfill your dim sum craving..
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Comments (26)
I had just returned from a trip to Shanghai when I first tried Joe’s. It definitely held its own!
that’s not taro cake, taro cakes are purplish in color, those are daikon cakes ^_^
i’ve been there before. it’s actually not that bad but the prices are a bit up there for dimsum.
you mean turnip cake? hehe, next time head to Ping’s on Mott St.
droolz~~ i luv dim sum! esp the shrimp dumpling. mmmmmmmmmm i should go this weekend.
dude, i tried chicken feet the other weekend and i just can’t do it… i really did try!
ahh T.T… i want dimsum now…..
i think a guy is picking his nose in the first picture. =)
ha! those chicken feet look like they have sweet and sour sauce on them!
once, in amsterdam, I saw an all you can eat dim sum for 7 euros place. too bad, (or maybe it was a good thing) it was closed.
oooohhh i’m mentally devouring these delicious little delicacies. delliish.
my favorite thing to eat @ a dim sum restaurant is steam flour roll with shirmp!! MMMmm i want some dim sum now hahaha
Okay…I am going for dim sum this weekend…no thanks to you!
The giant dumpling is kind of scary…so big!
I love their sharkfin soup dumpling! Takes like 20 minutes for the order but well worth it!
sounds like someone needs to try real dimsim outside of the USA!
come to boston for dim sum i love fried shrimp roll
Looks very yummy. Dim Sum is one of my favorite types of food!
Yeah those are turnip cakes.. and if your ever in vancouvor those Ha Gao are HUGE and Yummie.
no spare ribs?!?! haha
mmmm now i am starving >.<
but thanks for the delicious pics
WOW! Looks delish!
What?! Chinese restaurants only have large tables when they serve full-scale entrees! That’s a crazy business model already!!
i really wanted to try giant soup dumplings after bourdain’s show but didn’t know where to find it here in nyc. thanks for the tip!
I live near there, not the best place to have dim sum. There’s a reason why there’s not much chinese people eating there. =P It’s hard to find a good places to eat in Chinatown now, it’s not like it used to be =(
go to gum fung in flushing…and eat where real new yorkers eat…
props!
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drool….