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Dim Sum go go
Chinese $$$$$
5 E Broadway (b/w Catherine St. & Chatham Sq)
New York , NY 10038
Chinese $$$$$
5 E Broadway (b/w Catherine St. & Chatham Sq)
New York , NY 10038
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6 reviews Dim Sum Go Go: Not Just for Breakfast Anymore
By NYC Nosh Jan 16, 2008
Very little is better after a few drinks than dim sum, even if it is way past noon. FULL REVIEW
Dim Sum Go Go
By Ganjin Girl's Guide to Chinatown Jan 07, 2007
Do you love dim sum? The delicate dumplings with translucent skin, the subtle Cantonese tastes...and the never ending arrival of steamer baskets with new and tempting treats? Are you a dim sum veteran? You've had the rolling cart experience...and now find yourself more interested in getting straight to your favorites (from BBQ bao or peking duck, to more vegetarian options)? FULL REVIEW
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Dim Sum A Go Go NY - To go or not to go?
By Plate of the Day Oct 01, 2006
Last weekend I organized a dim sum gathering for my coworkers. I had planned on taking up one table at Jing Fong or Golden Bridge but a large number of the Dim Sum contingency couldn’t make it for various reasons. We decided hanging the venue and walked down Bowery to Dim Sum A Go Go. I had been there many years before with some of my friends and found this restaurant interesting - it’s got a lot of the signs of a touristy place: NY Times reviews, Zagat placcards, NY Daily, etc. But hey it’s been awhile since I checked this place out and it was convenient for 4 people. FULL REVIEW
Dim Sum GoGo
By Pabulum Apr 22, 2006
Probably the funkiest decor in all of Chinatown–Funky Broome tried but they have since closed–Dim Sum GoGo is the brainchild of a French American food writer and a Hong Kong chef. The futuristic furniture and splashes of red are effective to the visitors afraid of the rest of Chinatown; not too ethnic and very modern. The dim sum platter is the safest bet if you’re one of them. On weekends, come before noon or else you’ll end up waiting in line behind tourists. Don’t try to get the table by the window on the second floor if your group is less than four. The surly old Chinese man will only grumble and insist on the table away from the window anyway. Some things you just can’t change. FULL REVIEW
Dim Sum Go Go
By New York Journal Jan 01, 2006
Mario Batali once said that there would be no losers when the Michelin New York guide came out—only winners. (His reasoning was that since this was the first guide, no one could "lose" by being de-listed or stripped of a star; there was only the upside of being listed, or getting starred.) FULL REVIEW
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Saturday, March 19, 2005
By A Year In Food Mar 19, 2005
Crif dog with ketchup, pickles and pineapple; Crif dog with ketchup, FULL REVIEW
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