Brooklyn Dim Sum and Congee in a Cozy Room
Dim sum, spinach tofu congee, and lamb dill dumplings make this compact Brooklyn stop a low cost, all day meal.
🥣 Baskets and Bowls
Spinach tofu congee arrives under fried dough, mushrooms, herbs, and a dark soy gloss, while lamb dill dumplings bring the sharper signature bite. Soup dumplings, vegetable plates, cucumber salad, and Filipino fried ribs keep the table moving beyond the standard baskets.
At 276 5th Avenue, the compact dining room runs on exposed brick, warm woven pendant lamps, and a short row of tables facing the street. The menu keeps classic baskets beside pork chives and vegetarian friendly choices, with enough range for a mixed group.
Its 4.5 rating from 222 ratings fits the low cost neighborhood appeal. Outdoor street seating opens another way to settle in. Service can move from quick to slower during busy hours, a useful reason to leave a little room in the plan. Bring a small group, order across textures, and let the congee set the pace.
