Park Asia, Brooklyn NY

Waited more than an hour for food to come. First and only dish to come out was a cold plate of noodles with not much on it, at which point they informed us we wouldn’t be getting our order of Peking duck either. We didn’t stay for anything else.

Decent Dim Sum place on 8th Avenue. Service was friendly and quick. Interior seating was decently spaced apart and very open. They also have outdoor seating in the back which is awesome.

Food wasn't anything to write home about but still enjoyable and tasty. Pricing is fair

There ain’t no any safety protection, more than 100 people crowded in the restaurant and we have been waiting for more than 2 hours for our food, nor people sitting nearby were served. End up everybody are sitting there with a empty table. What a joke in Monday’s day

Strongly recommend it. If you really want to taste the real traditional Chinese food. Come here, it's the correct place you can eat. Very good price and well cooking. You can't find another place to instead.

Delicious food and attentive waiters! They disinfect all the chairs and tables prior to the next guest. Appreciate the thoughtfulness and smell of disinfectant.

I saw a video on youtube of a dish that looked very good however when I got to the place they told me that I had to preorder it. The food was unseasoned and the service was barely ok.

I love this place. The food is generally high quality. Post-pandemic, they constructed a nice outdoor space so it's great place to take family and friends-particularly in the afternoon for dim sum.

Good food. Very fresh. The only thing is dishes do not come together. Next time will ask the waiter to bring all at once. Will definitely come back again.

Very good food. Large, clean, bright area with lots of staff roaming around with varied carts (some dim sum places have very fee carts). Not a whole lot of English, spoken here - so be prepared to use the internet to translate and figure out what all the tasty treats are. Parking can get tough, so plan ahead of driving. Prices are fair and the selection is plentiful.

Good food. They are busy for dimsum and some nights they can get really busy.

Double check your order for take out. They miss things like sauces a lot.

First time trying Chinese cuisine they have options for people not so bold and dating with their food choices. It was an interesting dining experience to say the least.

Nice dim sum place, it's big enough that we never have to wait for a table. Many of the servers don't speak English so that's a little challenging but the food is yummy.

Great food! The prices were a little higher but the quality was better. I ordered 9 dishes for 8 people and we finished everything. I highly recommend the salt and pepper pork chops. The workers were very attentive and service was great. Would want to come back to try their dim sum one day

Always have a good time eating dimsum there, try not to go there in weekend because they are FULL all the time.

Wonderful time I had here for Dim Sum with my brother and his girlfriend. Food was the first authentic Chinese food I ever liked! Very clean and elegant! When total return! Very authentic and not spicy!

Our dim sum go to spot, where we come on weekends by ourselves or hosting friends from out of town. The price is extremely reasonable and it is fun catching up. There is always a slight wait on weekends, but we get the table fairly fast (around 5 minutes wait for my husband and I or a 15/20 minutes wait for a group of 6). The ladies, who push carts will try to get you accept as many dishes as possible. However, a firm no will be sufficient. For first timers, don’t feel intimidated, go and have fun. This is a lovely tradition, which to our surprise, when we visited Canton, China, it is slowly disappearing as the young people don’t go to dim sum anymore. To me, this is Chinese brunch, where you spend quality time with family and friends.

Authentic Cantonese known for its Dim Sum and family style dinner.

Food: One of the best food in the city not just Brooklyn. Dim sum is busy on the weekends so the later today come (after 10am) expect to wait. The food is fresh and not overly westernized like the more known restaurants in the city.
For dinner, you can go wrong with any of the dishes. Seafood is a must order here.

Ambience: The restaurant has 2 floors. Both floors has a catering style ambience; the lower the larger of the 2. Parking on the weekends is difficult so plan some time ahead.

Park Asia is really worth the trek to taste some of really good Authentic Chinese.