Best Bao Buns Breakfast in New York City
Din's Kitchen
Newly renovated space combines simple, clean design with Chinese-style ambient lighting for a calming atmosphere. Seating is comfortable and the environment suits small gatherings, though it can get noisy during busy dinner hours.
"You have to try the soup dumplings; they're amazing."
"You have to try the sauerkraut fish soup; it's authentic and spicy."
The restaurant is accommodating to large parties, suitable for groups of 7 or more.
You can refill the rice noodles for free, making it a great value.
The dry hotpot is affordable and comes in a hefty amount.
Dim Sum Sam
Hong Kong style fast food spot offers authentic Cantonese breakfast with a solid variety of dim sum. Bao buns shine with pork belly and duck fillings, plus tasty yolk-filled options. Clean, spacious dining with self-serve stations makes for quick, casual meals.
"The dim sum here is delicious, especially the shrimp and pork dumplings."
"It's a great casual spot for a quick and tasty dim sum meal."
Expect to wait 30-40+ minutes to receive your food.
You should order ahead because the lines are already out the door.
There is no service for dine-in; orders are placed and picked up at the counter.
The Horny Ram
Bar offers bottomless mimosas and phenomenal music with plenty of seating indoors and outdoors. Atmosphere feels warm and cozy with a southern vibe and lively energy during brunch. Distinctive features include an outdoor upstairs porch and unique decor like spiders on the wall.
"The bottomless brunch experience here is amazing and worth doing."
"The cocktails here are perfectly prepared and beautifully presented."
The bottomless brunch allows unlimited top ups from a choice of bellinis and mimosas.
You can only order from the Brunch menu on Sunday from 11am - 4pm.
Happy hour runs from 4-7pm on weekdays with great deals.
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