The Take

Order the soup dumplings, pan-fried pork dumplings, steamed shrimp dumplings, and Chinese broccoli at Dim Sum Go Go for the best results. Slop Score: 38.

This 24-year Chinatown veteran earns its Bib Gourmand with fresh, made-to-order items and generous $25 portions. The menu-only format skips the carts but hits the same classics without the wait chaos at peak times.

Typical kitchen defaults mean fried dishes lean seed oil, so the based order stays steamed and pan-fried. Reservations help, but the real win is knowing what to request off-app like the shrimp-stuffed eggplant.

The Verdict

Dim Sum Go Go stays a reliable Chinatown pick when you stick to the steamed and pan-fried hits. The eggplant stuffed with shrimp paste is the secret house favorite worth asking for.

Skip the deep-fried spring rolls and sesame balls if you're dodging seed oils. Slop Score: 38.

Common Questions

Does Dim Sum Go Go use seed oils?

Yes. Fried items default to them in a typical Chinese kitchen.

What should you avoid at Dim Sum Go Go?

Deep-fried spring rolls, sesame balls, and anything from the fryer.

Is Dim Sum Go Go healthy?

Mostly. Steamed and pan-fried options deliver solid protein and veg at $25.