Nom Wah Tea Parlor
Dim sum restaurant · Chinatown
13 Doyers St, New York, NY 10013
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Highlights
Step into Nom Wah Tea Parlor, a vintage gem from 1920 in Chinatown, where mouthwatering dim sum and a charming old-school vibe await.
Step into Nom Wah Tea Parlor, a vintage gem from 1920 in Chinatown, where mouthwatering dim sum and a charming old-school vibe await.
"Tang is most known for breathing new life into the historic Doyers Street Nom Wah Tea Parlor." - Emma Orlow
"Chinatown’s oldest restaurant Nom Wah Tea Parlor has temporarily closed its original location, but its Nolita outpost remains open for takeout and delivery. Dim sum, noodles, and soups are available via Caviar. Frozen dumplings are also available upon request." - Carla Vianna
"A great setting for tasty Dim Sum. Get there early as you will be waiting an hour to taste some delicious rice wrapped in lotus leaf or turnip cake with XO. Fried food is best enjoyed with a ice cold coke... Always surprised when people don't know about that one!" - My Orange Box
"Nom Wah has the best outdoor setup in the neighborhood (and maybe in the entire downtown area). Their Doyers Street spot is blocked off to cars, which means the whole street feels like an outdoor dining room with yellow umbrellas and foliage. They also have some nice shady seats for people who are waiting for pick-up, in case you want to take your har gow to-go." - hannah albertine
"Like Taiwan Pork Chop House, Nom Wah has the benefit of Doyers Street, which means the whole street feels like an outdoor dining room with yellow umbrellas and foliage. They also have some nice shady seats for people who are waiting for pick-up, in case you want to take your har gow to-go." - hannah albertine
