Tim Ho Wan 添好運 is a dim sum restaurant Greenwich Village New York located in United States.
85 4th Ave (btwn E 10th & E 11th St) New York , NY 10003 United States
Reservations | No |
Credit Cards | Yes |
Outdoor Seating | No |
Menus | Brunch, Lunch, Dinner |
Very much recommended place for dim sum . Just prepare on waiting 3h for your table.
Famous dim sum . Slightly sweet. Loved the pork buns , fried dumplings and French toast . Didn't like the parsnip cake ...too fishy
This cartless NYC dim sum is a letdown! Altho' cheap & freshly-made all day & BBQ Pork Bun (like "Bolau Cha Siu Bao ") & Mango Slushee shine, THW has mostly traditional dim sum & not worth 1.5 hr-wait!
Tim Ho Wan has a lot of different foods and they are all delicious they have an odd choose of music for the cuisine and type of restaurant (pop music ) the wait is about thirty minutes or so for three.
Baked BBQ pork buns specifically, but everything is great (we also had fried pork dumplings , streamed shrimp dumplings , spring rolls and streamed rice balls - all great).
Love the baked pork buns , congee , and deep fried dumplings ; shrimp har gow and especially siu mai (pictured) are great; french toast is tasty; steamed rice dishes and turnip cakes could be skipped
The service is quick once you've sat down. Come for early dinner during the week. You must get the pork buns ! Everything else is better than your avg Chinatown dimsum , though it's not worth the wait.
Really liked the chicken feet , har gow, and pork buns . Would I wait in line for any of those? No. NYC has a ton of just as good or better dim sum .
This place is really good! ???? I had been to a location in Sydney and didn’t love it, but the location here in New York is great! They’ve been open for 2 years and opening a location in Hell’s Kitchen.
Bbq pork buns and sticky rice in lotus leaf were top notch and totally worth the visit. The rest of the items were surprisingly sub par compared to good dim sum restaurants .
Put your name down on the wait list and go shopping! Pork buns are SO delicious. Haven't tasted anything like it before. Everything else is very good and clean eating. Get a milk tea !
Great place to try once, considering the wait time is insane enough. Order everything: pork buns , anything with shrimp and the sweet potato cream for dessert ! Black lychee tea is heaven.
They have instant service at the bar , it's the same food but you stand. The bar is best if your by yourself or for two people. The dim sum is small compared to other places but great quality.
It's good but I don't get the hype. We literally ordered everything on the menu but the rice dishes. And if I had to recommend one thing that was exceptional, it'd be the roast pork buns .
Pork buns and steamed shrimp dumplings are worth the wait but plan accordingly: we got in line at 9:30am, they took our names at 10:15am and we were seated at 11:45am.
Don't come in with extremely high hopes and you'll leave full and satisfied. The wait has died down (now 30 min ish) and they text you. The congee , pork buns , and shrimp dumplings are winners.
French toast with custard is unique and delicious for dessert . It's the same filling in the cantonese classic steam custard buns (aka nai wong bao )
3 hour wait is the downfall but overall Really great dim sum ! Everything is cooked just right! The BBQ buns are so tasty! And the sticky rice wrapped in tea leaf.
Yes the waits are intense, but just go grab a drink somewhere. The wait for the best pork buns ever is worth it ????????????
Solid tho limited dim sum selection. Of course get the roast pork bao which has a nice pineapple-bun like topping.
Best quality of dim sum in this city by far. Try the pork buns for a combination of sweet and savory.
Solid fast meal when solo. You can stand at the front near the kitchen & bar-dine. No frills, great dimsum with no wait.
Stumbled upon the line ~4:30pm and was seated immediately upon the 5pm opening. Enjoyed the BBQ pork buns , congee , sticky rice , shrimp dumplings , and shrimp/pork sui mai. Skip the blanched vegetables .
Weekends are impossible with wait times crossing the 3 hour mark. The time to come is Monday to Friday for lunch time, a 10 min wait tops. Definitely worth trying out!
Is it the best dim sum I've had in my life? Yes. Would I wait 3 hours though, definitely not. Get the har gow and steamed rice roll . The pork buns were too sweet for me.
The trick is definitely to come on the earlier side - we went on a Wednesday around 6 to put our names in and were seated by 6:30. Also, the pork buns are a must!
Longgggggg lines = 3 to 4 hours wait. Poor management and communication right now. Stay away until things settles.
Came for a very late lunch and only waited 1-1.5 hours. Totally worth it given that I’ve waited that long for average dimsum in Atlanta. The pork buns with the sweet breading were our favorite.
As good as the original location in HK. Must get pork bun
Those BBQ pork buns are life changing... the crunchy and sugary outside and the soft and flavorful middle
BBQ pork buns and congee were so good! Was worried about lines , but waited only about 15 minutes before being seated during rush hour.
Standing table is your best bet, otherwise, put your name down and go to milk and hops nearby for a beer or two. Pork buns are unique, everything else is solid.
Hours long wait but if dining solo or 2 ppl you can eat standing up by the kitchen. The pork buns are killer!!!!
Get here before open to avoid the long wait . They won’t seat you unless your entire party is here. BBQ bun and congee is as good as the hype
Bougie dim sum compared to Chinatown but worth every penny! Baked pork buns are a must have here!
loved the BBQ pork buns and sticky rice ! The NYC location is just as good as the Hong Kong one!!
Good but Michelin star worthy? I hardly think so.
We got more food than we could even finish for two people and bill was only $32! So good
Best pork buns I’ve ever had!
You can always eat standing at the counter if just casually stopping by - usually no more than 5-10 min wait!
Pork buns are good. The outside is flaky and reminds me of bo luo bao . Everything else was on par with other dim sum places (turnip cake , sticky rice , siu mai , rice rolls ). Not worth 1+ hr wait though
Pork buns and French toast custard are the best. Expect a wait.
The BBK pork buns , sumai and steamed shrimp dumplings are delicious
Good not great. Over hyped. Not worth 3+ hour wait, although I do like their text message-base line system. Similar to other locations, the pork buns are a stand out. My fav was their custard toast .
Definitely get the noodles
Pork buns are delicious-a little flakier than it is traditionally. Pork siu mai & shrimp dumplings are also good. Other things were only ok. Overall I'd say if the wait is long it's not worth waiting
Line starts at 8:30am and 3:30pm, be prepared. But the food is worth the wait! Highly recommend: rice rolls (freshly made ), chicken in lotus leaves, pork chops , and the most famous chashu bun !
Pork buns , chicken feet , and har gow were fantastic.
If the wait is too long for you, improvise and hop on an empty spot at the bar . Standing dim sum will soon become a hot trend.
The steamed shrimp dumplings are out of this world juicy good
Order this: pork buns, egg rolls, house special dumplings, pork/shrimp sui mai, sesame balls, and chicken feet. Done. - Bin Yang
Their xiao long bao / pork soup dumpling is amazing flavorful. 4 dumplings for $5.50 is an amazing deal!!! This is a fast casual place compared to the one in C-town - Jin Moon
They have unusual flavors and most of them are great. I love the Hazelnut. - Andres Alonso
We're from Portland, OR and it reminded me a lot of Powell's Books. Great place with clever, quality t-shirts, book bags, etc. Stellar selection of books. Highly recommended! - Steve K
Really cool vibe! Close to shops and coffeeshops! on weekends outside market place - Kujtesa M