Chinatown dim sum parlors can be less than appealing, and while Dim Sum Go Go won’t soon be mistaken for Mr. Chow, it feels nicer, less dingy, than some of its more famous neighbors. Dim sum (and more) is served daily, and instead of waiting for carts to roll by, you indicate your order by checking items off a list; there’s a menu with photos to make the process easier. The room is bare bones and service is efficient; upstairs is a private room that also gets used during busier hours. Reservations are accepted.

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