15 best dim sum spots in New York City

12. Nom Wah Tea Parlor

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This is one of the oldest dim sum parlors in the city, originally starting as a tea shop in 1920. It is located on the 200-foot-long Doyers Street, which was once referred to as the 'Bloody Angle' due to the famous gang violence that occurred here. Nom Wah has a reputation for making mooncakes. But now, the only thing that you have to fight here for is the waiting list for this spot.

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