Mandarin Court - 61 Mott Street (Chinese)
Recently went to Mandarin Court for dim sum, as it was recommended by some friends. The inside of Mandarin Court is modest - cafeteria style tables, no frills decor. Positives: the carts come by regularly, there's no chasing down the carts, like you have to do at Jing Fong. The food is tasty, mostly subtly flavored and steamed (since it is dim sum.) Negatives: honestly, I think there was less variety than Jing Fong - didn't see a single chicken foot the entire time I was there. The cost: reasonable. $12 a head for our party, and we certainly ate our fill. Will I go back soon? No. Would I recommend? Yes, although not with amazing passion.
Recently went to Mandarin Court for dim sum, as it was recommended by some friends. The inside of Mandarin Court is modest - cafeteria style tables, no frills decor. Positives: the carts come by regularly, there's no chasing down the carts, like you have to do at Jing Fong. The food is tasty, mostly subtly flavored and steamed (since it is dim sum.) Negatives: honestly, I think there was less variety than Jing Fong - didn't see a single chicken foot the entire time I was there. The cost: reasonable. $12 a head for our party, and we certainly ate our fill. Will I go back soon? No. Would I recommend? Yes, although not with amazing passion.
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