Tim Ho Wan is an inexpensive dim sum chain that is the world's cheapest Michelin-starred restaurant. With a New York City location recently opened in the East Village, the chain now has a foothold on some high quality dim sum in the City. Check it all out in this video from Eater.
When Tim Ho Wan opened in Manhattan last year, the lines were insane, often stretching around the block. Why the fuss? The original location of this Hong Kong-based dim sum chain was the cheapest restaurant in the world to win a Michelin Star — and it’s beloved across Asia. Tim Ho Wan serves classics as well as less-familiar dishes, from chicken feet to har gow and lo mai gai. But unlike many NYC dim sum restaurants, at Tim Ho Wan, there are no servers wheeling carts of food. It’s menu ordering only.
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