Dim Sum?

 We really like Chinese on Carson's Dim Sum.  The menu is smaller than
 TaiPei's but the quality is better (ie. I have gotten sick from Taipei's
 Dim Sum before).  Also if you are a price conscious student, Chinese on
 Carson is very reasonable.

 Elizabeth

 Dan C. wrote:
 >Which restaurants in Pittsburgh serve Dim Sum?  Which days of
 the week or
 >month do they have it?
 >

 Depends upon what you mean by Dim Sum. If you mean the sort
 served from the carts, I know of no place that does so.

 If you are just referring to the type of food (but ordered from
 menus), the Tai Pai in Shadyside has good Dim Sum on Sundays.

 Jim Mann

 I know for sure that the New Dumpling House on Murray Ave. in Squirrel
 Hill serves a Dim-Sum menu from 11am-3pm Monday through Sunday.
 I have only tried it once and wasn't too impressed, because of having
 sampled the Dim-Sum in San Francisco on various occassions.
 However, they may have improved since I last went (about a year ago).

 > Which restaurants in Pittsburgh serve Dim Sum?  Which days of the week or
 > month do they have it?
 >
 > Dan.
 Siouxsie

 I've been there and their food is EXCELLENT!!!

 Cindyk

 Anthony and Gina wrote:

 > New Dumpling House on Murray in SquirrelHill has Dim Sum, Monday through
 > Sunday 11 am to 4 pm, according to my take out menu, but I have never
 > had it, so I cannot give an appraisal.

 I just wanted to thank everyone for all of their suggestions.  We have
 tried the New Dumpling House (I think that's its name) on Murray in
 Squirrel Hill.  While they didn't have a lot of the items we wanted,
 they did have some that were really, really tasty; unfortunately, it was
 a little more expensive than it is in San Francisco - there's a switch.
 We're probably going to try the Chinese on Carson place next.

 Thanks again!

 No, it's not from the carts, unfortunately.  There's a menu with about 20
 items (unfortunately they never have the fried sesame balls, which are among
 my favorite) and they usually just bring it out as it's done.

 I've been to Tai Pei in Shadyside for dinner and thought the food was
 disgusting...very Le Choi.

 Jim M. wrote:

 > RNJ wrote in message ...
 > >Decently priced?  By that, give a range?  I've been to Dim Sum in
 > >Oakland, CA and it was CHEAP! Four adults ate for under $30.  I've been
 > >to Dim Sum here (at the New Dumpling House on Murray Avenue in Squirrel
 > >Hill, near Forward Avenue) and it was pretty good, but a bit more
 > >expensive than I thought it should have been.  I think for 5 of us, the
 > >bill came to $65 + tax and tip.
 > >
 >
 > Is this Dim Sum served from carts, or is this a menu with lots of Dim Sum
 > type items on it?
 >
 > For the latter, the Tai Pai in Shadyside is good.
 >
 > ---
 >
 > Jim

 as usual I have an opinion - Chineese on Carson has
 Dim sum an Sat & Sun morn -
 it is reasonable to me - been there my self and with friends
 it was no more expensive that regular Chineese - actually cheaper
 when ordering 4-5 things plus - I think it is good quality
 for what you get - this isn't China Town in a big city.

 mike

   Craig B. wrote:
 >     Are there any good Dim Sum places in Pittsburgh that are decently
 priced?
 >
 >         -Craig
 >

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 Beckala wrote:

 > I'm looking for a dim sum place in Pittsburgh.  I've gone to the one
 > on Murry (Chinese Dumpling House) but I'm looking for
 > somewhere new.  Any suggestions?
 >

 Hong Kong in Dormont has dim sum the first Sunday
 of the month.  There's also Thai Place in Shadyside.
 Chinese on Carson also has dim sum on Sunday's but
 I don't like them very much.
 Kate