Creative dim sum and Chinese comfort dishes with standout har gow and ribs; tasty but portion sizes are modest and prices feel high for some.
East Wind Snack Shop delivers solid neighborhood dim sum with strong food quality when execution peaks—the signature lattice-crust har gow and juicy pork dumplings earn consistent praise. However, quality varies noticeably between visits, with reports of burnt bottoms and bland fillings offsetting the highs. Swift, friendly service and a nostalgic casual vibe make it a reliable quick bite for Park Slope regulars, though it lacks the consistency and distinction to reach higher grades.
One caveat: Pricing feels high for portion size per several reviews