Dim Sum
Morning Dim Sum Tray
Har gow, siu mai, char siew bao, and cheung fun — all hand-folded before dawn and steamed to order. Served with our house chili oil and black bean sauce.
Brooklyn · Est. 1985
At Kum Wah, every wok is fired by hand, every sauce is started from scratch, and every plate carries the weight of recipes passed through three generations — served at 208 Lewis Avenue in the heart of Brooklyn.
House-made Dim Sum · Dry-Aged Roast Duck · Wok-Fired Noodles
In 1985, a small kitchen on Lewis Avenue became the anchor of a family dream. Kum Wah's founder brought with him the techniques and temperaments of Cantonese cooking as practiced in the households of Guangdong — not the simplified versions found elsewhere, but the real craft: high flame, precise timing, ingredients selected at dawn.
Today, his children and grandchildren stand beside him at the pass. The menu has grown, but the philosophy has not: nothing is rushed, nothing is shortcuts, and every guest is treated as if they have just taken a seat at the family table.
Each dish on our menu is a reference point — a standard that our kitchen returns to, night after night, with the same care as the first.
Dim Sum
Har gow, siu mai, char siew bao, and cheung fun — all hand-folded before dawn and steamed to order. Served with our house chili oil and black bean sauce.
Roast
Air-dried for twenty-four hours, roasted in a wood-fired oven until the skin shatters like glass and the meat stays impossibly tender. Served with plum sauce and steamed buns.
Wok-Fired
Fresh squid, lightly dusted and flash-fried, then tossed over an open flame with garlic, chili, and scallion. Finished with a whisper of five-spice and served sizzling.
Comfort
Slow-simmered rice broken down to a silken consistency, studded with minced pork, quartered century egg, and topped with preserved vegetables and crispy shallots.
Our dining room is designed for conversation — warm wood, soft light, and just enough space between tables for privacy. Whether you're joining us for a quick lunch or a leisurely Sunday dim sum with family, the atmosphere is one of unhurried hospitality.
We welcome walk-ins at any time. For parties of six or more, or for private events, we recommend reserving in advance.
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