Jing Fong

After nearly 40 years downtown, the Chinatown dim sum stalwart welcomes a sibling on the Upper West Side. The uptown iteration features similar traditional Cantonese fare to the original’s, like Peking pork chops, honey-walnut prawns and beef chow fun, alongside freshly cooked dim sum items (shrimp dumplings, BBQ pork buns) that diners can watch chefs prepare at a 10-seat chef’s counter. The decor, however, is decidedly different from the spot’s below–14th Street counterpart: It’s dressed with modern accents like reclaimed-wood columns, hanging pendant lights and honeycomb wall panels.