About New Phoenix Seafood Restaurant
New Phoenix Seafood Restaurant is a dim sum restaurant in Brooklyn, at 912 65th St. The room is busy and direct. Carts move through the dining room with classic dim sum, and the kitchen also serves traditional Chinese entrees.
The menu reaches across steamed dim sum, casseroles, beef dishes, noodle soups, braised noodles, and E-Fu noodles. Shrimp Dumplings, Steamed Pork Bun, Water Chestnut Cake, and Sesame Roll sit alongside beef with mushrooms and bamboo shoots, crab meat with Chinese vegetables, and braised noodles with black mushroom. The choices cover small plates and fuller dishes, so a table can order lightly or build a larger meal. A dim sum meal here can start with a cart stop, then move to another round when the table wants more.
Breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner are served. Tea is a focus here, and the drink list also includes coffee, beer, and wine. The restaurant accepts reservations, serves dine-in and takeaway orders, and has table service. It also offers a private dining room for group meals and events.
The space works for solo dining, groups, and families. Wheelchair-accessible entrance, seating, and toilet are available. High chairs are on hand. Parking includes free of charge street parking and paid street parking. The restaurant is open every day from 9 AM to 10 PM. Carts keep circulating while tables settle in, and the pace stays steady through the meal.
Dining Room Pace
Dine-in service sets the tone here. The room runs on fast service, so plates can move from the carts to the table without a long pause. That matters when the goal is to sample a few things, settle in, and keep the meal moving.
Great tea selection fits the style of the place. Tea works with dim sum in the usual way: poured early, refilled across the meal, and kept close while small plates arrive. The setting is casual, so the focus stays on the table and the food rather than on formality.
The room also works for a broader meal, not only a quick stop. Guests can sit down, order, and stay for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. The pace stays lively, but the service style still gives the table time to choose, share, and keep eating at a steady rhythm. See the kitchen’s dim sum and entree range
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Good to Know
- Planning your visit
- Accepts reservations · Usually a wait Reservations are accepted, and the room still runs with a wait at busy times. Guests who book ahead can arrive ready to check in and order once seated.
- Parking
- Free of charge street parking · Paid street parking Free street parking and paid street parking are both available near the restaurant. Drivers can choose a curb space that fits the length of the visit.
- Accessibility
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance · Wheelchair-accessible seating · Wheelchair-accessible toilet The entrance, seating, and toilet are wheelchair accessible. Guests can plan a smooth path from the door to the table and back to the restroom.
- Payment
- Credit cards · Debit cards Credit cards and debit cards are accepted at the end of the meal. Guests can settle the check without carrying cash or splitting payment another way.
- Children
- Good for kids · High chairs The restaurant is good for kids and has high chairs. Families can bring younger children and plan for a table that works with them from the start.
- Who comes here
- Groups · Tourists Groups and tourists come here. The room suits shared plates and larger tables, so parties can settle in for a full meal together.
- Atmosphere
- Casual The atmosphere is casual. Guests can come in for a simple meal and choose dishes without a formal dress code.
Access And Parking
The address is 912 65th St, Brooklyn, NY 11219, United States. It places the restaurant on 65th Street, so arrival starts with a straightforward street-level destination.
Wheelchair-accessible entrance, wheelchair-accessible seating, and a wheelchair-accessible toilet are part of the setup. Those details matter from the moment someone arrives, sits down, and uses the room. The visit does not depend on a special route through the dining area.
Parking options include free of charge street parking and paid street parking. That gives drivers two ways to plan the stop before they reach the door. The site works for dine-in service and takeaway, so the visit can end at the table or at the counter. Browse the dishes before you go
Opening Hours
- Monday 9 AM–10 PM
- Tuesday 9 AM–10 PM
- Wednesday 9 AM–10 PM
- Thursday 9 AM–10 PM
- Friday 9 AM–10 PM
- Saturday 9 AM–10 PM
- Sunday 9 AM–10 PM
Hours And Visits
The restaurant accepts reservations. It also usually has a wait, so a planned arrival can matter on busy days. That combination suits diners who want to set a time and those who are willing to queue for a table.
Hours run Monday to Sunday, 9 AM to 10 PM. The same schedule every day keeps breakfast, lunch, and dinner on a simple pattern. A visit can start early and still leave room for a late meal.
The place is good for kids and groups. That makes the room practical for family tables and larger parties, with enough flexibility for shared dishes and a longer sit-down meal. The rating stands at 3.9 from 264 reviews. Plan a meal around the menu
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the hours each day?
The restaurant is open Monday through Sunday from 9 AM to 10 PM. That gives guests a wide window for breakfast, lunch, dinner, or a late meal. Plan the visit around those hours and arrive with enough time for seating if the room is busy.
Can guests make a reservation?
Reservations are accepted, and a wait is usual. Booking ahead gives a clearer arrival plan, especially for groups or a meal at a busy time. Walk-ins can still come in, but they should expect to line up before getting seated.
What payment methods are accepted?
Credit cards and debit cards are accepted. Guests can pay at the end of the meal without preparing cash. That makes check-out simple for a quick lunch or a longer dinner with drinks.
Is the restaurant accessible for wheelchair users?
The entrance, seating, and toilet are wheelchair accessible. Guests using mobility support can plan for a level way in, a usable table, and an accessible restroom during the visit. That makes it easier to stay for a full meal without needing to work around the room.
Is there parking nearby?
Free of charge street parking and paid street parking are both available. Drivers can look for curbside spaces near the address at 912 65th St in Brooklyn. It helps to allow extra time for finding a spot before a reservation or a walk-in meal.
Is this place good for children?
The restaurant is good for kids and has high chairs. Families can bring younger children and ask for seating that works with them. The casual setting also suits a straightforward meal with shared dishes.
