The newly renovated restaurant is well worth the visit! We came for dim sum on a Sunday morning when they first open, and we were seated promptly. We ordered all our usuals and all the dim sum was delicious. Everything came out hot and fresh, and the staff were helpful and responds quickly to help us with extra tea, more orders, and sauces. We ordered a Malaysian chow fun - that was probably the only dish we didn't enjoy as much. It was not quite right - more like the Singaporean rice noodles...except instead of rice vermicelli, they had chow fun, which not only isn't what the dish was supposed to be, also wasn't as good as rice vermicelli would've been. read more

Asian Pearl Kitchen - Hai gow - Dim Sum Near Me - Richmond, California

Dim sum with my family is always a must when I come home! For our first dinner all together, my Mom and Stepdad treated me to dim sum at Asian Pearl Seafood Restaurant, conveniently located in Pacific East Mall. For dinner, we ate a variety of different dim sum. Of course, I had to get a few of my favorites which are Steamed Shrimp Dumplings (Har Gow) and Shanghai Steamed Dumplings (Xiaolongbao). My family ordered the rest of the dim sum and we all shared family-style. All of the items that I tried were delicious! The shrimp in the Har Gow was plump, and the Sticky Rice was savory with good meat to rice ratio. The only thing was the Xiaolongbao didn't have much soup in it and wasn't hot. The service was excellent, both our waiter and the servers were friendly. Our food came out hot and relatively fast. At the end of our meal, our waiter brought out Sweet Red Bean Soup on the house, which was unexpected! The soup was warm, delicious, and had plenty of red beans. My family and I like how close the restaurant is to our house. We also love how they offer dim sum all day. If you're in the area, Asian Pearl Seafood Restaurant is an excellent spot to check out for reasonable dim sum and quick service. read more

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Before taking my mom to grocery at 99 Ranch, we decided to eat lunch first. Otherwise, we would've probably bought the entire store. LOL We ate at this "new" Chinese restaurant in the mall, at "Asian Pearl Kitchen." It had a sign above the entrance, "soft opening." FOOD We ordered the following: salt & pepper fish, shumai, deep fried shrimp ball (our favorite), and chicken with salt fish fried rice. They were all delicious, except the fried rice. The fish they used was not salty at all. This is one of my favorite Chinese dish; I've had good ones. SERVICE I guess we got there a little late, as there were only 2-3 tables occupied. The servers were on their way to have lunch, too, as we got the check already. And we've not even started eating. The server did not even check up on us before he proceeded to the table with his coworkers. I wanted to ask for a soy sauce and mustard, but we saw them already eating. Hence, we didn't want to disturb them. He could've told us that he was going on a break. That would've at least was the reason of the bill arrived earlier on our table. AMBIENCE This restaurant was clean (bathroom was tidy). It was nice to see their huge wall of a TV! I'm sure they can have more trainings and improve their service. After all, it is their "soft opening." I will definitely come back again and even recommend them to our friends and family. read more

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I ordered dim sum from here on door dash in desperation as visiting family said they were hungry and would like dim sum - while 30 minutes away. I ordered shrimp dumplings, bbq steamed buns, sesame balls, fried shrimp balls, custard buns, and sticky rice in lotus leaf. The food wasn't bad, but it wasn't great either. The size of the dim sum was a bit smaller than other places I'd been. The bbq steamed bun was mostly bun. It reminded me a bit of the frozen buns you can get from Costco, though the shape was different of course. The sticky rice was also super carby with not that much meat inside. I wouldn't order either of those from here again. The fried shrimp balls and shrimp dumplings were up to par however. It was edible, doordash delivered it on time, and it checked the box for dim sum. Would I come here again? Probably not, except for in a pinch. read more

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Food looked good but everything we had lacked flavor. Had to ask for dipping sauce and we're given plain vinegar with red food color..what's up with that? They have a giant TV showing sports (golf today). No one was looking at it. Why do they have that? So incongruent. Another disappointing Chinese Restaurant and higher prices than others. read more

The food quality to price point was okay. Egg rolls taste like PF Chang frozen egg rolls. Beef Chow Fun was the highlight on top of the fried shrimp wrapped with a rice roll. Otherwise, the other 9 items were pretty mediocre. To their credit, the food did come quickly. We arrived around 1pm to the place being packed. We waited maybe10 minutes before being seated. They give you a torn piece of paper for your party number to be called, so don't stray out of the restaurant. Something interesting about the establishment was the ginormous television playing a basketball rerun. The place is just okay. read more

This place is mediocre.. the two stars is for the service. The Asian gentleman who handed me the bill automatic charged me 18% gratuity when there's only 5 of us. I don't mind the tips but I would like to tips according to services that was provided to me and my family and not a mandate of 18%. This will be the last time I will dine here. read more

New owner, new team now, with huge improvement in food quality and service. Hope whey can keep up the good work. Don't screw up their brand again. 千其唔好旺起上來就當啲客係債仔咁，做邊行都有邊行嘅『衣食』。 今日星期日試埋你嘅點心，要扣返一粒星，炒飯唔夠乾身，腸粉唔夠熱，可能傳送唔及時攤凍咗，葡達個底本身好靚，但返焗又唔夠時間，蛋心塌陷兼且唔熱，嘥晒！ read more

Asian Pearl Kitchen - Shrimp paste cook tofu and shrimp 蝦醬豆腐蝦仁. - Dim Sum Near Me - Richmond, California

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Me and the gf decided to order lunch from here today based upon the rave review she and her dad gave of their dishes. I placed an order via Grubhub, and it was ready and waiting for me when I arrived 25mins later. The establishment itself is rather gloomy looking inside with 80% of the fish tanks empty and devoid of any life, and most of the lights turned off to save on energy. There appeared to be only 1 waiter running around serving tables and hosting, so there was a bit of a wait to grab the order. However when he did finally appear, he was friendly and efficient, and I was able to get my order which was already sitting on the table waiting for me. It was around 12:30pm and I was the only to-go order sitting there. So I assume I was either there on an off-day or they don't have really great to-go business during lunch. We ordered the Fish Fillet with Tofu & Pork in Clay Pot, and a side of Sticky Rice in Lotus Leaves. Both items were pretty good, and packaged decently so there was only minor spillage inside the plastic bag. Prices here are definitely on the higher end, and their portion size isn't the biggest. Located in the new rather desolate and half closed Pacific East Mall, you'll find Asian Pearl hidden in the corner across from a store selling a variety of cute Hello Kitty/Sanrio items, and right next door to 99 Ranch. The mall itself is rather depressing during this pandemic as there is not a whole lot of foot traffic and half the storefronts inside have shuttered. Parking is plentiful, available, and free in their parking lot outside. read more

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Had brunch with my friends yesterday. Everybody found the food very good and said they'd return in the future.

First time trying thus restaurant since the pandemic and I must say this is better than Saigon! Everything that we ordered was made to order and was piping hot when they brought our food out from the kitchen. My family and I ordered the usual: spare ribs, steamed sticky rice in lotus leaf, ginger scallion tripe, chicken feet, cilantro rice crepe, shiu Nai, egg custard bun, etc. everything was delicious, fresh and flavorful! Tea: we ordered a floral blend tea (herng yeap cha) and it was fragrant. Highly recommend trying it! Service: quick, but do need to flag the waiters down for assistance. Cleanliness: 3/5 for the restroom, but 4/5 for the dining area. Parking: lot in the plaza shared with all the other businesses in the plaza. Plenty of parking plus super charger for the Tesla owners out there! :) Overall, highly recommend giving this restaurant a try! Feed never disappoints! read more

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A pretty solid spot for dim sum not located in any Chinatown area :) Service is fast and friendly, and they'll check for allergens for you if you ask! The menu is quite large, so there's definitely something for everyone. They get busy very quickly, so either come early or be prepared to wait. read more

** The following review reflects my delivery experience DURING the COVID-19 pandemic. ** The odd thing about the pandemic is that lately I'm getting to know the culinary choices at the Pacific East Mall pretty well without actually going there and knowing what the actual restaurants are like. I tried Sichuan Fusion a couple of weeks back, and now Asian Pearl where we got a more manageable portion than the heaping banquet-size eats we received from Sichuan Fusion. Jamie W. and I got the $6.88 order of the Steamed Shrimp Dumplings, which afforded us a quartet of plump har gow goodness (photo: https://bit.ly/3rJtYdT). For our main, we split the $17 Empress Cold Cut Chicken Half which was the refrigerated version of the steamed poultry I always want replete with the obligatory ginger garlic sauce on the side (photo: https://bit.ly/3obqXR5). That definitely hit the spot even if we could have used more sauce. The big surprise was the $16 Chinese Mustard Greens in Chicken Broth (photo: https://bit.ly/2KM8a0x). It was quite a hefty portion topped with strips of ham but frankly should be with that price tag. Liked it though, we both did. Eventually we're gonna cover the whole mall at this rate. Such a pearl. FOOD - 4 stars...good quality go-to's served up at this pearl AMBIANCE - n/a...somewhere in that cavernous mall SERVICE - 4 stars...arrived on time with no spillage TOTAL - 4 stars...another spot for my steamed chicken with some dim sum on the side RELATED - Exploring Richmond? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://bit.ly/2VyCP18 read more

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Bay Area family swears by this place. Very good dishes and some even LA doesn't have. Like I said I swear by LA standards but SF Chinese food is way better than anything LA has to offer. Maybe it's the water. Nice friendly staff and location is not too hard to find and parking is decent. read more

Asian Pearl Kitchen - Crispy fried ham hock, house special crab, lobster and noodles, fried yam balls, pea sprout, fried rice, and west lake soup. - Dim Sum Near Me - Richmond, California

so I am from hk and we usually eat our "yellow fur" chicken a tiny bit raw but this looks hella raw?? So I told the waitress hey this kinda looks too raw .. and I was told to just "don't eat it. Microwave it at home" which hey kinda defeats the purpose of eating out ... read more

Asian Pearl Kitchen - Very raw chicken - Dim Sum Near Me - Richmond, California

this restaurant is located in a strip mall in Richmond California. All the stores and restaurants in the mall are Asian food related. I'm sure you can find anything here that you would be looking for. The dim sum restaurant opens at 11:00 a.m. and we were there at opening. There are quite a few tables in the large dining room so this establishment can seat a lot of people. We were greeted immediately and served water and two kinds of tea, Jasmine tea and oolong. We looked at the menu to choose our dim sum favorites and our order was promptly taken. The pork buns were served first and they are served to order. they were hot and delicious and sweet. these were truly some of the best pork buns I've had. The sweet chili sauce and soy sauce accompanied them perfectly. The only problem we had is we requested low sodium soy sauce but they did not have that available. for dietary concerns I would suggest they do stock that as well. We had pot stickers, shrimp shumai, chicken feet, custard buns, and a few things I don't even remember. everything was piping hot and our drinks were filled continuously and the table was cleared. We had two rounds that didn't some and everyone left very very full. a caution to customers as we had won in our party, it is primarily seafood so if you have a seafood allergy this may not be the restaurant for you. but the pork buns are always available! it is a very casual, low-key restaurant but it filled up fast and by time we left the restaurant was bustling and a bit noisy. I think I will go back again next time I'm in Richmond. read more

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Horrible service. I tried to put our name on the waitlist and the manager deliberately ignores me twice. I'm speaking directly to him and he refused to acknowledge me. What a POS. The food here is medium at best. Look for dim sum elsewhere. read more

Solid dim sum in the Pacific East Mall! It's not the greatest that I've ever had, but for the price and quality, it definitely hits. They've got a very large and spacious interior with lots of tables that are spread out pretty far from each other. The majority of the people who were eating there were when I stopped in were Asian which is always a good sign. I ordered the following dishes: *Har gow: I guess you can kind of say that I'm biased because har gow is my favorite dim sum dish. But even besides that, their har gow is definitely the standout here. Nicely steamed with freshly plump shrimp pieces inside. It was literally melting in my mouth and of course, picture perfect. If I had my way, I would have no problem just ordering this and this alone but times like 3 or 4. So good. But of course, I have to try some of their other specialties too. *Siu mai: Another really nice showing here. Tender pork with just the right amount of dumpling skin. The topped shrimp pieces were equally delicious. Really good flavor on this, and a nice meaty interior that was moist and not at all dry. *XLB: My least favorite of the bunch. Wasn't too impressed with these dumplings. They weren't very soupy on the inside and it was definitely lacking in the flavor department. Also felt that the dumpling skin was a little too thick on this. They looked beautiful but just didn't taste the part. *Deep fried spring rolls: Absolutely loved the crunch on this. Deep fried to perfection with that all too lovable crispiness. Excellent fried skin to vegetable stuffing ratio. I could def eat these all damn day! Delicious! Service was adequate and it didn't take too long for the food to arrive. Hot tea is provided on request. All in all, they've made me a fan. I would most definitely come back here to satisfy my dim sum cravings, especially if I'm in the mood for har gow. read more

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Asian Pearl is a dim sum place that's located in Pacific East Mall, and if you're looking for a convenient place to get dim sum while you're there this is it! The restaurant itself can hold a good amount of people, with many tables there for families to gather. When I went pre-covid, it wasn't too crowded and we were able to be seated quickly. For the food I got some traditional dim sum dishes, such as the pan-fried turnip cake, fried taiwanese donut, chicken feet, etc. The dishes seemed to be pretty authentic, although they weren't the best dim-sum that I've had. However, I still enjoyed the food here and I would recommend coming here for dinner if you happen to be shopping in the mall! Overall, this place is authentic and it's convenient location makes it a good restaurant to go to after some shopping in the mall. read more

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I have been here several times throughout the years, but I have been here much more often in the last couple months. I almost always order the peking duck, and it is very good. Steak cubes are also tender and delicious. Service is always very nice, and the manager is very involved and is excellent. I have also had the dimsum and it is on par with the best in the greater area IMO, including chinatown. I grew up frequenting this general area, and often dined at other options in my teens and early 20s, as an adult with a family, I really appreciate these types of banquet style large restaurants and hope to continue coming here for a long time, especially when my children get a little older. read more

The first thing I want to say is these containers there and are very much sealed. LOL it was so difficult to open them. I'm pretty sure it's because of the steam! But I was very much satisfied with how it was packaged and delivered. This is my first time eating here and I was pleasantly surprised. I got the Steamed B.b.q Pork Bun & Steamed Shrimp Dumpling. I absolutely love pork buns. So these were an absolutely delicious. I've never had shrimp dumplings before. They don't have a lot of flavor, they kind of remind me of a wonton but with shrimp. Regardless it tasted good but I'm not sure if I would get it again. Next time I plan on getting the won ton soup! Give this place a try and I'm sure you will enjoy it ! My coworkers and I sure did! read more

Asian Pearl Kitchen - Steamed Shrimp Dumpling - Dim Sum Near Me - Richmond, California

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This is the first dim sum I've had in the East Bay, so keep that in mind as you read along. I've seen Asian Pearl a couple of times as I've shopped at the Pacific East Mall pre-COVID. I ordered the steamed shumai with shrimp, scallops and shrimp dumpling, steamed bbq pork bun, and pan-fried chive dumpling. The steamed shumai with shrimp was flavorful without being too fishy. The scallops with shrimp was also flavorful, but the scallops were a little overdone. The steamed bbq bun had a good sweetness to the bun and good filling, but could have used more pork. The pan-fried chive dumpling was my favorite! It not only has a nice grill taste, but was also paired with chives and shrimp for the filling. Overall, I enjoyed the food and would order again. read more

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Wait.. horrible. Food Excellent. The dim sum is check off, instead of people pushing carts around. Check off what you want and then wait for it to come out. I like this style better since you know what's available. All the servers are what you would expect for a dim sum place. read more

Great dim sum, piping hot & fast, but not the best service. After eating, we were not brought out a check, so after 15-20 mins walked to the register to pay. Very reasonable priced for dim sum. read more

Asian Pearl Kitchen - Pot Pan Fried Por Sticker, Steamed B.B.Q Pork Bun, Steamed Shrimp Dumpling, steam Shanghai Steamed Dumpling - Dim Sum Near Me - Richmond, California

We went there recently for a family reception. Food was ok, but the service was meh. Having attending many Chinese banquettes when I was a kid, I was impressed with the higher-end menu selection. Unfortunately, the quality of the food itself seemed to miss the mark. I think the best part was probably the soup. As for service, they need to realize that it's okay to use forks in a Chinese restaurant. You would think that if someone asks for a fork, they would at least bring out enough for the whole table vs. one person at a time, especially when some of the menu items can't be eaten with chopsticks. When the 2nd and 3rd person at our table each requested forks, I thought they would have figured it out by now. But, nope. They continued to bring one out for each request. Asking for napkins or a glass of water was no different. The ambiance was nothing short of your typical Chinese restaurant in a strip mall. We had about 8 tables reserved, seating 10 people per table. During the reception, I was told that it was "okay" to spread out and occupy more than our reserved tables. I didn't think anything of it other than they wanted the restaurant to look more crowded than it really was. Luckily, we all stuck to our original tables because it appeared that they were charging by the table as opposed to by the head, which was already a hefty price. One of the biggest complaints I read on Yelp was the restrooms. The reviewers did not lie. The restrooms were ferocious! Having read it beforehand, I was warned, but not prepared. Would I patronize them again? Maybe for a light lunch break in between shopping breaks, but not for a large party event. Just make sure you don't need to take a bathroom break. read more

Food was mediocre. Service was HORRIBLE. The short host guy is so rude and sassy, uncalled for. Must hate his life.

It's unfair for this place getting 3 stars! The food is great. IMO, it beats Boston Chinatown Great Taste and NYC Tim Ho Wan Michelin. The service is fast, friendly and the restaurant is clean too. It's a bit pricer than Boston though, but it's worth every dollar! read more

Asian Pearl Kitchen - How we were served ... - Dim Sum Near Me - Richmond, California

3.5 stars. This is my family's favorite Chinese restaurant in the East Bay. We usually come here for dinner to celebrate Holiday's and Birthday's. Their location is very convenient for us since it is right next door to Ranch 99 and a short drive when we are craving some Chinese food. Our go to entrees are the Xo fried rice, spare ribs, the seafood clay pot, chow fun, and sometimes we order their garlic Crab. These entrees are always delicious every time we order them. The Xo fried rice is full of flavor with lots of egg and small pieces of salted fish. The portions vary, one time we noticed there was less spare ribs compared to when we previously ordered it. They are very generous with the amount of seafood and tofu in the seafood clay pot though. Their dim sum is okay, I recommend their dinner service more. We always come back for the handful of our favorite entrees. Service can be a hit or miss. No reservation required although when it's busy there can be a wait. It's inside of the Pacific East Mall so there's lots of parking. read more

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The usual one star deduction, the service.....well it was Chinese new year after all. The rest all killer, we had, surf clams with wasabi, tender beef and vegetable, pea sprouts with garlic, and Peking duck.....all delicious and came in the correct order. read more

Service: My family came here for Christmas to enjoy dim sum. Knowing it would be busy, we anticipated a wait. Since we arrived separately, we took a number and waited for everyone to gather. Once our entire party arrived, we informed the staff, as they only seat complete parties. Even then, we were told we still had to wait. Some of us decided to check out the nearby shops while my mom waited inside for the call. After about 15 minutes, my mom called us in. When I entered, the manager, in a very rude and condescending tone, asked, "Just two?" My mom explained that we were just outside. As we were being seated, my mother told me that the server had been extremely rude to her, even lecturing her that "business wouldn't be good because you're taking too long" and threatening to give away our seat if we didn't come in within two minutes. While I understand it was a busy time, we did not expect to be treated this way. We've visited this restaurant 2-3 times before and have never had such an unpleasant experience. Food: The food was decent, some good and some alright. I particularly enjoyed eating the Portuguese tarts and the shrimp rice noodles. Overall: I wouldn't go back here and take the chance of receiving horrible treatment from the manager. read more

Extremely rude owner. The short little bald man is extremely rude. The shrimp dumplings are sour and smelly, and the pork ribs in the porridge taste like mummy... I reached out to the owner and he was extremely impatient and ignorant. I looked into the Google review and it seems like the owner is not only rude but also disgusting. read more

Asian Pearl Kitchen - The owner makes me speechless - Dim Sum Near Me - Richmond, California

(We) Family of 4 here on a Sunday around. Waited about 25 mins. We got to a table with only two chairs. We stood by the table while the waiter trying to find two chairs for about 5 mins. One thing I always noticed is that this restaurant never have soy sauce or hot sauce on the table and good luck trying to flag down a waiter to get u something. The service was horrible, we couldn't even get a refill on water. The waiter never back even once to ask how everything was. I could probably ignore all of these thing if the food was good. Some are ok but the fried tofu skin shrimp was super tiny also over cooked, sesame ball over cooked, turnip cake was soggy (a bit smelly, the sticky lotus leaf rice was a bit hard. The huge TV a was on some mainland China news it was very uncomfortable watching as they showed Chinese military getting ready. Needless to say we won't be returning anytime soon. read more

dim sum - it was pretty good. shrimp/scallop dumping, sesame ball... we got one other one but it escapes me. the food - the special of the day was not bad, actually. but what turned everything was the eggplant, which was fried and battered in this repulsive batter. afaict, cake batter. truly despicable. back in the day, ranch 99 restaurants were pretty good. but that day was sadly --- over 20 years ago. i don't recommend none of these restaurants in ranch 99. read more

Nina and I had planned to meet at Saigon Seafood Harbor today, but they were closed for an interior remodel so I texted her and we came here instead. There was a short wait as there were a few people in front of us. When it was our turn we were seated at a 4 top near the hallway leading to the restrooms. We had the same colorful paper menus that I mentioned in my previous review, but I had forgotten that we were supposed to mark them w/ our order and Nina didn't know. The woman who picked them up told us. We ordered baked char siu bao, har gow, siu mai, shrimp and scallop dumplings and the broccoli. The bao and siu mai came out first. The siu mai was excellent. The bao was odd, w/ chunks of pork that wasn't the traditional barbecue and the breading was different from what we're used to too. Everything else was very good. Interestingly, I asked Nina to look for the shrimp stuffed green pepper and she couldn't find it. They may have taken it off the menu. Asian Pearl has been supplanted by Saigon Seafood Harbor, which has been supplanted by King Valley Tea House, which has the stuffed green pepper, stuffed eggplant and the baked buns. I will introduce Nina to it one of these weeks. read more

Great food, reasonable prices, very good service. Very large Chinese dim sum offerings. Staff very attentive.

Food is People are SUPER FRIENDLY and POLITE Will definitely come back in the future!

Dimsum is one of my favorite foods to eat. This place offered a lot new foods I've never tried before. My favorite was the steamed shrimp and pork dumpling (shao mai). The sizes are huge compared to other places I've been to. The scallops and shrimp dumpling was my 2nd favorite! I wish they offered 4 like the shao mai though. My next favorite was the chicken feet. Usually other places only offer 3 so I was pleasantly surprised that the restaurant put 4. Some of the dimsum is worth the price while others weren't too worth it. The steamed shrimp roll was smaller than I expected and wasn't worth it. Usually other dimsum places offer 3 shrimps in the roll but this one only had 2. The radish cake (something I also usually get) was not as crispy and flavorful as others but still very good. The steamed shrimp paste with tofu was not very good. The tofu had no flavor and there was no sauce given to eat with it (not worth the price). The service is like every busy Asian restaurant. You have to wave your hand until you get someone's attention. The restaurant is generally very busy and loud. I think the spot is still really good to eat with family and friends but maybe not a date spot. read more

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Came here for dim sum on a Sunday afternoon around 2pm and was told immediately that the kitchen closes at 3pm. Fine, there's still time to order some dim sum. It started off ok but left very annoyed at their lack of service. Ordered 5 a la carte typical dim sum dishes. We ordered two rolls, one cilantro and the other shrimp. Of course they never give enough sweet soy sauce so we asked for more. The waitress said you haven't finished it. I told her we still needed more. Wth?! What's the big deal and where's the customer service? Then the tofu skin pork and shrimp was cold upon my bite. I had to send that back. The shiu Mai was semi warm. This kitchen clearly was rushing and to top it off, I was not done eating when they kept checking to see if I paid the bill yet. How annoying and unprofessional. There were still other customers eating. I felt harassed to finish eating. Will never come back. read more

Disappointed in this chain restaurant that is located in the Pacific East Mall. Plenty of parking; however ensure your valuables are hidden. Went on a Thursday around 1:30pm for Dim Sum lunch - plenty of tables and no waiting. Here's why we're disappointed: - Poor Service, Tea needed refilling with the lid opened. Plenty of servers walking by with no one making an effort to refill. Seems like they were playing a game of "chicken" - who was going to give in and fill our tea? Eventually got our refill.... - Professionalism needs Refinement, so 2:30pm and the staff breaks for lunch, side room full of kitchen help eating and talking very loud. Disruptive to the point that 5 tables still dining looked to see what was going on. Staff needs to be talked to.... - Tough Pork Spareribs and tough Chicken Feet, this stuff is supposed to be steamed and cooked to the point that the meat is tender. The Pork was hard and chewy and even worse the chicken feet did not break into small pieces. This is not Dim Sum, this is a Darn Shame! - Hom Sei Gok / Fried Meat Dumpling, came out hot, however there's hardly any filling in the Dumpling. Bad...the neighboring Dim Sum Restaurant down the street has a far better version. - Other Items, Cheong Fun (BBQ Pork & Chicken with Bitter Melon), Dried Scallop Fried Rice, Black Sesame Roll, Chicken in Sticky Rice, and Pan Fried Turnip Cake were passable. Overall - Will not be back to this Asian Pearl.... read more

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Same location, similar name, new owners. The items we ordered were pretty solid. The ingredients they use seemed very fresh and good quality. The portions are very reasonable and so are the prices. The service was attentive and friendly compared to your standard dim sum restaurant. Will definitely be back. read more

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