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Dim Sum Basket

4.7 (311 reviews)
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Closed 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
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Michael N.

If you're looking for delicious dim sum at an affordable price, especially for takeout, this is definitely a place worth checking out! It was our first time ordering here, and we were impressed with both the quality and the value. We tried the egg custard, pork shu mai, and shrimp dumplings, and everything was fresh, flavorful, and cooked perfectly. The egg custard was soft and creamy with just the right amount of sweetness, while the pork shu mai and shrimp dumplings were juicy and packed with flavor. The portions were generous for the price, making it an excellent value. Overall, we had a great first experience and are already looking forward to coming back to try more items from their menu. Highly recommend if you're craving authentic, tasty dim sum without spending a fortune!

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Cindy M.

This is a to-go dim sum shop! It is a smaller shop in which when you walk in, there is a table where you can pick up a menu and mark off your order, so that you can hand it off to them to fulfill. They put our order pretty quickly together. Service was very friendly. The shop was clean. They do seem to be a pretty popular place, as several other parties came in after us. We ordered their quail egg shu mai, egg tart, matcha lava bun, baked bbq bun, and HK milk tea. Quail egg shu mai: Pretty standard with the extra quail egg on the bottom. It's exactly what you would expect, but this is one of their unique dishes, so I would probably recommend this at the very least. Egg tart was pretty standard. The matcha lava bun was fun. The bun itself was pretty soft and the lava was runny as expected. I kind of wished there was maybe less of the bun. I did not have the baked bbq bun, but was told it was good. Overall, I would probably come back for the quail egg shu mai because it's unique!

Samantha H.

Surprised to find a takeaway only dim sum place in Brentwood, but perfect for those like me that want good dim sum and not have to deal excessively with other people. Not every meal outside the home needs to be a social event! Concept is simple. Take an order form from the little counter on the left side when you enter. Fill out how many of each item you want. Give your order form to the cashier when it's your turn and pay. It's not a huge selection, but has the staples and favorites. I found pricing to be very reasonable, especially compared to what I've paid in Dublin and Castro Valley. I wasn't sure what "fried mochi with pork" was but was so glad I ordered it because it turns out it's one of my favorites that I've seen on other menus as "fried stuffed pork dumpling". The mochi part threw me off. And it was delicious! Everything else I had was also very good-- siu mai, har gow, baked bbq pork bun, potstickers, egg tart, milk custard bun, fried sesame ball w/red bean. I also got the fried wontons, which were my least favorite item. They weren't bad, just not as flavorful as the other items. There's no seating and no restrooms here. It's takeaway only and they clearly specialize in the menu items they offer. I'd come back for these classic dim sum items!

Steamed pork bun (NOT the baked one as mentioned above)
April M.

The quality of the dim sum and the freshness is absolutely fantastic! One teeny tiny flaw is that sometimes they don't have egg tarts at all (my boyfriend and I get there at opening) which is a big let down since I travel from the Central Valley to Brentwood just for the highlight (egg tarts) lol. For those that are new, here's a couple of tips: 1) get there early! This place is very 'quality over quantity' so a couple of choices WILL RUN OUT QUICK, 2) when you arrive, it is NOT a typical line-order, you need to grab a paper and pen and check what you want and how many, 3) don't be afraid to mix it up, grab a little sweet and savory, it's all amazing 4) BE CAUTIOUS, though the prices are nice, they add up quickly! Especially since they taste so good lol. A couple of stand-outs for me and my boyfriend are the egg tarts and pork baked dumplings. Parking is always abundant, and the employees there are always friendly, the place is small built for to-go orders and the ambiance is always very nice and welcoming inside.

Sesame hall, mochi w/pork
Jacquie H.

I'm so sad I didn't come sooner! But maybe that's a good thing because I could honestly eat dim sum every day if it was possible. Since it was my first time, I didn't know you need to fill out the paper and hand it in to get your items, so I was standing around for a little before I finally asked another customer how it worked. I got the - *Shrimp & chive dumpling ($5): My favorite! They had the perfect soft texture and a good amount of filling. *BBQ pork bun ($1.95): A nice soft bun but not a lot of filling. Still tasted good for how much was in it. *Potstickers ($2.85): I enjoyed these so much I should have ordered two! Flavorful filling mixture with a thick wrapper. *Fried mochi w/ pork ($1.75): Not a fan at all. Felt like some pork was stuffed into a funnel cake ball. *Sesame ball ($1.45): Perfect crunchy texture and a good portion of bean filling. Safe for my son's allergies. *Plain steamed bun ($1.25): Got this for my son since he can't have much with a garlic and onion allergy. He was so excited because it's the best part of the BBQ pork buns according to him! I wanted to try the cabbage and pork bun but they were out, so I'll definitely get that next time if they have them.

Lotus Leaf wrapped sticky rice
Ai S.

Came here after cherry picking nearby to pick up some dimsum and all of their dishes are great! It's a causal, takeout only spot and there's not a lot of seating options outside either, so plan accordingly! ~the food~ - Cabbage and pork bun ($1.95): their buns are so good! The bun part is slightly sweet and very fluffy! Their cabbage and pork filling is also very flavorful and delicious! - Quail Egg Siu Mai ($4): This is our favorite dumpling from here! The quail egg pairs really well with the siumai which is flavored so well! - Pan seared turnip cake ($1.85): very good! was still a bit crispy on the outside, and the inside was nice and chewy! - Lotus leaf wrapped sticky rice ($4.50): One order comes with one giant sticky rice! Has a lot of different meats inside and the sticky rice is very sticky! Super filling so I recommend sharing this one! Everything that we've ordered from here has been delicious! I also really like their chili oil, so I highly recommend trying as they offer a few different sauces when checking out! We ended up buying 2 jars of their chili oil, which I really enjoy using for chili oil noodles at home! ~Parking~ Lots of parking as it's located in a pretty big shopping plaza! ~overall~ The food from dimsum basket is delicious, service is fast and clean, and pricing is very reasonable imo! While it's not a sit-down type of restaurant, I think their food is delicious and definitely worth a try!

Ed S.

We just moved to Oakley and we were looking for a Dimsum place and we found one in Brentwood. It's not a sit-down restaurant. Once you come in, you have to fill up a form and check on the items you want to order Once done, hand over the form and they will get your order ready. There are a few people in front of us but the wait was not that long. We had their siomai, baked BBQ pork bun, pot sticker, shrimp dumpling, and fried shrimp ball. All of the items are very good and delicious. The price is also reasonable. If you're craving dim sum, I highly recommend the Dim Sum basket

Indoor, chili oil lined against glass.

Best dim sum spot in the area, hands down. I've been here more times than I can count, and I'm honestly so happy to see them expand. They bought the spot next door and opened another space, and I swear the kitchens have to be connected, haha. At the time, you can view the menu for next door, but you cannot place an order with this spot. If you'd like to order for next door, it is recommended to go next door to order. Please be mindful. This is the only local dim sum place I really go to because it's close to home and consistently good. If they're closed or sold out, then I'm probably not getting dim sum that day because my next option is all the way in Livermore. I actually really like their setup. It's not the traditional sit down dim sum experience with carts going around, but the way they handle orders and move people through is super efficient. Even when it's busy, everything feels organized and quick!! Reminder, YES it can get busy fast!! One thing I really appreciate is how patient and welcoming they are, especially if you're newer to dim sum. They'll explain dishes without making you feel awkward or judged for not knowing what something is. You can tell the staff genuinely care about the food and take pride in what they do. If they're out of a new batch and making a new one, they're quick to inform you of the wait time. A few dim sum dishes are made to order, so again please be mindful, and they will also let you know. The food itself is honestly a 100/10 for me. I've never had a bad experience here. The drinks I've tried have all been really good too. They also sell their chili oil in store, which is a nice bonus if you want to take a bit of the flavor home. It's not spicy and it's not the same chili oil like you'd use with seasoning your pho. This is more of a dipping sauce and it's savory. One thing I'm not totally sure about, for the amount of time I've been in, is whether they have a system for returning a used, clean jar if you bring it back and receive a discount or percentage off the next chili oil jar. Please ask! Price wise, it's pretty standard for dim sum. It can add up fast if you order a lot. I remember our first visit was easily over $100 because we wanted to try everything. Now when it's just two of us, we usually spend around $50-$100 depending on how hungry we are. What I do like is that the portions don't feel skimpy. Some dim sum places charge a lot for tiny portions, but here the sizing feels worth the price especially for a small dim sum joint.

Allen W.

Fast, easy, and yummy! There's no dine in, but the process is like dine in - you fill in your order on the menu/order slip, and they pack it for you in line and ring you up at the register. Everything we got was delicious, but I especially liked the giant chicken bun (which had water chestnuts inside!!), shrimp hargow, and matcha lava bun! Their chili oil is also super yum! Would definitely go back!

Salty egg bun a must try!
Malou H.

This review is long overdue! This little dim sum spot might look simple from the outside, but the food is seriously impressive. I'm usually not a fan of lotus leaf wraps -- but this place completely changed that. The flavor, texture, everything about it was perfect! I tried it for the first time and even bought one for my husband... too bad I only got one because we both loved it! The salted egg bun is also a must-try -- sweet, creamy, and just the right amount of indulgent. Honestly, almost everything we've tried here has been really good. A small place with big flavors and friendly service. Definitely one of those hidden gems that deserves more attention!

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Change my mind with this business ! Very good quality dim sum, good service, love it. I will definitely go back there again!

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Do you take phone orders? Or order by text?

We are currently not taking orders by phone during our soft opening. We are trying our best to fulfill all orders in person with our staffing level. Once our staffing level is up and our phone orders will open after grand open. We apologize for… 

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Dumpling Hours

4.1
(272 reviews)
1.7 mi
$$

I AM SADDEN BY THE UNEXPECTED NEWS THAT THIS LOCATION IS CLOSING THEIR DOORS TONIGHT! 2/8/2025…read more This place was amazing! Their dumplings, noodles, fried chicken wings, soup, damnear everything on their menu is delicious! Vicky, our server was very attentive, sweet, caring and provided the best customer service I've ever witnessed in a long time. The dumpling maker always smiling. Staff is very nice. The restaurant is really clean. A lot of tables and chairs, I love sitting in the booths. Now I'll have to drive all the way to Walnut Creek location for some dumplings! I wish they could have stayed open at least until after the Chinese New Year. I wish I didn't have to say goodbye.

So glad we chose this place for lunch after doing some shopping!…read more We walked in around 12:30 on a Saturday and were greeted and sat right away, along with waters given. We were given menus but there's also a QR code on the table so kinda confusing if we were to order ourselves or not. I was just about to order on my phone when a lady came to take our orders. As always, we ordered too much food but were happy to take home leftovers. For two people, we ordered: -hot & spicy pork xiao long bao (XLB): omg, could be the best XLB we've had! Spice was just right, very soupy, good texture to dumpling -beef XLB: sooo good! Dumplings were made well, and so much soup inside! Good flavor to the beef. Excited to try the other flavors (chicken, regular pork) next time -juicy pan fried pork buns: unique, and verrry good! Lots of soup inside, great flavor! It's like an XLB meets fried bun! And so cute too. A little tricky to eat but would get it again for sure -braised beef noodle soup: loved the texture of the noodles, taste was a little bland, but a nice comforting bowl on a cold day -shrimp & pork siu mai: good. A bit on the small side, but you get 6 of them in one order -steamed bbq pork buns: good, nothing especially standout Decor is minimal, with a partial open kitchen. But the cool thing is the art on the wall-- it's 3D and is different from most Asian restaurant decor Restrooms were fine, nothing fancy, but seemed clean enough Come for the dumplings!!!

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(266 reviews)
2.6 mi
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This buffet is somewhere in the middle. It's not top-tier, but it's definitely not the worst buffet…read moreI've been to either. One thing they do well is the variety. There is a great selection of food, and everything was well organized and easy to navigate. The dessert section is pretty typical of most Chinese and Asian buffets, with the usual cakes, cookies, fruit, and pudding options. One area that could use improvement is the self-serve ice cream station. The flavors tend to mix together, and it doesn't look very appealing. A soft-serve machine would be a great addition and would really elevate the dessert experience. The staff working the dining area were attentive and did a good job clearing plates and checking on guests. The front staff, however, could be a bit more customer-service focused. They seemed very focused on moving the line and managing the crowd rather than creating a welcoming first impression. That said, we were seated fairly quickly, even during a busy time. The restaurant can get packed on weekends, so expect a crowd. We're glad to have a decent buffet option in the area. It offers good variety, reasonable service, and plenty of choices for families and large groups. We'll likely be back when we're in the mood for a buffet.

This was a regular for us pre-pandemic. The last time we came here was in 2019…read more Fast forward to 2026. We decided to come back and check it out. We heard that there was a new owner so we were hoping they kept the quality the same. The interior was the same. There's plenty of seating and parking. HOWEVER, during weekends and peak hours, it gets BUSY! Give yourself time and make sure you're not in a hurry. I tend to gravitate toward the same food so I haven't tried everything. The white fish is one of my favorites. The fried rice, General Tso, Orange Chicken, the chicken skewer, pork chop, fried fish is all amazing. I've tried a few other items (don't know the name) was really good too. The attendants are efficient (not the friendliest, but I don't go here to make friends...lol). Overall a good experience and if you want to get a bang for your buck, this is the place for you. Weekday Price is $17.99/Person Weekend Price is $24.99/Person To go is by weight and differed during the weekend and weekend.

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Sun Kitchen Asian Bistro

4.2
(552 reviews)
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This place is very good! Great service, everyone is super nice! The food was so delicious and very…read moreappetizing. The ambiance gives you that home and family owned vibe. I got the Thai Tea and it was very delicious.

First and foremost, I'd like to give a huge thank you to Jeanette for being such a wonderful host…read moreand treating us like family. She is a key reason as to why we want to keep coming back; her attitude and enthusiasm is fantastic. Me and my family enjoyed our dinner and loved every dish we ordered. Their wonton soup is an excellent choice for a starter and can be shared up to at least 3 people. The wontons are fresh and tasty, the mushrooms are chunky and complement well with the bakchoy. There's even thinly sliced red pork which adds some taste and texture to the soup. We thoroughly enjoyed their spicy Mongolian chow fun. This had some sweetness to it but also some heat which was just right. The beef was super tender! It melts in your mouth. My wife ordered the Sun Kitchen sushi special which was delicious and had big pieces. The quality of sushi here is great! My son enjoyed his bento box which consisted of teriyaki grilled chicken, salad with creamy sesame dressing and then large pieces of vegetable tempura. This is an excellent deal with a good amount of choices to choose from. Jeanette and Tony frequently stopped by to check on us and made sure our meals were good and our drinks were refilled. They are so accommodating and inviting. The music they were playing in the background was on point! They were playing smooth R&B in which me and my wife were dancing. It's spacious inside the restaurant and can hold a good amount of guests. I will say, I wish the temperature was cooler inside; it was a bit warm but didn't really bother us. We can't wait to come back! We love this place!

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The Sun + Moon Roll. Very good!
The Sun + Moon Roll. Very good!
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Enishi Kitchen

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3.9
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The food reliably good, served quickly by a competent staff and nice they have both menu's…read more I highly recommend Enishi Kitchen.

I've been a loyal customer here for years, despite living about 20 minutes away. I've spent…read morehundreds, if not thousands, of dollars ordering from this restaurant because the food has always been worth the drive. Unfortunately, my most recent experience completely changed my opinion. I ordered a roll for my daughter with no avocado and added cucumber. When we got home, the roll only had crab inside. There was no cucumber at all. I called and simply asked for a refund, but I was told the chef insisted the cucumber was in the roll, so they refused. Instead, they told me to drive back so they could remake it. After driving another 20 minutes back (40 minutes of driving total), the employee inspected the roll herself and immediately saw that there was, in fact, no cucumber. So the issue I reported from the beginning was real. What disappointed me most wasn't the mistake. Mistakes happen. It was being treated like my word wasn't trustworthy after years of supporting this business. Rather than believing a loyal customer or offering a simple refund, I had to waste my time and gas proving that the order was incorrect. It makes me wonder if one roll was really worth losing a long-time customer. Customer service is about how you handle mistakes, and unfortunately this experience left me feeling undervalued. I hope management reconsiders how situations like this are handled in the future.

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Chicken for lettuce wraps
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Roast Eatery

Roast Eatery

4.2
(87 reviews)
0.0 mi
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I'm so glad we have a Chinese duck and pool roast eatery here in the area. Most of these places are…read moretough to find; either in Chinatowns in major city hubs or a primarily heavy Asian-influenced town. I came here yesterday during opening and there was already a long line of people waiting for their orders. I think they can hire a few more people to speed things up in the back kitchen. I ordered their roast pork belly with rice which was really good. Expect that traditional 5-spice flavor that's mainly used in Chinese roast pork. They give a generous amount too which is nice. I also enjoyed the ginger sauce it came with. I thought this paired better than the black sweet sauce they provide. Typically I like my pork belly thoroughly cooked but this is a different style and I still enjoyed it. It's worth $15! I want to come back to try their duck next!

I'm very impressed with their authentic chinese bbq. I got the Roast Duck, Haianese Chicken, and…read moreCrispy Pork Belly. This is definitely on par with Oakland & SF Chinatown. Reasonably price. Honestly, the pork belly is the star and could be the best I've had in a long time considering I still live and grew up in Oakland. At other chinese bbq spots the skin to me is usually very crunchy and chewy. But Roast Eatery pork belly skin is so light and crispy, that after a few bites the tender meat and fat slowly melts in your mouth making it very enjoyable. The sweet sauce with the pork belly is new to me. it's interesting but i prefer eating it with the ginger scallion because it helps cut the richness from the pork belly. The Haianese Chicken is exceptional. Cooked perfectly to tendernism. Anyone new to chinese bbq and wondering why the chopped chicken bone is still red or pink, that's called myoglobin so don't worry it's already cooked and means that it's perfectly gently poached. Of course, always take caution, ask questions and do a little research. If you're afraid, just eat around it, but this will probably be the best and healthiest way to eat chicken if you're on a diet. Roast Duck was flavorful, tender and nicely roasted. Definitely your go to local spot if you're in the East County (Oakley, Brentwood, or Antioch). It's also on par with local favorite spots in Oakland Chinatown like Gold Medal. Service is very straight forward and quick to order. The staff are friendly. Got our order in less than 10 minutes. Overall, I will be coming here more frequently for my chinese bbq fix and quick healthy lunch. They also own the dim sum bakery next door and it's definitely a hit too!

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Triple Meat, BBQ pork Garlic Noodles, Chili Wontons
Triple Meat, BBQ pork Garlic Noodles, Chili Wontons
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