My father-in-law was craving for roasted duck, so we came to try the authentic Peking Duck. It takes about 45 min to cook, so order ahead before you come in. The duck was crispy and delicious with little fat. The duck soup was a bonus dish if you pay $6 extra, and it is really worth it. The duck itself was kind of pricy. We love the Fish Fillet cooked with duck egg york, but not sure it is really Taiwanese style. Pan fried noodle is a typical Cantonese dish, it is a good one to choose. Dry hot pot was unique but not enough ingredients since it cost $18. Sautéed beef was not tender enough. Overall, it was a good dining experience with great services. BTW, 5% off if you pay cash. They service special Chinese breakfast items during Saturday and Sunday. We ordered Fried Crispy Dough and Salted Soy Milk, and they are not bad. read more

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No ginger for my soup dumplings! Thats a first. I wasn't obsessed with the soup dumplings and i absolutely over crab and pork soup dumplings. Not coming back, not a fan. The servers were also a little shady because i changed my mind about taking orders to go. It seemed like they want you to spend a minimum in order for them to seat you. The restaurant was empty as can be . Not rude, just awkward. read more

Dim Sum House - Shanghai 1 - Dim Sum Near Me - Cherry Hill, New Jersey

Surprisingly empty at dinner time during a mid week visit, I was able to dine and dash. I love dumplings and dim sum but do not eat meat so it can be challenging sometimes. Scallion pancake was greasy and abit tough. Veggie dumplings, steamed please!, we're plentiful and fresh. Service was somewhat attentive, had to ask for water refill though. Only 2 tables and 2 servers so unsure on that equation. Plenty of parking in the strip mall. Lots of similar options in the area , no need for ne to return. read more

Dim Sum House - Shanghai 1 - Shrimp , veggie dim sum and scallion pancake - Dim Sum Near Me - Cherry Hill, New Jersey

We tried this place for Chinese. We loved dim sum and we're looking for good dumplings. They have soup, dumplings, and regular dumplings, fried or steamed. The one problem was most of the dumplings had seafood shrimp additive there were none with just meat. We opted for vegetable dumpling which are not our favorite. We got the string beans and they were so good well good flavored well. One entree of kung po chicken which had many peanuts almost too many. All in all was good not great. Complimentary tea is always a good start. The restaurant was not crowded which should have been an indication especially on a weekend. The restaurant is modern and nice inside and very clean. read more

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Went to get dim sum at the "other" restaurant and found this place next door that we thought we'd try. Definitely newer, cleaner and more open with some booths too. Granted ... not the "traditional" dim sum offerings, but they did have some Taiwanese and Shanghainese items that we haven't seen anywhere else especially in S. Jersey. The super friendly waitress was also great with helping us find things that might suit our taste. If you're so inclined ... they also have a lunch special with some regular Chinese stir fry options that come with soup too! Ooh ... forgot to mention that we thought the soup dumplings were totally awesome and probably the stand out!! read more

Chinese @ Cherryhill, NJ We had an early dinner on Saturday and was sitted right away without dinner reservation. There were other restaurants and Chinese market adjacent to the restaurant. The restaurant was spacious and the service was prompt. We ordered crab and pork soup dumpling which was very juicy and scrumptious. The pork soup dumpling was also good. The twice cooked pork with cabbage was too greedy for me. The price of dishes were very reasonably. read more

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Crab meat and pork soup dumpling - sooo good Peking duck set is good. Crispy skin is so crispy. Need to order an hour ahead of time. Like the roti type wrap but not liking the sauce. You can ask to have the duck bones to make soup or stir fry for $6 more for each dish. I would get the soup again but won't get stir fry. Steamed sea bass is good. Salt and pepper pork chop is good - meat a bit hard for my liking. Dry pot is so fun. Came out sizzling and hot for awhile. You can add any topping for $5 each. Pea leaves are a bit too chewy. Service is great. I am a regular and usually not crowded which I love. read more

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We ordered the pork soup dumplings, beef ho fun, house fried rice and rice cakes. Everything came out quickly, hot and delicious. The rice cakes and noodles had a great bite to them without being soggy. The meat was cooked well and the sauces had great flavor. The soup dumplings were also a great hit. Full of pork and juicy soup! The staff were great. We had two children with us and they were so kind while interacting with them. The space is clean and well cared for. This is definitely a place we would go to again. read more

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One of our go to places in Cherry Hill is the 85°C Bakery Cafe. This is located in the same strip mall, and we decided to come here for lunch. We came on a Saturday and the restraint was only 1/3 full. First impression was really good. The restaurant was spacious. There were plenty of space between tables. One wall was decorated with a beautiful hand painted mural of blue mountains and golden clouds. The other wall was decorated with traditional Chinese fans and Chinese lanterns and umbrellas hung from the ceiling. However everything kind of goes downhill from there. Since this is a Shanghainese restaurant, we decided to order the Shanghai style rice cake, the Shanghai pan fried pork soup dumplings, the smoked fillet fish with sweet sauce, a bowl of salted soy milk and an order of the fried crispy dough to go with the soy milk. Everything was just too salty, too greasy or too salty and greasy. The Shanghai style rice cakes were kind of tough and rubbery and not slightly soft and chewy. The whole dish was drowned in soy sauce making it extremely salty. The Shanghai pan fried pork soup dumplings should be filled with a juicy soup and have a crispy pan fried bottom, but instead didn't have any soup and were just overall very greasy. The dough was on the thicker side and the filling was just ok. The smoked fillet dish with sweet sauce was also just salty.it was ok, just not great. Same with the salted soy milk. It tasted less like soy milk and more just soy sauce. The only decent part of our order was the fried crispy dough, but honestly it's hard to mess up fried crispy dough. Service was pretty good. The waiters took time answering questions if you had any. I overheard one waiter recommending dishes based on a customers preferences, so they are definitely helpful and knowledgeable. I just wish the food was on the same level. read more

Went with a couple of friends for a light dinner and shared the below dishes. Everyone enjoyed the meal. Service was okay. Prices were reasonable. The great beans were amazing some of the best I ever had. Not sure how they made them but I could have eaten the entire plate myself. They alone deserved 5 stars read more

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Came here for dinner for the first time. The food is very good. The soup dumplings are delicious! The service is great too. I love the decorations of the restaurant. I will come back here again. read more

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Dim Sum House will be a new regular in my local eats. It's right in my neighborhood and it's a gem! As far as soup dumpling spots, this is the best I've ever experienced especially for affordability. I absolutely loved the humongous dumplings, especially the Pork and Crabmeat Soup Dumplings, which were absolutely full to the brim with soupy goodness. I recommend taking advantage of the chili and vinegar sauces for dipping. I also got the Shanghai Pork Fried Soup Dumplings but they were a thicker dumpling than I was expecting and not comparable. The beef scallion pancakes were very nice too! I don't know if I loved the beef, but that may be because I am a purist about scallion pancakes. Again, very nice dipped in sauce. The cold cucumber was a surprisingly delicious addition as well. Tea was served complimentary for free. Very cute environment and great service as well. I have zero complaints because for two people our total came to $37, which is incredibly cheap in 2024. I will be returning happily many more times for that and the soup dumplings. Highly recommend. read more

Dim Sum House - Shanghai 1 - Pork and Crabmeat & Pork Soup Dumpling Beef Scalion Pancake Cold Cucumber - Dim Sum Near Me - Cherry Hill, New Jersey

The pork and crab dumplings were good. The Shanghai pan fried dumplings were spot on. The salted squid was not up to par. The squid tasted burnt even though they were not. Probably the oil it was fried from needed to be changed. read more

I was so surprised to pull up to this place to see that it's right next to Brother's Seafood; 2 dim sum places next to each other, very interesting! I've had Brother's before and a fan so I was curious to see how Dim Sum House would be We got the pork soup dumplings, beef pancake, mapo tofu, beef ho fun and cucumber salad. I wasn't impressed by the menu, there was lots of dishes that I would have loved to have; dry pepper chicken, black bean clams but sometimes when the menu is small it's bc the dishes they have are just really good But I wasn't wow'd by anything but it wasn't bad either! I was craving mapo tofu and I liked the flavors! The beef pancake was a little bulky but it was tasty, lots of good flavors. The pork soup dumplings were OK, I've had better; needed more meat in the filling, I didn't get much crab. The cucumber salad was super oily Service was great and the inside was very clean and big! All in all, this place was good but I would say it's just as good as Brother's Seafood! read more

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Good food. Good service. You can get 5% off your bill if you pay with cash. The soup dumpling skin is very thin and the dumpling is very juicy. I think it's as good as Nan Xiang Xiao Long Bao's soup dumplings. The beef ho fun is very good. Fair warning that it's a greasy dish. No places around this area makes ho fun as good. The beef scallion pancakes need more hoisin sauce and scallions. The pancake could be a bit thinner- this dish was on the dry side. Came here in a Monday for lunch and there were about 6 other parties. The dining area is clean and organized. Would definitely come back here again. read more

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3.5 Decent meal. Lovely place to have a meal with friends as it was spacious and not crowded, so we could chat and have a conversation easily. We ordered a few items to share among us. I loved the noodles with peanutty sauce. Very simple and tasty. The duck appetizer was good, a very generous serving but a little salty. We all enjoyed the green beans. Service was friendly. read more

Bright and airy inside. Nice comfortable decor. Order via a QR code taking you to a website, love the convenience of that. We ordered the braised pork rice, Taiwanese sautéed rice noodle and the snow pea tips. Veggies were fresh. Pork and noodles were nicely seasoned. Used some chili sauce for some kick. Delicious food and good service. Definitely will be back to try more of the dishes on their menu. read more

Solid 3.5 stars. Accidentally went here instead of the other dim sum place in the same shopping center. Ended up being a pleasant surprise. Got udon noodles with pork, beef scallion pancake and the tri colored soup dumplings. Everything was pretty good, soup dumplings were a little overfilled on the soup to filling ratio but still tasty. Definitely preferred the green dumpling and chicken over what I thought was just supposed to be pork but had a slight seafood taste so maybe it was crab and pork? Staff was friendly and attentive. I would come back. read more

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We had a large party go out for Finn and could not think of a more fun place to be that night. With such a large variety of options on the menu it was a great place to share. The staff was friendly and very attentive to our parties needs, giving great recommendations and made the night go well. Very clean , great ambiance and just overall a fantastic place. read more

"Confused" describes my entire dining experience. We were so excited to see this new dim sum place opened up in the Asian market plaza where we go to get our Asian groceries. We came on a Saturday around 11:50am and there wasn't a wait. However it became busy around 1pm-ish time. The menu at first looks amazing and unique with some dishes that you don't usually see at normal dim sum restaurants. We ordered a couple items to share: 1. 3 colored soup dumplings 2/5 2. Dan dan crispy tofu 2/5 (it's basically just fried tofu...) 3. Marinated gluten 4/5 4. Salted baked Squid 3/5 5. Fish fillet with salted egg yolk flavor 3/5 Most of the dishes didn't come with much seasoning. I wonder if they forgot to salt their food. It felt like they try to compensate their lack of flavor by throwing in a random dipping sauce that also isn't good. The salted squid came with what tasted like a chipotle or thousand islands sauce that didn't quite compliment the dish. The Dan Dan crispy tofu - which by the way was just fried tofu - came with some fermented bean paste that tasted straight from a bottle. I was hoping they'd serve the crispy tofu with some pickled vegetable or a lighter sauce. The fish fillet also had no flavor. You have to really dip it in the egg yolk sauce which was mediocre and not fully incorporated with the fish. The highlight should have been the soup dumplings but it was not. The only soup dumpling I liked was the crabmeat one. The other two tasted very strange ... and the staff also couldn't tell exactly what soup dumplings were served in the 3 color combo. I still don't know what flavor I ate but I didn't like it. Overall very disappointing dim sum experience. However the staffs were friendly - maybe the food quality will improve over time as they did only just recently opened. read more

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We have been at the original Shanghai Number 1 restaurant several times in Chinatown Philadelphia. We were happy to learn that they opened a branch in my hometown Of Cherry Hill. Dim Sum house is located in a large strip mall that is rapidly becoming more and more Asian. It seems Chinatown in Philly is migrating to South Jersey. For me, that is a good thing. Dim Sum House has very good Shanghai style soup dumplings. I have tried in several places in the area and Dim Sum House rivals the gold standard of Dim Sum Garden in Chinatown. The wrapper is not too thick and the broth and stuffing is delicious. I also like their Crispy Salted Chicken (the dipping sauce is really good) and Dan Dan crispy tofu appetizers. The new space is really nice and it is large and modern with high ceilings. Our servers were great and attentive all night long. 4.5 Yelp stars read more

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My honest opinion here. The dining area looks decent, and the staff seem nice enough, however the place was empty of customers?... So we decided to give it a try. We ordered dumplings, braised slice beef, dry hotpot with chicken, and garlic eggplant and it was completely disgusting. The slice beef was super dry and awful. The pork dumpling was mushy and greasy. The spicy hotpot with chicken was expensive and drowned with hot peppers and curry sauce but st the same time it was tasteless?... The garlic eggplant was cooked with so much sugar it that our dish necsme inedible. Now we realized why the restaurant is always empty. Don't waste your time. The food is completely awful that I had to warm others by writing this review. If you like to waste money, and be upset at the quality of food look no further. If not, do not eat here! read more

I am really enjoying the Asian food scene in SJ. We no longer have to go to Philly for different foods. Came here with coworkers and we did a few entrees to try. The pork soup dumplings maybe some of the best we have ever had and even ordered a second round. Dan Dan noodles, karangae fried chicken and kung poa chicken were good. My personal favorite was the fried squid. Better than any place I have tried to date. Servers were super friendly. Definitely a place to try. I will be back. read more

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Quite disappointed with this new offering in Cherry Hill - the food was not authentic and just lacking in flavor. Their trademark soup dumplings were amongst the worst I've had in recent memory from a Chinese restaurant, couldn't even bring myself to finish the basket. If you're looking for soup dumplings in Cherry Hill, I'd recommend going to Nan Xiang instead! The pan-fried Shanghai pork soup dumplings were also disappointing - the skin was so thick it felt like I was eating 50% bun. The pork noodle soup was the redeeming dish of the meal, nicely flavorful with a touch of sweetness, tender meat, and filling on a cold day. Service was fine - you order online and waiters bring the food out promptly to your table, but it can be a little hard to try to get someone's attention when they get busy. Overall, the meal did not match how lovely the ambience was. I'd probably come here in the future only if I was looking for a quick solo meal, or get a quick takeout. read more

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Reading the reviews for Dim Sum House in Cherry Hill, gives conflicting impressions. While everyone agrees the place is modern and attractive, there is no uniformity of opinion as to the food. Some love the Xiao Long Bao, while others find the skin too thick and the soup to thin. You get the picture? We stopped in for an early dinner last week after shopping at the neighboring supermarket. Perhaps, unfortunately for the house, we had dinner the week before at Nan Xiang, the Flushing transplant famous for its Shanghai style XLB and other delectables. The comparison does not shine for this house. The best thing we had was the Beef with Chili Peppers in Scallion Pancake. It was delicious, crisp wrap and interesting sauce. Next was Beef and Terife (stomach lining). It was only moderately spicy and the ratio of meat to organ was 1:10 beef:organ - really unbalanced so the enjoyment of their interaction in my mouth was not there. The Salt & Pepper Squid was similar to Italian calamari, crisp outside, but too chewy within. An odd dipping sauce (Thousand Island salad dressing, perhaps?), just didn't work. Too sweet for the countervailing salty peppered deep fried batter. The Shanghai Marinated Duck was also off; skinny duck with poor meat to bone, and a less than stellar flavor from the smoky marinade. Edible, but forgettable. The XLB skin was fine. I bit off the topknot to suck out the soup, but found it less than savory. The pork stuffing was a bit uneven, with tough parts rather than uniformly ground. We attempted to make our own soy/vinegar/chili drip to put into the headless dumpling to enhance the taste as we normally do, but the kitchen didn't provide the ginger to complete the job. We agreed that between these two experiences, Nan Xiang was far better; more expensive, but so much more satisfying. Clearly others have different memories, but they may speak more to kitchen inconsistencies, than customer disagreements. One chance. First impression. Sorry, but no cigar for DSH. read more

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Maybe foreigners would like the taste, it's a little bit sweet for me. Mala hot pot tastes good.

Absolutely love this place!!!!! Amazing food, great customer service, nice environment, easy parking. Personal favorite braised pork over rice and Peking duck! Then also love crabmeat&pork soup dumplings, crispy salted chicken, eggplant, beef noodle and pork ribs etc... I love almost everything I've order this far haha Only thing is if you want the Peking duck, you have to order at least one hour ahead, cause they make it FRESH! It's one of the best I've eaten so far. Highly highly recommended! Don't have too many pictures of the food, cause food was too good to waste time to take pictures. Lol read more

Dim Sum House - Shanghai 1 - Peking Duck - Dim Sum Near Me - Cherry Hill, New Jersey

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10/10 would recommend. Service good, xioa long boa good, dan dan noodles good, tofu pudding amazing! Unlike a certain Michelin star xioa long boa place in cherry hill, this was perfection. The dumplings skin was not too thin not too thick. The soup inside each was delectable. The chili oil was on point. The noodle dish was al dente, and the sauce is so good. The silky tofu pudding was very silky. Will be back for sure! read more

This is my third time here, we had the same server three times and all three times she was amazing. Her name is Pepper. She's so so sweet, friendly and gives great recommendations. The food is very good, whatever she recommend, order it. We usually take advantage of the lunch menu. I've never been for dinner but I'm sure it's great too. Give this place a try, ask for Pepper! read more

Appreciate the attempt to make Taiwanese food but it's simply not Taiwanese food. Great service and great environment though. read more

Dim Sum House - Shanghai 1 - Dim Sum Near Me - Cherry Hill, New Jersey

I was pleasantly surprised by the food. I thought everything was pretty tasty, just smaller portions if you're sharing with the table. I really enjoyed the green beans and roast duck. I think I will return again with the family. read more

We've been wanting to come here for a while. After watching a blogger going here, we decided to give this place a try. We were immediately seated after arriving. The restaurant is incredibly fancy on the inside, with elegant paper fans adorning one of the walls, an elaborate mural on the other, and a wall of "cubbies" holding Chinese artifacts sitting behind the front counter. Booths line the wall with the mural while the wall with the fans has one long continuous booth running along it. Some of the lights are also very unique, as some of them are lightbulbs that have small upside-down parasols attached to them. The other lights are traditional paper lanterns. We ordered the following: Oyster Pancake Taiwanese style- This was Hubs' favorite dish of the day. He loved this entree a lot and missed it. It's been a while since he's had it. Snow Cabbage and Shredded Pork Rice Cake- this was pretty good. Nice and sticky. We weren't disappointed. Fish filet with salted egg yolk Taiwanese style- We liked this entree a lot. I was very happy to see fish being made different from what I usually eat. We love the salted egg yolk way. This was Hubs' second favorite dish of the day after the oyster pancake, and this was my favorite dish of the day. LOL. Beef Chow Fun- Hubs thought it was good. Daughter and I liked it a lot, also. You can never go wrong with beef chow fun. Shrimp Dumplings- Daughter loved this a lot and said that they were soft and delicious. They were bigger than any of the shrimp dumplings that she ever had. She savored every bite. Beef Scallion Pancake- They forgot to make this for us. We had to ask for it. The pancake was nice but the beef was ordinary. Hubs said that maybe he didn't care for the beef but he liked the pancake a lot. It came late that I forgot to take a picture of it. Service was quick and friendly. They were very accommodating on daughter's peanut allergies. Will definitely return when in the area to try other items on the menu. read more

My husband and I had gotten takeout from him before but last night was our first dine-in experience. We were seated immediately with a pot of delicious soothing hot tea. The menu has a ton of different kinds of soup dumplings, dim sum, noodles, cold dish appetizers, soup and more. Our order was the following - Nian Xiang Soup Dumplings - Beef and Chili Pepper with Pancake - Cold Noodles with Sesame and Peanut Butter Sauce - Salt Baked Fried Squid - Dry Sautéed String Beans But honestly it was tempting to try many other dishes! We got the cold noodles with sesame and peanut butter sauce - 7 bucks for a delicious noodle combination and dabbed in the spice on the side. We have never had the beef and chili pepper pancake and this was crispy and delicious! The salt baked squid came with some sauce and was So good. To mix in vegetables, we had the dry sautéed string beans which paired well with our other dishes and came with white rice. Last but not least, I really liked the Nian Xiang Soup Dumplings - total of six which we split in half. I could have eaten a lot more, but we wanted to try other dishes. We got some spare ginger and paired it with some soy sauce and vinegar. We loved our experience so much that we got a gift card and will definitely be back. Bonuses are this is right next to an Asian grocery store, and there is free parking. read more

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Honestly, I'm not sure why this place had received some mixed reviews and had 3.5 average stars! We went a few weeks after their soft opening, and we were impressed. Service was very fast, and the staff was nice. The interior was nicely decorated, and although smaller than Nan Xiang Xiao Long Bao down the road, it wasn't small by any means. Plenty of seating for everyone. In comparison to Nan Xiang Xiao Long Bao, we thought their soup dumplings were much better despite their competitor's Michelin recommendation. We thought Nan Xiang was also more expensive. The hot and sour soup wasn't spicy, more on the sour side, but there was chili oil to add if you wanted it spicy. It was also $9 but for a big bowl that could be shared. The sautéed rice noodle Taiwanese style was good, well seasoned without being too salty. The Shanghai Shao Mai wasn't my personal favorite since it was a savory sticky rice inside, but my parents liked it. Overall, the food is very good and reasonably priced! It is lacking some of the traditional dim sum foods, like hakaw, BBQ pork buns, and shumai, but still a good selection. We went on a Thursday night, and it wasn't busy, but would recommend going on Saturday or Sunday for the items they only have on the weekend like their silken tofu and soy milk. read more

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They're alright, they're no worse nor better than Nan Xiang lol just a slight variation of the same menu lol people do claim their XLB's dough is thinner than Nan Xiang's which maybe true! But at the end of the day, they all tastes the same to me lol The place seemed a bit chaotic but I liked that I could order on my phone instead of waiting for the waitress to come around but watch out, apparently the phone app doesn't always go through to the main system *shrug* hope they get their kitchen and operations in order! I hope they can give me a reason to come back! read more

Dim Sum House - Shanghai 1 - Oyster Pancake Taiwanese-Style and Beef Tendon with Hot & Pepper Sauce - Dim Sum Near Me - Cherry Hill, New Jersey

Yes. Come here for the familiar flavors without too much of the confusing dishes to distract you from the Shanghai soup dumplings. I LOVED them and the last I'd had was in California. Their flavors were spot on and I wish I could eat them endlessly. They were reasonably priced and the servers were helpful with helping me choose some shellfish allergy friendly options. The spot is so warm and welcoming. I enjoyed just chilling and waiting, and I wanted to stay longer! read more

I came here during their soft opening and this place didn't disappoint. The soup dumplings were juicy and the skin didn't break which is always a good sign. Other dishes I got were fried dumplings, crispy squid and chicken, pig ears, tofu skin with vegetables, and minced pork with rice. Everything was flavorful and the food came out fresh. The service was good. I just wish they had a special during their soft opening. read more

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Waited a while for it to open and sure doesn't disappoint. The soup dumplings were flavorful and hot. The skin had great chew and just thick enough. Pan fried baos we're nice and crispy on the bottom with lots of juice. Dan Dan tofu was crispy and well seasoned, popcorn chicken was decent, my boy loved it. Ordered eggplant with garlic which was tender. The leeks were a nice touch. Bean curd, pork and chives had great flavor and would've easily finished it with 2 bowls of rice. Service was friendly. They're still new there so a few kinks to work out in term of efficiency. Ordered an extra soup dumpling and waited half an hr to find out it was never put in. There was a bit of confusion which our server was quick to expedite. Place looks great, not as grandiose compared to Nanxiang but very comfortable. Hopefully when all is settled they will have items on the menu that they did not have in house such as the sticky rice and salty tofu. As for everything we ordered, it was much enjoyed. read more

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We wanted soup dumplings, and we found soup dumplings and MORE! My family and I were staying in Jersey and were tempted to drive into Philly to get chinese food, but we voted against it to avoid traffic. Dim Sum House was a yelp find and we're so happy we did. This is located in a shopping center close to other asian establishments. This spot has a grand opening sign up so I'm guessing is new. The seating area is pretty, open, and spacious. We got a booth and browsed the menu which was accessible via QR code. We tried so many yummy things with our faves being the fried chicken, the scallion pancake beef roll, 4 trays of soup dumplings, and the scallion noodles. So happy with our decision to swing by here! read more

I saw this place that says dim sum now open figuring it's new, give them a try. Looking over the menu it's not the typical dim sum place, Shanghai style dim sum, you won't see your typical tsu mai, crystal shrimp, shrimp noodles, etc. it was completely new to me, most were good, worth a try. I prefer my classic dim sum we all know any given day read more

Dim Sum House - Shanghai 1 - Dim Sum Near Me - Cherry Hill, New Jersey