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    Ha Long Bay

    3.7 (410 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 2:30 pm, 5:00 PM - 9:30 PM

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    Moderate noise
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    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Shrimp rice rolls
    Lauren S.

    I tried takeout today and was pretty disappointed in the quality and service. This is a no frills place, so if service is slightly lacking, I can easily disregard that. It's the food quality that really the big deal here. I got the rice shrimp rolls and also the shrimp dumplings. I arrived promptly to pick the order up and both items were room temperature. The shrimp rice rolls were slightly more flavorful, but the shrimp dumpling was flavorless and very doughy. The service was not very friendly.

    Vietnamese shaking beef for 2. Yum!
    Van R.

    Always a good choice for dim sum and Chinese and Vietnamese. It is very consistent and the service is always good. The servers are always happy to help explain the menu if you have questions. The restaurant is clean and attractive. We have been going there for a long time, and the food is still just as good.

    Komain S.

    Ha Long Bay in Tyrone has been around for a while, and I have watched the prices climb over the years. The food is ok overall, but their menu is pretty good for the area, and they offer a lot of choices you do not usually find nearby. The pho broth is nice and hearty, a bit on the sweet side. The dim sum is solid, and as far as I know they are the only spot in St. Pete that serves it, which makes them worth a visit when the craving hits. The menu is large and covers a wide range of dishes, so there is always something new to try. There can be a wait at times, especially on busy weekends. They also close during some late afternoons, so it is worth checking their hours before you stop by. If you want dim sum in St. Pete and a big menu to pick from, Ha Long Bay gets the job done.

    Dennis C.

    This review is strictly covering our dim sum experience at Ha Long Bay. I guess I will be going against the grain here but let me be one of the few to advise against being fooled by the 3.7 stars (if you subscribe to the "3-star Asian restaurant theory," this would be an accurate reflection of that). Ha Long Bay is a great restaurant for dim sum whether you're new to the dim sum culture or an experienced connoisseur via birth-right indoctrination. The restaurant sits off of 34th Street in St. Petersburg which sees a decent amount of traffic throughout the day. There is a two-row lot that sits in front of the entire plaza which is only one directional; the entry to this actually further up along the plaza. The parking immediately in front of the restaurant can get pretty full, however the rest of the plaza is fairly vacated for this time of day - so I definitely recommend parking up in this area if you identify that the aforementioned area being fully occupied if you don't want to come back around into the parking lot. There are several large tables that can accommodate big parties (we came with a group of 12 [7 adults and 5 kids] and were seated comfortably at one of their large round tables with a lazy-susan/turntable). There were also smaller round tables and booths throughout. We arrived around 1015 and didn't have to wait like we usually do with the dim sum restaurants in the Northeast. By 1100 the dim sum patrons were coming in droves and the dim sum service was in full swing. Despite the amount of patrons, the restaurant maintained a good rotation of their tables which mitigated any sort of wait time. There is a pink service slip that sits at your table to account for the various dim sum trays ordered a la carte (literally). The aunties and young gentlemen do a great job bringing around the carts, so we didn't find ourselves needing to place in any special orders through the servers. The restaurant was also incredibly clean when it came to their silverware and dishes. Ha Long Bay also exceeded expectations when it came to the flavor of their dim sum. The flavors of the dishes were on par with the dim sum that you find in NYC/Jersey. All the trays appeared fresh and even came with a spicy kick to their traditional dishes. Additional spicy condiments and chili oils were also available at the table so you don't have to go through the trouble of flagging down a server to get some. Overall, Ha Long Bay is a great restaurant - and if you're looking for dim sum in the St. Pete/Clearwater area this is it!

    turnip cakes; stuffed eggplant; fried scallop taro; scallop shrimp dumplings; crab meatballs
    Ash A.

    Been going to Ha Long Bay with my family since I was a kid but this was my first time ordering delivery. My food arrived quickly, still slightly warm, and with no substitutions. Will definitely be ordering delivery again in the future, would love more sweet dim sum/dessert options!

    Arvin A.

    It's been a very very long time since I've been here. Came here to have lunch with family. Great food and staff are quick to get ur orders. They have a dim sum car going around and plenty to choose from. It's a family style set up or you can get your own order. Multiple items to select from. This place does get busy so be patient if you come, but they are pretty quick to turn tables around.

    Kung Pao Chicken.
    Angela B.

    As a visitor from out of state, Ha Long Bay is a place to visit. In search of a place open for Christmas dinner, we originally went to Red Lobster (which was a mess). But noticed the open sign in the Ha Long Bay window. We ran next door and were seated quickly. It being Christmas, the restaurant and staff were slammed, but the staff did what they could and powered through. The food was delicious, even the dishes not pictured. (Not pictured are the Fresh Spring Rolls, Pho, or House Noodle Soup.) The staff and kitchen dealt with the onslaught of in-house diners, as well as to go orders--turning over tables for the next guest and getting orders out the kitchen. Should we find ourselves back at St Pete and this restaurant, I definitely want to try the dim sum!

    Poor service empty drinks so we had to share towards the end.

    One star. I'm from Houston Texas, and we eat dim sum regularly in Houston and California. I don't say that to brag--I say it to set context. Never, in all those years, have I experienced service this poor at a dim sum restaurant. To make matters worse, the ownership is Vietnamese, and I spoke fluent Vietnamese with them directly. There was no language barrier here. This was purely an operational and service failure. The most serious issue: I ordered a dim sum dish and found a piece of what appeared to be a Brillo pad embedded in the food. When I brought it to the owner's attention, she immediately took the dish into the kitchen. What followed was visible confusion among the staff. She attempted to have the same dish reordered for me, and the waiter even tried to mark it as a normal reorder before she intervened and told him not to. Credit where it's due--she stopped that. However, her reaction made it feel like the priority was preventing other guests from seeing the issue rather than addressing it transparently. Service overall was consistently poor. Not once were our drinks refilled. Not once. We also ordered from the menu and asked for roast duck. Our waiter told us there was no roast duck available. About 15 minutes later, the table behind us ordered roast duck from a different waitress, and she confirmed it was available. We watched her speak to our waiter, who still insisted there was no duck. The other waitress--who clearly had seniority--told him to check the back. Suddenly, there was a duck. By then, we were already halfway through our meal, and the moment was gone. Extremely disappointing. Being from Houston, maybe I'm spoiled by well-run dim sum restaurants that value consistency, communication, and basic hospitality. But this experience wasn't about high standards--it was about fundamentals. This is simply not how you run a dim sum business. I will not be returning the next time I'm in Tampa.

    Vonny W.

    Ha long bay has the best dim sum around. I love the variety and the usual favs. It reminds me of home. The

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    Great dim sum! Just like in Hong Kong. Recommending to anyone looking for Cantonese food.

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    Every time I come visit Sarasota I always come dining here. Where I can get best dim sum around here.

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