I really like this place. Good food, and friendly staff. Great midway point between work and home. From any self-respecting Dim Sum establishment, I expect a passable form of chicken feet. Yes, they have that. I'm not going to list all the dishes I've tried here. Just know that I've been coming here for over 2 years. I'm not a desert fan, but on a whim, I tried their sesame balls (one golden and the other black and white sesame seeds). I've attached a photo. One was filled with bean curd, and the other I don't remember. Both great. Lastly, as a pet owner, them being right next door to a Petsmart doesn't hurt. read more

Our first time here, on a Sunday afternoon. It's a large restaurant with many tables. There were a good number of customers but service was very quick and friendly. You can order off a regular entree or dim sum menu. No cart service. The food was hot and tasty. My family is originally from Hong Kong. I've eaten dim sum all my life, so I'm a bit picky when it comes to that. The dim sum here is not very refined or original, and I wouldn't recommend making a special trip to come here. However, if you're in the area (or shopping at the Asian Family Market in the same complex, as we were doing) and you're hungry, it hits the spot. We ordered the following basic dim sum items. There were a few minor quibbles but still all very tasty: har gao (shrimp dumplings) fried turnip cake (needed more tiny shrimps for flavor) char siu bao (BBQ pork bun) eggplant stuffed with shrimp paste (shrimp paste slightly overfried but eggplant was nice and silky) chow fun noodle rolls taro puffs (could have used a few extra seconds of cooking, as exterior was just starting to get crispy) rice noodle (cheung fun) with shrimp salted egg yolk bao. This is one of my favorite types of bao and it was made perfectly here. Be careful if you order this - The velvety, liquidy egg filling for this is HOT. The Cantonese name for this is literally "lava bun." But do eat it while it's nice and hot and liquidy. Just don't burn yourself. read more

HK Dim Sum - Dim Sum Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Very disappointed in their business practices. Ordered a whole roast duck to-go. Got home and found four legs and scraps. There were no breast meat or wings included. It seemed like they kept most of the edible meats to sell to other customers. Definitely will not be returning and would not recommend. read more

First off, I've come for dimsum once before and it was decent; not great, but not horrible either. So for that I give them 2.5 stars. This review is for their regular menu. I sent my non-Chinese speaking husband to order and pick up dinner on a week night around 5pm. We live about 10 minutes away. He didn't come home until almost a quarter to 7. Apparently they screwed up on our order, and when my husband mentioned it at pick up, they just took the entree away, didn't say anything, and left my husband waiting. Fine, but isn't it common courtesy to at least tell him how much longer his wait will be? Or offer a refund? Or even a slight discount on waiting? Or give us the food that was made wrong? No apology, nothing! He told me there were less than 5 tables at the time he ordered, and a party of two came, ate, and left all before our order was completed. An eternity later, he finally made it home with the food and then we discovered the beef was not cooked thoroughly on the inside. I was wondering why it was super chewy. Yuck. We ordered 4 entrees and paid close to $45 for everything. What a waste. Should've just gone with Panda Express that night. At least their food is somewhat consistent. read more

HK Dim Sum - Dim Sum Near Me - Seattle, Washington

My mom asked for a cup of water and said no, they only do bottled. She said no but still charged her for tea even though she didn't drink any. It's not worth arguing over though. Things are over priced. The servings are decent, but the flavor wasn't that good. Didn't taste fresh. The ladies there have an attitude of "take it or leave it". There are many options for dim sum in Seattle area, you can def find some place a little better. read more

Price has gone up significantly. On the contrary , food quality seem to be worse than before. The floor was very slippery from grease, made me worried about my elderly mom walking on it. Table was sticky and the porcelain cup had crack and stain. Overall, food is edible and service is fast. But there are a lot of room for improvement for cleaning. read more

I will caveat my review by sharing that I was told that the restaurant was short-staffed the day that I went, and I understand this unprecedented year has made it difficult to say the least for all restaurants. With that being said, I've never been more appalled (and upset??) by a dim sum experience in my life. I had been beyond excited to give HK Dim Sum a try and made the 45min voyage to the restaurant on a Thursday. Upon ordering a few my favorite OG dim sum items (shiu mai, sticky rice, shrimp rolls, etc..) I quickly realized it wasn't going to be an enjoyable experience. I've never had dim sum that was completely cold or clearly microwaved- which every single item we ordered was. Ya boi seldom wastes food (especially not dim sum) and I could barely manage to force down a few bites of food that was anything but fresh. My partner suffered the biggest repercussions of the meal as I walked out of the restaurant even more hangry then before the meal, and I was in a foul mood the rest of the day, so this is my public apology to her (lol). My one learning from this experience is that the green ain't always greener on da other side and sometimes ya gotta stick to the OG's (Jade Garden). P.S. Another pet peeve of mine is when water is only offered in the form of over-priced bottled water. read more

I used to frequent this restaurant quite a bit and their food is okay but I just got tired of standing at the front counter waiting for anyone on staff to come and find out what I wanted to order, sometimes having to wait 10 minutes just for someone to come to the counter. It became annoying to see several of the wait staff see me waiting and not one of them would even say they'd help me as soon as possible, or any type of acknowledgement would have been nice. And the restaurant wasn't even full at the time. This has happened several times. Another occurrence that happened is when there was someone at the front to take my order, and if I had a question about a certain dish, the lady behind the counter didn't know how to answer my question and got flustered, so I never got an answer to my question, and had to order something else. Their dim sum is good enough but after several of the above situations happening over and over again, I decided it wasn't worth it and am now patronizing different dim sum restaurants that at least have some basic customer service skills. read more

This is our go-to neighborhood Chinese food/dim sum restaurant. It helped us get thru Covid. We keep going back for more and on the days that we are in a rush and can't cook. Food is great! read more

I was there today to order a duck and lemon chicken feet. But ended up with a duck and something that I don't know... Anyway... it is the WORST Chinese Roasted duck I ever have. They didn't even clean the duck, the throat/larynx tube still on the duck's neck, the duck's butt can still see the place where duck poop, the feathers were still on some of pieces. The meat of the duck tasted like they been over-cook them 3-4 times. Kind of like American's stew, but the meat is a little sour. It doesn't have any Roasted taste, the sour sauce that they gave taste like they made them about 2-3 weeks ago. I wasted $55 (it was $54.39) on these... I just throw all of them away after a bite. I will not recommend anyone to buy there. read more

HK Dim Sum - Whole Roasted duck for $33.95 - Dim Sum Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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The Chinese food is much better than most of the restaurants in Bay Area. The service is also excellent.

Solid three star place. Lots of options. Not best dim sum in Seattle but closer than the ID. Our first time the service was awful. We were rarely checked on and it took about ~20 minutes to sit despite no one else waiting. Second time, they were busy but service was great -- we sat immediately, were served quickly and were checked on. No carts but a full menu of lots of dim sum options. They have lots of seafood options + some tofu options (but not sure if truly vegetarian). They serve beer, soda and bottled water but there is no free water (only tea). They are taking COVID seriously (had to give temperatures, etc) but it also means they aren't generous with their sauces. We each got one soy sauce packet this last time. read more

This place is absolutely the worst. What a ripoff! I ordered half of a pecking duck, and what I got was three piece of meat and two small drumsticks. It is the worst pecking duck I ever had. Do not go here!! read more

Loved it. The staff were fast and efficient. The food was delicious. Fun place to go eat and great atmosphere.

They don't serve ice water? And the only alternatives are bottled water, hot tea, or hot water - all of which you have to pay for. The food was okay, service was lacking. I'd say just make the drive to International District for dim sum honestly read more

BEST salted egg bun. The rest of the dim sum was just ok. Their leaf stuffed rice was also pretty good. read more

I would say this dim sum is ok if you're making a trip to the grocery store or bakery and want something quick. I got sui mai, prawn dumplings and radish cake which were all acceptable. The BBQ pork was pretty good too, which I think they sliced nicely. They appear to get quite busy with a lot of delivery orders. read more

I came to this restaurant on a weekday morning and I really enjoy their Dim Sum menu! Very tasty and fresh I will gladly come again.

We have been about 5 times now for dim sum on the weekends, and it has been great every time. Never had to wait long for a table and the food is delicious. They have some carts going by but also a menu to order exactly what you want, both dim sum items and other standard menu items, which we have not tried yet. The servers are friendly, attentive and efficient. It seems like they also do a high volume of takeout/delivery. read more

Warning! Part of WIRE BRUSH found in one of the dishes(picture included). I was there with my girlfriend at around 3:30pm on 4/5/2019, and almost swallowed the metal wire brush particle. For those who may wonder, it is used to clean the woks, definitely not to cook the ribs. The waitress offered to refund the dish, maybe it seems like I just want to get a free dish from them. Will report to health department immediately, it is not only a health issue but also a safety hazard imagining how easily that small piece of METAL can be swallowed. The bottom line is: if you have to go there and eat, be extra careful about what you are eating. Perhaps it is not a big deal to them or even some of the customers, but imagine what would happen if you take your kids there and had to visit the emergency room after. Be extra aware! 老板厉害了啊， 给我女朋友吃钢丝刷，你当她是钢铁侠啊？已经举报给卫生局。多谢款待。 read more

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I ordered Uber Eats delivery from here because I was craving sticky fried rice and rice noodle rolls and this place was the only one I could find that had both. I was hesitant due to the reviews but OMG, I did not regret my decision. I ordered: XO Sparerib Rice Noodle Roll Hotpot Sticky Fried Rice Both dishes were amazing! It hit the spot and I was doing the happy food dance and singing to the food heaven Gods. The only part that was not great was the spareribs in the rice noodle rolls were a bit tough and dry. But the flavor and texture of the rice rolls were on point. Portions were large and enough to last a few days. I love the dishes so much, I just ordered them again along with the garlic pea vines and sesame balls. Will update if anything changes. read more

So we went there for "dinner" I didn't realize they have a "hidden" menu!! Well actually, it's just their "dinner" menu that they pull out at night time. I was very happy to see this extended menu, again lots to choose from, and you can get a "family" size of your favorite "dim sum" dishes if you are feeling a tad exta "hangry".... Luv this place, dang, I hope I didn't let the cat out of the bag.... read more

HK Dim Sum - Dim Sum Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Service is friendly but the bbq duck had little meat just skin and bones. It did have flavor but not good. Bbq pork was very fatty and chewy but did have flavor. The dimsum was ok but tripe had no flavor. I tried to like this place but just not good. read more

We bought combo bbq meat of roast duck and pork. Pork meat is gamey. We suspect that they keep it overnight and resell.

Milk tea is horrible. It doesn't even taste like HongKong style milk tea, more like dilute boba milk tea. Food is too expensive too.

Great selection of dim sum here as well as roast duck and pork. The Hong Kong style crispy chow mein is awesome. I'm glad the restaurant is doing temperature checks for those dining in. It's a quick safety measure. read more

I was excited to find dimsum so conveniently located right next to the Asian Grocery Mart but as are most places that offer dimsum all day displayed in a case, it was a little bit overcooked/dry. The sesame ball was very good and I'd order that again. The shrimp and chive pan fried dumplings were falling apart and not freshly prepared. The shrimp on tofu deep fried dimsum was also warmed earlier in the day so was a little dry and tough by the evening when I ordered it. In the future I'll stick to the sesame balls here and avoid the fresh wrapped type dumplings. read more

expensive dim sum but pretty good food. their portions are pretty small. i liked their pork spareribs, roast pork and chicken feet. the food is really oily but dim sum is normally oily. read more

We took the dim sum to go. The siu mai was delicious with great texture of pork and shrimp. Unfortunately the shrimp and chive dumpling was raw. My friend ate a whole piece. He couldn't tell it was raw. I knew immediately it wasn't cooked because of the gummy texture and raw. Double check the food is cooked! read more

HK Dim Sum - Raw shrimp and chive dumpling - Dim Sum Near Me - Seattle, Washington

- Waitress is repeatedly beyond pushy, demanding that I order the house special plate, had to say no four separate times before she heard me. - Golden garlic tofu (most expensive category) uses a soft jelly slimy texture tofu. - All pieces much too large to maneuver with chopsticks. - Flavoring with spice okay. - Shrimp ball tastes like surimi, not shrimp. - Schezuan Green Beans were amazing, though- still a bit of crunch and just the right amount of spice. - They leave the leaves in the green tea, making the tea extremely bitter. - And to top it all off, the chopsticks were slippery -they couldn't grip anything for anything. read more

HK Dim Sum - Worst dim sum experience so far. - Dim Sum Near Me - Seattle, Washington

This is a Dim Sum place on Aurora in Shoreline. I had the lotus rice, har gao, shu mai and rice wrapped donut. Everything was pretty average and slightly on the greasy side. Two particular observations: The lotus rice had a lot of rice compared to filling. The Shu Mai had some very sinewy tendon in the filling that was very difficult to chew and not particularly pleasant to eat. Kind of like chewing the the tendon part of a pork rib or something. I like the decor though with its abundance of various light fixtures. Made it seem slightly Night market esque. I probably won't be back though unless I was just in the area and very specifically wanted Dim Sum. read more

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I have enjoyed dim sum from San Francisco to Richmond, BC Canada. So I was really looking forward to checking out HK Dim Sum with a college friend after work. Greeted and seated upon entry, menus, tea and water offered immediately. Decent staff. Note: Probably is better to have dim sum during their lunch to early afternoon hours. Dinner time it's very limited - no carts, just limited choices from the pictorial menu. Here is the lowdown in the order received: Not well paced, so pack your patience if you are ravenously hungry. Tea - tasty and piping hot Ice water Shrimp Paste Eggplant - generous with the shrimp per college friend Half Roast Duck - Not served hot, barely warm. Congealed plum sauce. Needs to render the fat more, had chewy, not crispy duck skin Single serving rice - again not steaming hot or moist. Thank goodness for soy sauce. BBQ Pork Steamed Buns - Kind of smallish, but okay, generous with the filling Shrimp and Pork Siu Mai - Okay, but again not very warm. Garnished with shrimp on top. Turnip Cake - Prominent shrimp flavor, but very gloppy texture. Kept falling apart. And then the eternal wait for the Pork Short Ribs with Chow Fun and Bean Sprouts Hot Pot... but finally it did appear, but only when we inquired about it. This was a substitution for something else college friend preferred, but was unavailable. Yes, the external serving dish was hot (duh hot pot), the food contents were not. No soup, not a smidge of broth. There were bits of gristly bone, greasy rolled up noodles, and the major disappointment was one of the pork short ribs was still undercooked and visibly pink. And, yes college friend showed it to one of the servers who brought it to the kitchen staff to view. No sincere apologies or comp'ed for this particular dish. Not cool in my book, since I did work in the restaurant industry for a few years. However, serving two microbiologists who like to cook and eat, totally underwhelming, tepid dishes was a major negative. At least, I didn't have a stick thermometer with me to test each item ordered. HK Dim Sum needs to work on TIMING and most importantly TEMPERATURE to prevent any potential food borne illnesses. Fortunately, I've been home for an hour after leaving the restaurant and I don't have any GI issues. Paying for nearly $50 including tip, I would have fared a lot better, left much more satisfied, and had a ton of food from most other local places. They're fairly new, hopefully things will improve down the road. Avoid dinner time, check them out midday to early afternoon instead. read more

Amazing fresh dim sum very clean space, open area, self seating! waitresses were very nice and friendly and keep the dim sum coming. The baked sweet are delicious especially the pineapple bun. The amenity is are always starved never out of toilet paper and so like most places. I really enjoyed the honey glazed pork ribs those were absolutely delectable. The waitresses do get pretty busy so you do have to remind them a lot about refills on drinks and to bring the drink that you ordered because we Ordered sprites and we never got them but we were charged for the sprites. Although it's very inviting for them to continuously offer the food your bill does begin to add up quickly we ended up spending $70 on dim sum and their plates are a bit more pricier than normal Chinatown prices. But over all we had a pretty ok experience! Be sure to check out the bakery next door as well they have delicious buns and cakes! read more

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Although the mixed reviews looked quite concerning, we visited this place for a Dim Sum brunch and really enjoyed the food. The portion was great for the price, especially the congee, and the service was good. I really enjoyed the Siu Mai and short ribs. They did take our temperature once we entered the restaurant, which I appreciated. Sanitizing wipes are also available at each table. As other reviews pointed out, they charged $3 for tea for the two of us and 85 cents for 2 to-go boxes. We were also charged a 15% service fee. read more

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Small, cozy, cute, I like it. Normally dim sum places are huge but this is a nice place to go for really small groups, its normally pretty empty unless you go on sunday and even then the service is still good. Its nice not to have to drive all the way to seattle for some good dim sum, although this is not cart style I still dig it. read more

Been to this restaurant a few times (before Covid). We used to dine at their Lynnwood location (which I think served better food). This location tends to serve not as hot dim sum items. Anyways, we've been ordering dim sum from here for take out during 2020 and it's always been good. My favorite dish to get is the pan fried soy sauce rolled noodles. They are probably the only dim sum restaurant on UberEats that has this item on the menu that you can order from. read more

I came here because it is conveniently nearby me and is in the same parking lot as two supermarkets that I shop at weekly. Over the weekends they do have a short line that develops but it isn't as long as what you would find in good dim sum places in Chinatown. I would only come here if I was too lazy to drive to Chinatown. The food is very salty. I had their steamed shrimp balls and it was a group of four small ones that didn't have much flavor except saltiness. Their shu mai (steamed pork dumpling) and pan fried chive and shrimp dumpling was also on the small and salty side. I wished that my water glass was twice the size to counter how salty the food at this place is. Honey walnut prawns was standard although not super crispy. Cherng fun (rice ribbon rolls) with shrimp was good and the sticky rice with meat was moist but was also on the saltier side. The good thing is, they are good at refilling tea and water, especially since they don't give you a teapot. read more

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It was a super cold, chilly night, and my boyfriend and I were craving some congee to warm us up. We didn't feel like making the trip to Chinatown or Lynwood, so we decided to come here. I had it bookmarked, and we have driven by it just the night before. We came in around 5:30 pm. There were a couple of tables already filled, and I liked that they had a to-go section of dim sum up at the front. We were seated quickly and got tea/water pretty soon afterwards. A huge fan when Chinese restaurants automatically give you water without having to ask for it. We went a little crazy with the ordering because everything smelled SO good, and we were starving. I got a small order of the pork and preserved egg congee, crispy pan fried chicken egg noodles, sizzling pepper steak, dry hot pot chicken, mushroom & sausage, and half a roast duck. The congee came out first and was perfect. It was tasty and pipping hot. It did the trick, and the size was surprisingly large. The roast duck was eh. It was SUPER oily, and not the same Cantonese roast duck I'm use to. It also came with the orange duck sauce, which kind of cracked us up. The dishes also didn't come with rice, but I just asked them for a bowl of rice. Kind of weird. The crispy pan fried noodles with chicken were good. The boy really enjoyed it. I loved the dry hot pot. The chicken had a great char flavor to it. It came with whole cloves of garlic too. It was one of those dishes where after a while, you get tired of the flavor. The sizzling pepper steak was probably our least favorite. The cut of beef they used was SO chewy and not tender at all. We also got the egg tarts and the pineapple buns to go. The pineapple buns were good. I loved that it was filled with custard. The egg tarts were delicious as well. A little more pricey then other dim sum restaurants/bakeries. Overall, the food was good, just average. Not the best Cantonese food I've ever had. Service wasn't bad. I'm use to the service at Chinese restaurants. I just make eye contact and slightly raise my hand, and they know you need something/come over quickly. I love that it's so close to where we live with a hugeee parking lot. So we don't have to make the 20 minute drive to Chinatown/Lynnwood. The next time it's super cold/one of us is sick, we'll come grab some congee. Or if we have a serious craving for some Chinese food and don't want to make the drive. read more

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I've have ordered here three time now and have enjoyed every dish. I am a sucker for honey walnut prawns and theirs does not disappoint.

Easy, over the phone ordering for takeout. The menu online is accurate to the items that are available but pricing is not the same. I ordered 11 items and the total was just under $60. They have my favorite: the footballs!! I tried the steamed bean curd filled with shrimp and pork... maybe coming up as a new favorite. I also really liked the salted egg sweet steamed buns! Next time I'd make sure to try the prawn rice rolls and honey walnut prawns. My only complaint was that the items could have been packed better. Sweet buns were mixed with savory steamed items and fried foods were still super oily. Some of the steamed items were juicy and leaked on the other boxes and into the bags. read more