Thursday lunch for dim sum on 3/24/22; not even crowded. In the Pacific Pearl parking lot, their entrance is near the food court on the corner and says KW Restaurant on the outside. You're greeted right away with a friendly smile and asked what kind of tea. Today, we had chrysanthemum. Paper menu for their offering which you choose what delicacies you want. We went with the usual shui mai, har gaw, gailan with oyster sauce, sesame ball, taro footballs then ventured with the egg yolk pumpkin, crispy shrimp rice paper, and the fried fish. Portions are definitely smaller. Everything had great flavor but I was thirsty AF. An hour after driving away, I got this splitting headache which means one thing- a lot of MSG in the food. I have no regrets. This place was kind of pricey, clean, super friendly servers, and fast service. Lunch $90 for two. read more

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King Wah is one of my go-to dim sum restaurants in the east bay as they have some really good items like: 101 King Wah Shrimp Dumpling (L) 109 Egg Custard Bun (M) 208 Deep Fried Dough Rice Noodle Roll (L) 301 Deep Fried Shrimp Balls (L) 312 Pan Fried Chives Dumpling (L) I'd say that these particular items are my go-to orders and they're pretty standard meaning that you can find these items elsewhere too. One thing I appreciate a lot about this spot beside the good services is that the food items are really packed with rich flavors. During the lunar new year, my parents and I decided to order 盤菜 from them and I'd say the sauce and what's inside was really delicious and had a lot of items we enjoyed eating. One thing to note is that it comes in the pot (which I've included a picture of) and they had charged me a small deposit for the pot. When I returned the pot then they returned my deposit! If you're looking for a spot to eat with your family or friends then I'd recommend checking them out. Tip: the pricing that they place on dim sum i'd say is pretty fair game and not super charged. plenty of parking spaces is available in the shared parking lot and there are also a lot of amazing boba/dessert spots within the plaza and the outlet is just across the street! read more

King Wah - Dim Sum Near Me - Pleasanton, California

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Minus two stars for the following: 1.) 15% Service Charge automatically added. This is just to repeat the point as many other reviewers have said. I would just be VERY CAREFUL as the 15% service charge is already added and you don't add another 15% after you pay. There is still the traditional " Tip " line at the very end when you sign the receipt. 2.) Service The food actually came pretty quickly despite them being very busy so I do appreciate that. However, no waitress / waiter ever came to check up on us unless we flagged them down. There seems to be a shortage of waiters right now due to COVID so I'll attribute the reason to that. Just don't expect 5 star service when you are there. Other than that, the food was pretty good. It's not the best Dim Sum place I ever had but I enjoyed the food and thought each dish was pretty good. The big highlight of this place personally is that every dish that was served came out HOT. Some Dim Sum places lately have been serving Dim Sum warm or cold which means it was prepared in advance and not as fresh. No issues with that at King Wah (KW). I would go back again for the food but I'm not a big fan of the mandatory 15% charge. I rather give that myself as a tip at the end. read more

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The dimsum here was surprisingly really tasty! I was quite pleased with this spot and surprised to see that its only rated 3 stars here. Why?! We came here on a Sunday a little past 11AM and got a table right away. It started getting packed, so be sure to get here by 11AM! We were told that the full party had to be around to get seated, but we were still waiting for 4 more and told them they were only a few min away. Fortunately they let us sit without any issues. You order via paper menu and mark the items that you want along with the quantity. We ordered way too many! We got the standard siu mai, shrimp dumplings, shrimg cheung fun (and other variations), baos, desserts, crispy noodle dish, the list goes on. We ordered so many, we ate half and were full. They have the cute dessert baos here with cute animal decor. They were also very tasty and fluffy, not too sweet! The foods came out quickly and were all delicious. Not too oily nor salty. Drizzled all the foods with the hot sauce! The restaurant looks nice and located in an Asian plaza with tons of eateries, across the street from the notorious Livermore outlets. Parking gets tough on the weekends so plan ahead! read more

A very solid dim sum spot! I'm actually quite surprised at the low reviews, but I would say the taste and quality of this spot is probably one of the better ones in the area. We came as a party of 7 on a Saturday during lunchtime, and we were actually able to get seated immediately. I think they have quite a lot of large tables available, but if you're a smaller party you may have to wait longer. With so many people, we decided to just go a little crazy with ordering and get basically everything that looked appealing to us. I definitely do not remember it all, but some items we got were the shumai, steamed bbq pork bun, beef noodle roll, duck noodle roll, beef stew rice stir fried rice noodles, chinese broccoli, daily special taro sesame wrap, salt and pepper fish, deep fried meat dumpling, custard bao, salted egg yolk lava bao, durian puff, sticky rice, preserved duck egg and pork congee, and soup dumplings. Everything tasted pretty fresh and it was all well seasoned. I would say the standouts to me were the beef and cilantro cheung fun, salt and pepper fish, and salted egg yolk lava bao. They were all probably some of the best I've had of those dishes. I also really liked the daily special taro wrapped with sesame! The rest of the items were also good, but not that outstanding in comparison to the others listed. The food came out really fast and the service was pretty good for a dim sum restaurant haha. I would certainly be back to try those last few menu items that I didn't get a chance to try this time! read more

King Wah - Shumai - Dim Sum Near Me - Pleasanton, California

Dear King Wah, 1st Time (per 1st review) - Tried your location for dim sum, thought the food was pretty good, but service was just one of the WORST - had to always hunt down someone to take orders, refill drinks, pay bill + waited FOREVER for food! 2nd Time (per 2nd review) - Terrible Service continued! You threw chopsticks at our table instead of kindly/respectfully provide. When tried to HUNT down someone for dipping sauce, you gave us rude hand gesture! Food took FOREVER to come, while some items NEVER showed up! 3rd Time (per this review) - What a pleasant surprise to now see a sign (photo below) for mandatory 15% for every table for "SERVICE FEE" regardless of party size! I am appreciatively speechless!! So to receive no service or to hunt someone for any service + to wait forever for orders while some never came + rude gesture.....Will now be ADDITIONAL 15% on our bill (see photo). This is so wonderful that it made me lose my appetite and left a sour taste in my mouth! I truly agree that, instead of better improving service quality to fairly earn gratuity, this is the BEST solution. Thank you king Wah for making my visits so memorable that I will definitely not be returning. read more

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I was searching for a dimsum spot in the Tri-Valley area that could accommodate a group of 11 with a lunch reservation. I called two other restaurants in the area (ahem, Koi Palace & Mayflower) and neither of them took reservations, no matter how big the group size. Enter, King Wah...to the rescue! I grew up in the 626 during the heyday of unreasonably low, unilateral pricing for all dimsum dishes (like $2.88 for all dishes, seeeriously) so it rather pains me to go to dimsum these days and see prices STARTING at $4.95 and going up with each tier. But hey, inflation right?! King Wah is priced on the slightly lower side versus its aforementioned competitors, with dimsum dishes ranging from $4.95 to $11.50. We were seated quickly, ordered via paper menu (no dimsum carts here as expected), and food started coming out super fast. Portions were pretty generous and flavor for everything we ordered was on point! Since I'd chosen this place sight unseen, I was happy all of my friends seemed pleased with the food. After we finished eating, we were happy to walk around the plaza, which has MULTIPLE boba and dessert options haha. Overall, dimsum at King Wah was as pleasant of an experience as it could be. Service was not the warmest, but then again, I don't go into Chinese restaurants expecting that. I'd return again if I happened to be in the area! read more

Terrible, terrible. Food is so so but service is too bad. Everyone is so rude, they will not be nice and serve you if your bill is under $300. I will not be back read more

King Wah - Dim Sum Near Me - Pleasanton, California

My family found our go to place for delicious Dim Sum and Our Dinner fix. Everyone is very nice and friendly and I am very glad to have known this place. It all started 2 years ago when order to go every Sunday for our family lunch and even get together lunch take out. When finally, it open to the public and there were outside seating and that was great joy. Indoor dining open even way better. We always get dim sum lunch- SiuMai, chicken feet , soup dumpling , noodles, soy sauce prawn and etc. Dinner - crab meat with fish maw soup; xo beef, 2 type of vegetable and etc They have so much variety that we would come at least 2-3 a week just to eat there. We even would celebrate birthday, graduation and pre-wedding ceremony at King Wah. They were able to accommodate our special request within their means and we were always been taken care off of our party. Their food served always fresh,warm and DELICIOUS. All I can say that when people ask where they should eat. My recommendation if you are in the neighborhood of Pleasanton/Dublin or just want delicious Dim Sum or any Chinese Food try them first. You will not be disappointed. 10/10 for my family and I. read more

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We arrived early so there was no wait. The service was good. The atmosphere and cleanliness was above average for a restaurant that serves dim sum. The food was on par. read more

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King Wah come to my city please! This is the first dim sum place I've been to that asked me what "tea" would I like? I was shocked at how fast service was and everything was stellar. We were seated promptly aabut I have heard there are often waits on weekends (we were lucky this saturday). My only complaint is that there aren't many people pushing carts but the food makes up for it. I liked every dish so try everything :D read more

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Had outdoor dining and the food comes out warm but gets cold really quickly (obviously) so beware if you choose that option. Dim sum overall was solid, I've had places that offers bigger dumplings but the taste was good for the price. Service was really awful though especially if you're sitting outside because they don't come out often and you may have to go in to ask for something. read more

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A dim sum spot so close to the outlets, thank goodness! O R D E R E D - beef brisket clay pot - beef tripe - chinese lettuce - shrimp dumpling - bbq buns - turnip cake - shrimp pork dumplings V E R D I C T We came for a quick lunch after walking around the outlets. Service was great - no complaints there. They were also very quick in bringing out our orders. Parking is also no hard since it's inside a plaza so there's parking left right front back. It's not a huge restaurant but food quality is great so I will definitely be back next time! read more

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King Wah is located inside Pacific Pearl in Pleasanton. I was at Pacific Pearl and was hungry. I walked by this restaurant and discovered they offered indoor dining. I decided to try it out. The staff were friendly and attentive as I was escorted to a table. Social Distancing and Face Masking were enforced. I was given a menu and Tea. I selected a few Dim Sum items and handed my order to a waitress. I sipped my Jasmine Tea and looked around. Soon, my Dim Sum was brought out dish by dish. The food was good. I will be back to sample more of their menu. read more

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We stopped by KW restaurant after doing a nearby hike. For a Saturday around lunchtime, the wait wasn't long. We were seated within 10-15 minutes. There's both indoor and outdoor seating. The indoor seating area was nice and clean. We ordered through the menu so our food came quickly. My favorite dishes were: -Chicken Feet with House Sauce -Spareribs with Black Bean Sauce -Hong Kong Style Salted Egg Yolk Bun My dad said that they have a KW location in SF, so we expected the food to be good. It was okay in my opinion. There's a 15% service fee charged for each table and 18% for party of 8 or more. I won't go out of my way to come here again but if I'm in the area and people what dim sum, I'll throw out this place as an option. read more

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Service 10/10 Very friendly & prompt. They are seriously on it! Love the attentiveness and sense of urgency. Before you start, be sure to ask for soy sauce, vinegar & hot mustard to dip to your liking! Beef Roll 8/10 Fried Taro 10/10 Egg Tart 7/10 Steamed BBQ Bun 7/10 Pork/Shrimp Shu mai 6/10 Turnip Cake w/ xo sauce 10/10 Chicken Feet 8/10 Salted Egg Yolk Bun 1000/10 Nice Ambiance for lunch or dinner. It is family style, sharing is caring. Will come back! read more

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I LOVE LOVE LOVE King Wah! It's my favorite dim sum spot in the Tri-Valley. The staff here is so sweet and helpful. It's also great for both big and small groups, so it's great for events and just for a lunch one day. I literally would die for their shrimp har gow. Their egg custard bun is great too because it's not too sweet and who doesn't love a bun with a face! read more

King Wah - Shrimp har gow, pork bun, custard bun - Dim Sum Near Me - Pleasanton, California

Don't waste your money at this place. The service is quick but our server was extremely rude. I tipped 15% based on the overall service, she looked at the amount and was not satisfied. She said it's not good. The items are also overpriced. $80 + tip for 4 dim sum items during lunch. There are plenty of other options and with better food and service. read more

I have never had such bad experience at any restaurant. The waitress forgot our tea. We tried to get her attention, we sat outside and she was literally ignoring us after she took our order ( Sunday 7/24/2022 @ 1:30pm please check whose serving customer seated outdoors). The food was really awful and held . The presentation is lovely and the atmosphere is great. Something just does not add up. read more

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KW, King Wah, feels like the Grandpa among the newer pups within the Pacific Pearl shopping plaza (Stoneridge/680). Cantonese grub: full dim sum during the day, limited dim sum in the evening with a full menu of seafood, noodles, and rice. The 3 stars may throw you off, but don't let it. The gf, pooch, and I really felt like "Chinese", and we weren't happy after walking around the plaza with the available options at Pacific Pearl. So, we went in. Fun and friendly service all along the way -- wonderful. Ying rules! While we didn't love our dim sum dishes (har gow, XLB, shumai, $6.95-$8.95, 3 stars apiece), we absolutely "loved...loved...loved" the Double Egg Fried Rice [$20, 5.0 stars], and the String Beans w/Eggplant [$15.95, 5.0 stars]. Gf thought the rice was the best she ever had. Oh yes, I'll be back. read more

Overpriced for mediocre food. We ordered the chow fun, chicken feet and shui mai. Came out to avoid $45 The service was not great, offered us water with dirty cups. One of the waiters forgot to leave the receipt on our table so when they brought one of our dishes our, the server just stood there while waiting for the receipt and i felt like she wasn't going to allow us to touch the dish until they bring the dish over, when we told her that was for our table. Not sure that I'll be back, especially when are plenty of other dim sum Options available in the area. read more

Food was okay. Not great... when a dimsum restuarant located in bay area, i would expect more as competition is higher.. however, the taste did not meet my expection. Yue Huang in sacramento was way better than this place. That says a lot. Service was not great but it was not bad. Food was served very slowly. Almost 40 mins in, we told them there are some dish not served yet.. They theb realized they forgot some of the orders and at least 3 dishes were served almost an hr after (right before we about to leave.). read more

I dedicate #ThankYouThursday to King Wah. This is a special story I'd like to share. A long time ago, my dad and his brother had a falling out. Fast forward to 2019, I found my cousin through 23andme. Then my aunt found me on Facebook and reached out to me saying that she wanted to get together for dinner at King Wah. I honestly thought that I would never see this part of my family ever again. Reuniting after so long, I was pleasantly surprised to see how happy they were to see each other. We were able to pick up where we left off and it was as if the 17 year gap never even happened. We recalled memories from the past and shared happenings in the present. From that time on, we went back to King Wah multiple times, because it's my uncle's favorite restaurant. We always order his favorite dish, which is pan fried tiger prawns. Their sautéed beef cube steak with egg tofu is really good too. And you can't go wrong with the west lake minced beef soup. They also have this mango dessert with condensed milk that is bomb. I don't usually spend holidays with my own family (since they don't do anything), but this time things were different. We spent Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Chinese New Year together. One time we came here for dimsum and ordered so much food and it was all so delicious! There was this meat pastry thing that was amazing. They also have fried chinese donut wrapped in rice paper. King Wah will always hold a special place in my heart because of this. A few hours after writing this review, my uncle passed away. I'm so grateful for the moments I got to spend with him. Love you and miss you, 二伯伯! read more

King Wah - Reunited at King Wah after 17 years of not seeing each other (from left to right - aunt, dad, uncle, me) - Dim Sum Near Me - Pleasanton, California

The restaurant is right at the front of a food court. The restroom is a shared restroom with the rest of the food court. Parking is limited and in a shared lot with other restaurants and an Asian market. Good / fast service, delicious food, and they are baby friendly with high chairs available. The pig custard buns are not only cute but they are delicious too. Love that they give you a thermos filled with hot water to help refill the tea pot. Some preset dishes were not clean so we had to swap them out. Pro tip: You can make a reservation ahead of time if you have a large party. read more

Food is okay, but remember to check what they bring to your table and what they cross out on the ticket. We didn't get some of the dim sum orders, but they kept insisting they brought it all out. The only evidence was the cross outs against my word. I completely forgot about the video and pic I took, so I checked it and saw only 2 shui mai orders and the lady kept insisting in Cantonese that she brought over 3 orders and had it stacked. Well, my video shows otherwise, but I didn't want to complain over it because the shui mai wasn't good anyway. Also, please check your receipt, they already charge tip on there, so don't double tip unless you get all your dim sum orders. read more

King Wah - Dude, the pic shows only two shui mai orders and the lady kept insisting she brought three! I should have showed her this! - Dim Sum Near Me - Pleasanton, California

This is a great spot that has dim sum all day. We had the basic stuff (hargow, siumai, shrimp balls) and also ordered their beef fried rice, green beans, and salt and pepper fish. Everything was really good! I did get some desserts but I think we will pass on the mango pudding and the fried durian next time. I like my mango pudding creamy, but maybe they'd don't make it creamy for the lactose intolerant. And I like my durian more sweet haha and I do like the "not too sweet" desserts, but it needed just a BIT more sugar for my liking. One of the aunties was really nice and offered us a Chinese soupy dessert (I forgot the name) but it's just like the Filipino dessert bilo bilo/ ginataan. It was good! She even gave us some to take home for free. Love that! We will definitely be stopping by there again when we're in the area. read more

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I have been to King Wah they moved a couple of times to this location and the food is still great. We tried to have dim sum here and it can get busy luckily the line can go by fast. It's a big location and spaced out not too loud with a lot of folks talking so not too noisy. The service is great once you order your food the dim sum comes out in a timely manner. All the dim sum was pretty good and no complaints. If you I u want good dim sum try King Wah. read more

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We went there for dim sum recently and it was not how it used to be... to start with, the service was terrible. Our waitress never came to our table after she sat us down. At one point I asked her for tea refill when she came nearby and I am pretty sure she saw and heard me but she just walked away. They also forgot one of our dishes but still charged us for that. What's worse is that they automatically added 15% gratuity for a table for 2. Never come back again. read more

King Wah is another reason why folks in the East Bay no longer need to endure the hassles of crossing the bridge into San Francisco to find solid authentic traditional Cantonese food. King Wah is definitely just as good as many of the popular spots in San Francisco, and I might even go out on a ledge and say that it's even better than some places in the City. The Live Lobster Porridge was the star of the show! Just point and choose your lobster from their tank (live fish and crab are also available). Surprisingly, they actually brought out the nearly 3-pounder to our table while it was still alive before they prepared it. That was cool! If you'd rather not have a live lobster appear before you on your table, just let them know. The porridge was amazingly good! Nice creamy rice, which wasn't too thick or thin. I'm definitely coming back for round two!! Another big-time winner for me was the Shrimp with Scrambled Eggs Over Rice. SO Bomb!! For just $14.00, we got a ginormous plate of rice that could've served 8 people. Definitely,​ one of the BEST versions​ of scrambled eggs over rice I've had in the Bay Area recently. The gravy was just perfect with ribbons of eggs nicely coating the rice, exactly the way it should be done. Too often, I've gotten clumps of eggs instead. Just a bit more gravy would've been nice though since there was so much rice. You'll find me back here for this dish too! We also got a bunch of traditional dim sum items: the shrimp dumplings, pork shumai, egg custard buns (shaped as adorable pigs), and shrimp crepes. All were standard and came out fresh and piping hot. The egg custard buns were definitely cute, but my least favorite among our dim sum picks. The egg custard filling just wasn't as creamy as I would've liked. I did like that they automatically served the soy sauce on the side with the shrimp crepes without us having to request it. Prices are a bit higher compared to many places in the City, but I don't mind the upcharge at all in exchange for dining in a new, clean and very pleasant setting. Service can be hit or miss. We started out with a waitress I wasn't really that happy with, but I managed to "make a swap" and got a very helpful and friendly waiter who really added to a very overall pleasant dining experience. Save your gas and bridge toll money and spend it here instead. I'll be back sooner rather than later! read more

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This place is good for dim sum and for dinner. We come here all the time on weekend when craving for dim sum, or weekdays when craving for good Chinese food. The food is inexpensive and tastes really good to me, a native chinese. People in the restaurant are very friendly. We love this place! read more

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We were excited to discover this dim sum place 10 minutes away from home! We came on a Sunday just as soon as they opened & was relieved that they could seat us right away. The dim sum menu was extensive with unique dishes you may not find in other dim sum places. We did miss some of our faves, though. The dishes are brought to the table. No carts wheeled around the room. Dishes were delicious and tasted as expected. The "pig" bao was cute & yummy. Service was attentive & food came in a reasonable time. This is important to me in a dim sum place. Prices were reasonable. It made for a good experience read more

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Cheaper than mayflower and the quality of food is definitely reflected. Will not be coming back.

Haven't had Chinese food in so long, and I'm glad we ate at this restaurant! Staff was friendly, and service was fast. The chicken feet was packed with flavor. We also ordered shrimp fried rice but it kind of tasted plain. I'd go back here again to order other food since they have a wide variety read more

King Wah - Dim Sum Near Me - Pleasanton, California

We had to wait 45 mins for a table, seeing we got passed over by a party of 5. Several times, we had to find our waiter to give us soup bowls, more tea, forks--very annoying! 2 of our dim sum dishes were disappointing: the crunch roll was over cooked and the Portuguese egg tarts were sour! I cautioned my son NOT to eat them. At least they brought us another set before we left. We might have to look for another dim sum place read more

The service was not that good. The waitresses were not around the whole time. We tried to get an extra chopsticks, and we finally needed to get it ourselves. The food was ok, but not great. For the bill, they enforced to pay 18% tips even they posted a note outside that 15% tips was required for less than 6 people, and 18% tips was for 6 people and above. Our party only had 3 people, but no idea why they charged 18% tips. We found out that note after we left. I felt that they were not honest to that. Their service didn't deserve that. read more

King Wah - Dim Sum Near Me - Pleasanton, California

The food isn't bad, but the service and honesty of this restaurant is pretty bad. The prices on the menu are not the price they put on our bill. This is a scam and it is also illegal due to false advertisement. This is how Target & Safeway get fined from class actions because they put a lower price tags, but charged customers higher prices at checkout. And they also put in mandatory tip regardless of part size without telling customers, so I am sure many customers double tipping them by accident. I know businesses are in the game of making money, but ripping customers off in a dishonest way isn't a way to build long lasting business now a day. I don't want this restaurant to shut down because this is the only dim sum place at the plaza, but people need to be aware of their malpractice. read more

The food was overall pretty good. I've been her multiple times with my extended family, and I always enjoy the shrimp dumplings, sticky rice, xiao long bao, chive dumplings, and more. However, the size of all these dishes was so much smaller than I'm used to. The shrimp dumplings and XLB were half the size of typical dim sum restaurants, and the chive dumplings were probably a third of the size. I know portions get smaller with time, but this seemed a little extreme. I was excited to see that they had Portuguese egg tarts on their menu(in addition to the regular Cantonese egg tarts). I had to order them, as I had just gotten back from Portugal and wanted to compare them. I knew they wouldn't be as good as the ones I had on my trip, but these were essentially the same as the Cantonese egg tarts. I was super disappointed because I wouldn't have ordered them if I had known that they were going to be the same. I'm not a huge fan of Cantonese egg tarts because I don't like the crust, and I thought these would have a much flakier/crispier crust than they did. I won't be ordering these again, but I would come back for the other dim sum. Just be prepared to order a lot of dishes and spend a decent amount of money. read more

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We ordered steamed surf clams to go for dinner along with other stuff. But we realized the surf clam very mushy and not fresh at all. Called the restaurant to complain and was told that they just got delivery of surf clams today and it's impossible to not be fresh... instead of offering me a refund or replacement, they even ask me to give them my phone number so that they can send me a picture of their freshly delivered surf clam. It's just incredibly ridiculous. Very disappointed experience. read more

King Wah - Surf clam - Dim Sum Near Me - Pleasanton, California

Their customer service and friendliness has gotten worse and worse. I've had bad experiences here before but I thought I'd give them a try again after a few years. It's just very mediocre. Asking for help or service is like begging them for some service. Asking for water, getting hot sauce, etc.. no friendly faces. I very much suspect that's the case because of the automatic 15% gratuities/18% for parties of 6 that everywhere is charging. But there's no more drive to provide quality and friendly customer service. They are so hasty with their service and all the employees really don't want to be there. That was experience before with this place.. First thing that happened was they spilled a whole cup of water all over our table and on us.. we didn't order the tea and just cold water. They probably didn't like that and hastily and sloppily brought the water out.. pretty sloppily put the water on the table. Well, it went everywhere.. Then, I asked the manager about the their menu and why are bill had a lunch stamp next to each item, and asked if there's different prices for lunch. Just to understand their menu. But he didn't give me nice answers, just kept saying that's lunch and didn't answer my question. And acted like I was bothering them. It's just not a very friendly place to go to. Then came the other problems. We ordered dim sum and a chow fun noodles.. the chow fun didn't come out for so so long. We had finished all the dim sum and just waiting and already ready to leave and we told them to cancel the order if they're not going to serve the order.. they wouldn't cancel it. So it ended up taking almost 40 minutes to have the chow fun come out. We were forced to just have to take it to-go.. This place is just a scam.. it's just got even more scammy.. It just got even worse... their menu and clearly says service charge of 15% is added to the bill which was expected. For parties over 6, there is a 18% service charge. Then when we got the bill, they CHARGED us 18% service charge. WTF? We had 4 adults and 1 toddler (5 people total). I was pretty shocked, I asked them about it, why the heck are they charging 18% service charge, their answer was that you're on a big table? wtf.. how freaking hilarious. We didn't choose the table, they sat us down on the table. I would give that or more in tips anyways. But for the service that we received, and hidden fraudulent fees, I think is a big no-no. It is what it is, you posted it on the menu. Then why the fraudulent hidden fees? I've read some other reviews, that they've done this for parties of 2 also. I seem to think there's a California Law now against hidden fees. It's just pretty freaking ridiculous.. I highly suggest anyone to just skip this place and save yourself some misery.. read more

Great Chinese food!! My family and I have been here regularly since they opened, and we have never been disappointed by their dim sum, though sometimes when it gets crowded their level of customer service can get more frustrating. If you are looking for cheap hole in the wall dim sum or Chinese, this is not your place. You get what you pay for. What you will get is quality, if you don't go there too late. We always try to go around prime dinner time, or on weekends, right when they open, and the experience has been great. This is a legit mom and pop that is really trying to survive the pandemic (which impacted a lot of dim sum restaurants). My favorites of their dim sum include their ha gao, sumai, and bean curd skins. On our most recent visits, we tried the steamed tofu (big hit, very silky tofu) and radish cakes in XO sauce (soo flavorful!!) They also offer set menus if you're looking to have a nice big group dinner for a special occasion :) read more

King Wah - Dim Sum Near Me - Pleasanton, California