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    4.3 (207 reviews)

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    Pork buns were decent, but beware the buns are glazed and sticky! Use chopsticks.
    Harold V.

    We were craving dim sum after some Sunday morning tennis in Griffith Park. NBC Seafood in Monterey Park was too far, and Golden Dragon in Chinatown felt like a parking headache. So we landed on Kingdom Dim Sum in Thai Town, off Western and Hollywood Blvd. According to Yelp, it was the closest, highest-rated spot nearby. For $50, it hit the craving but didn't quite deliver on flavor or finesse. Here's the breakdown: Xiao long bao: Wrapper-to-meat ratio was off, and there wasn't enough soup. A little too pork-forward without the balance. BBQ pork bun: Glazed and overly sweet. The pork was decent, but minced too fine and not generous enough. Also, sticky fingers required me to hand wash mid-meal. Siu mai: Accidentally ordered the scallop/shrimp/pork combo. Flavor was fine, but the racquetball-sized portions felt too large for classic dim sum. Pickled cucumbers: Needed more pickling, but decent portions. What saved it from a 2-star? The service. Our soft-spoken Latino server was kind and attentive. Clean bathroom too. Plus, parking was a breeze in the strip mall garage. All in all, it curbed our dim sum craving, but for the same price, I'd rather make the drive to Monterey Park.

    Pan Fried Chicken Bun (3)
    Tricia T.

    Caught me by surprised how good this place is. Portions are def big and for the price, I'd say it's pretty worth it. Authenticity is there with some slight changes to fit the palette of where they're surrounded. Highlights: - friendly service - shrimp and crab wonton was packed with meat and flavor - pineapple custard was chewy (my fav) - parking We also got the rice plate, but didn't eat it until the next day so hard to tell on flavor there, but would get again for the price point! I would def come back again

    Egg cream steamed bun
    Ohmar G.

    Tasty and great location for dim sum in Hollywood. The staff are very helpful and extremely nice

    Rice noodle roll with BBQ pork
    Elaine T.

    I heard about this place online and decided to make the trek to Hollywood to check it out. I read all the reviews about parking underground, but I was lucky to find a spot on ground level in the middle of the week, middle of the afternoon. I went with another foodie newbie and we ordered as much as we thought we could finish (we ended up with lots of leftovers). The glutenous rice with chicken was one of our favorites, with lots of chicken filling and a huge portion that could easily serve 4 with an order of 2 pieces. I was looking forward to getting the chicken feet, which was served in a huge portion (I took half of it home). I found it a very mild version of what I'm used to in NYC, but still very tender and satisfying. The pork ribs were meaty, not too fat, and had a nice hint of black beans. The shrimp har gow were fantastic with a thin wrapper, huge chunks of shrimp, and the filling was very lightly handled. One of our favorite items on the menu. The rice paper rolls with BBQ pork were so full of BBQ pork that it was almost like eating BBQ pork with just a thin bit of rice paper. Both the rice roll and pork were tender and delicious. The Chinese broccoli came finely chopped and chilled, which actually made it easier to eat. The pickled cucumber was another favorite dish, so much so that we ordered an extra to go, because it was one of the few dishes we finished! Will definitely be going back to try more dishes!

    Shrimp Har Gow (4)
    Angel C.

    Love this place! The food is freshly made when you order so comes out piping hot and ready. Everything tastes so incredible this is my go to spot for dim sum when I don't want to leave the city. But even then I think this place tops some places in SGV. After stuffing my face with 2-4 other people the total is usually around $60-$100. So very affordable

    Rice noodle roll with shrimp
    Youri Y.

    Sometimes OC and SGV is really far for some delicious dim sum but this was a fresh and authentic hit close to home for my husband and I :D It was about a ~30 min drive on a weekend morning and luckily, we didn't hit any traffic coming here. Parking is limited on the same level as the restaurant so we found parking underground at the same plaza. It's a small and casual spot that feels cozy. We were the first ones to arrive when they opened and got seated right away. The menu is on a QR code so you can order through online I believe or order with a staff member. We thoroughly enjoyed all the food, which includes the rice noodle rolls with shrimp, Chinese broccoli, salt & pepper chicken wings, pork & shrimp siu mai, shrimp har gow and BBQ pork bun. It was more than enough food and our total was under $50, which is pretty good for dim sum. Thanks Kingdom Dim Sum for satisfying our dim sum craving! :)

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    Americus A.

    Excellent pork shu mai and shrimp rice roll. Service was quick. Prices are higher than usual dim sum places. Atmosphere is basic

    Pork Xiao Long Bao (6) with Peanut Oil
    Celeste E.

    Was passing thru the LA area and was craving Dim Sum. This restaurant popped up and the menu items and reviews looked good. We ordered takeout. Ended up wanting more but we were already away from the place. Would like to go back to dine in and try other menu items.

    Scallop pork and Scallops Pork Shrimp Siu Mai (3)
    Pascal L.

    Maybe my judgement is slightly skewed by the fact that i didn't had dim sum in a minute... but damn that was good :-) We really enjoyed everything we ate. Fresh, tasty, good bang for the buck. The staff was friendly, space is small but convenient, easy parking, can do shopping at the same time.

    Estele K.

    Food 5/5: wow wow wow authentic dim sum never disappoints! This low key is better than Din Tai Feng. Price is more reasonable as well but is on the higher side. But each dim sum is made there and brings out so fresh and hot, I LOVE IT! It comes out fairly fast as well. I highly recommend if you love dim sum Service 5/5: fast and efficient service Ambiance 4/5: a quick diner setting I will come back for more!

    Gubaa M.

    Kingdom Dim Sum did a great job for chicken feet. I can tell this is one of the best chicken feet I've had in LA. Their chicken feet can beat some dim sum restaurants in SGV tbh. Other dishes were good too but I definitely recommend chicken feet here if you're craving for some good chicken feet. Prices are slightly higher than other places but portions are generous so I think it's worth the price. I'm glad that I don't have to drive an hour to SGV for dim sum anymore. Thanks again for your good food and service.

    Phoebe T.

    Delicious! I love how every dish comes out piping hot & fresh. The shrimp in all the dishes is spectacular. Super juicy and flavorful! Even the fried rice was good. The chicken feet had a kick to them which I enjoyed a lot as well. The bbq pork rice roll fell short for me, I should've gotten the shrimp one instead. Menu is small, simple and gets to the point. Service was nice, food was amazing. 10/10 recommend.

    Fried Meat Dumpling (3), Spare Ribs, pork and Pork & Shrimp Siu Mai (4) Chinese Broccoli, Shrimp Har Gow (4) and Pan Fried Turnip Cake (3)
    Chris S.

    I went not long after they opened. Everything was great but one of my dishes was straight up cold (which is odd since they made everything fresh). They quickly replaced it Customer service? It's really hands off. I ordered everything at once, all the workers were busy. It was empty when I went but they had a lot of DoorDash traffic and a big family came in. Prices were pretty cheap/average comparing to other dim sum places I go to in the 626. Would go again! And the leftovers taste better the 2nd time. Food didn't come all at once but came out as it was cooked. No carts here. Just fyi parking can be a pain on ground level but there's underground parking. One tip? If you order iced water; it kind of had an aftertaste, tasted like fridge. Wouldn't recommend but I had a canned drink and it was great.

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    Dumplings were okay and the service was friendly, but the fried rice was the worst I've had. I'm sorry, but it was really disappointing.

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    Really good food for very reasonable price! Definitely recommend. Low key place with good service.

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    As a certified dim sum lover this has got to be in one of my top 3 places. Absolutely amazing, flavorful, and so fresh. Highly recommend

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    10.9 mi
    $$

    I never leave reviews, but this place was a total gem. My boyfriend and I were starving on a…read moreSaturday night and wanted good food that was worth the price -- this exceeded our expectations. It has that "hole in the wall" vibe, but the dining area has nice ambience and it wasn't overwhelmingly busy. We ordered the beef and broccoli (with rice) and the chicken chow fun. Both were delicious, flavorful, and came in huge portions -- we even had leftovers. Our total was about $35 before tip, which is amazing for the quality. Highly recommend this spot. It deserves a line out the door, but for now it's our little secret. We'll definitely be back!

    My last two visits have been positive. On my first visit, I placed a to go order for the beef chow…read morefun and kung pao chicken. I asked for extra vegetables with the kung pao chicken, and they added them without charging extra. Both dishes were really good. On my most recent visit, we dined in and ordered the mixed vegetables, orange chicken, and wonton noodle soup with beef brisket. We've had the wontons before, and they're always good and taste authentic. The beef brisket was tender, the wontons were delicious, and they put plenty of fresh bok choy. It was our first time trying the mixed vegetables and orange chicken. The vegetables were fresh, crisp, and flavorful. The dish also included pieces of Chinese sausage and squid. The orange chicken was sliced very thin, and the batter was extra crispy. We enjoyed it, but it's different from the typical orange chicken you'd find at most Chinese fast food restaurants. The customer service is really good here. At the end of our meal, we were offered a complimentary dessert, which was a sweet soup made with sweet potato and egg. It was good and reminded me of a sweet version of egg drop soup.

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