I recently moved to Fremont from Orange County for work and was on the hunt for some good Asian food. I came across Kung Fu Dim Sum and decided to give it a try. For the price, the portions are generous and definitely worth it. It's a great option if you're craving dim sum but don't want the full sit-down restaurant experience. The only downside was that my takeout order didn't include the usual condiments like soy sauce or chili oil. I think those would have enhanced the flavors and made the dim sum even more enjoyable. Overall, it's still a solid spot, and I'd come back again. read more

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I was craving dim sum and my sister recommended this place. Honestly with the name Kung Fu Dim Sum I kinda had low expectations however they also had excellent reviews on yelp so I gave them a try. Simple self-ordering system using either a QR code at your table or the kiosk near the entrance. Service is surprisingly efficient considering a single waitress runs the entire restaurant from taking care of guests to bringing out dishes. Restaurant is clean. We ordered: 1. Mushroom Pork & Shrimp Siu Mai - Large, generously filled siu mai that were juicy, flavorful, and one of the better versions I've had. 2. Pan Chives & Shrimp Pan-Fried Dumplings - The best item on the menu with an incredibly crispy exterior and a juicy, flavorful filling. 3. Golden Shrimp Balls - Wonderfully crunchy on the outside, although the shrimp filling was a little bland and definitely benefited from dipping them in soy sauce and vinegar. 4. Green Dry-Fried String Beans - Fresh, crisp, and nicely cooked without feeling overly greasy despite being fried. 5. Shrimp Chow Mein - Just okay and fairly generic, with a texture and flavor similar to Panda Express chow mein. 6. Steamed Bean Curd Rolls - Very large portions but a bit underseasoned and could have used more flavor. 7. Shrimp Ha Gao - Excellent dumplings with huge, plump shrimp inside and a delicious, well-seasoned filling. Overall, I'd definitely be back. Prices are very fair and cost about $60 for everything which fed 3 people + a ton of leftovers. We over ordered by a lot. Lots of parking outside. Waitress was super nice and good came fairly quickly. read more

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Just your typical hole-in-the-wall dim sum spot, with a tiny interior and a big menu. You come here because you want the classics at very reasonable prices. You order from a QR code on the table. Service is prompt and friendly. We ordered way more than I photographed. Of note, the red oil wontons come in a sauce that's more like a sesame soy sauce than a chili oil. Skip if you're chili oil fan. Their soup dumplings were pretty good. The deep fried golden shrimp balls are great, though, as well as their har gow, custard bao buns, and sautéed green beans. When that neighborhood dim sum craving hits, we know we'll be back! read more

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Love this spot for dim sum in Fremont, especially if you're looking for a delivery or takeout option, but be prepared to wait a long time! We've done both dine in and takeout, and both options are long waits. We waited at least 30 minutes for our food when dining in, even when there was only 1 other party of two at the restaurant. For takeout, we've waited up to an hour even when Doordash has estimated closer to 25 minutes. They get a crazy amount of orders and they don't have a lot of staff to support the demand. With that being said, the dim sum here is tasty and the menu is extensive. You'll find all of the regular favorites like siu mai, har gow, and cheung fun (rolls), and much more. I've liked pretty much everything I've tried from here so far, which has been a lot. Some highlights include the black bean spare ribs and ham sui gok (fried glutinous rice dumplings or "footballs"). The har gow here is not the best - I think they might have been over-steamed the last time I ordered them. read more

The service is good for the size of the place. It is a very small very casual cheap ambiance place that was surprisingly economic for the placement. They seem to really specialize in American Chinese food and we noticed that very little appears to be prepared fresh. The congee was of a consistency that it is likely from a mix rather than fresh. The preserved eggs were of an odd flavor and texture that did not seem to be authentic and the broth was not as flavorful as I have had for congee. The dumplings were all frozen and just steamed. Overall a great place for the money, but not as flavorful or authentic in our experience. I gave only 3 stars as the quality matched the price too closely. read more

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Found this place through Yelp and we went there on a Sat morning. The restaurant is small with one server. There's QR code to order online and the food came out in decent time. Not too long of a wait. We noticed many people ordered to go and not a lot of dine in. The food was good. We enjoyed all the dishes. However, I am very sensitive to MSG, so I got a massive headache after. If you are ok with MSG, this is a decent little dim sum restaurant. An automatic 15% service charge for dine in btw. read more

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Kung Fu Dim Sum is a no-frills, affordable dim sum establishment located in Fremont. It's inside a small strip mall that has plenty of parking, even on weekends. There is a QR code at every table that you can use to order, with photos and English names available for every dish. No dim sum carts but this ordering method makes trying different dim sum easy for any newbies. For seasoned dim sum consumers, there are all the classics available (dumplings, rice wrapped in lotus leaves, har gow, radish cake) and small dishes such as congee, rice, and noodles as well. When you're ready to check out, they will bring the check to you with the tax and tip already included (nice to not have to think about it). Best to enjoy in small or big groups if you would like to try more things but can also be enjoyed individually as well. I will say the space isn't that large so plan accordingly! Many people also order to go. Service is friendly and fast. I plan to bring friends here the next time I'm craving dim sum! read more

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Yesterday for the dinner we went Kung fu dim sum All the food we ordered it was The Delicious Service was great , next time I want to try different locations read more

Dimsum at 7 am! Today my wife had the crazy idea to get dimsum for breakfast and she told me found a place that was open at 7. I thought the hours were wrong but I went anyway and they were open! 5 stars for having a full Chinese meal menu at 7 am and for their insane schedule. They are open 7am to 9pm every day of the week except for Tuesday. They are closed from 2:30-430. You order via a kiosk so it's nice and organized, the food did take maybe 20 minutes to make but they steam everything to order and I had a diverse mix of stuff so I wasn't worried on the timing. The dimsum was decent quality, my wife likes it better than taipan. It was so good to mix up our breakfast and find a place open early with dimsum! My favorites were the traditional dimsum, cheung fan, har gow, and shumai. They had some interesting spicy and different meat offerings in dimsum I haven't seen before, I'll try them next time. Note that the normal entrance you turn in is under construction and blocked off but you can go around the back or turn in from the entrance/exit on Thornton. read more

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A hole in the wall kind of spot! The front lady/server was really nice and made sure our waters were full the whole time. The menu was extensive for a small place and all the items we've tried so far were delicious. My favorites included porridge, shrimp noodle rolls, lotus leaf wrap, and XLB. I have tried a handful of amount of other dishes and have yet to not like any. Chicken feet is also yummy here if that's something you enjoy! read more

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The food is good but I wouldn't come back based on my experience especially when there are other dim sum restaurants out there. It was the first time I had auto-gratituty at a hole in in the wall restaurant with paper cups. It was 18% tip for my party of 5 which is fine but the service wasn't good. The guy didn't refill our tea pot even though the lid was opened and we had verbally asked. We had to ask again. We had to go up for napkins, to ask for the check, and for boxes. He just didn't check up on us. The place wasn't busy and had two other tables that had two diners each. There were 2 call in orders. Also, a basic tea bag was $1 a person. Usually, this is free at a Chinese restaurant unless it's loose leaf. 3/5 ppl drank it but charged us all even though I said 3 drank it. They didn't even change the tea bag in the pot so it got weaker. read more

Woke up not feeling well, so went on doordash to find if there is any places open that has wonton soup. Found this place and was surprised to see that they were open already at 8am! Seen their hours that they open at 7am. I know this area well, and always seen this place but never tried it. Inside is really small and there is a kiosk to order on, but since I ordered on doordash I just came to pick up. I let the guy behind the kiosk know i was there for pick up, and my order was already ready. I ordered the pork won ton soup and it was delicious. I thought maybe they were little bit skimpy with the broth but when i poured it all together it was a good portion. I like that they put buk choy in the soup. The broth was light, could use more flavor. The pork wontons are very good! Looved the texture and flavor! Has a good ginger flavor, and I kept biting something crunchy in it, and realized it was sesame seeds in the filling. They have a huge menu, I need to come back to try their other items. Overall I really enjoyed the soup, and they have good pricing! read more

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Clean delicious and you need to experience the joy of enjoying proper Chinese dim sum at its finest. Portions are delicious and perfect serving. Prices are affordable and we were not expecting to experience a delivery food presented with care and class. We definitely recommend you try it. Thank you Kung Fu dim sum ! Take out was fast and food arrived still hot. Containers used was prepared so clean appealing. read more

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Love this small dim sum place. The food is very good, reasonable price, nothing fancy but reliable dim sum when you are craving some. The fries items are especially good. You can order online too, very easy process. read more

Affordable and decent variety of menu items but the food was a little on the salty side read more

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Ordered DoorDash for dinner and it was decent. The order was quick. Didn't love the chicken dumplings. The chicken tasted reheated. Liked the beef siu mai. Loved the shrimp noodle roll. Super chewy. The beef short ribs were good but had barely any meat on it. read more

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Randomly found this spot because we were looking for dim sum and they were open at 7am.... not that we ordered that early, more like 9am but most places around here don't open until 10:30 or later. We put in an online order for take out and was bringing the food to the guests at my parents. Prices are great here in terms of dim sum, it's hard to find similar prices anywhere else you're going to eat a weekend breakfast. We may have over ordered, but it was great, everything was fresh hot and tasty. I may have been a little late from when it said it was ready for pickup. When I got there the owner was concerned and said oh good he was about to call me to make sure I was getting the food (he wasn't concerned about a cancelled order since I already paid, just didn't want my food to go bad or forgotten). We ordered everything from chicken feet to their fancy black/gold lava buns. It is rather small inside so wouldn't opt to bring a large party to dine in, but if you're needing to bring dimsum to a gathering I would definitely come here. read more

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Menu is quite affordable but quality is not great - they taste like the frozen food you get from Asian supermarket and all they do is heat it up for you. They taste far away from the ines you'd order from proper restaurant. read more

I'm torn, but giving this place 3.5 stars... here's why: Love supporting small mom and pop businesses, and this place brings me back to my childhood. It's your little hole in the wall, no frills, nothing fancy, Oakland China Town vibes (but cleaner) that offers dim sum, rice dishes and noodles. We wanted our dim sum fix and decided to give Kung Fu Dim Sum a try. We were excited to see that they offered most of the items we typically tend to order; har gow, siu mai, fung zao, char sui bao, tripe, etc. Looks like they've moved to a new up to date ordering system; scan the qr code to place your order or visit the digital screen at the front. The lady behind the counter was super sweet and was happy to see us dining inside. We were handed plastic and paper cups for tea and water, mexican music playing in the kitchen, and then we see one of the cooks (husband?) come out to one of the 3 fridges/freezers and grab packs of what it appeared to be frozen dumplings and made his way back to the kitchen. Food came out quick, everything tasted ok... not amazing and I highly doubt they're making things from scratch in the back, but definitely fulfilled my cravings. When I went to pay, I noticed there was an automatic $7 charge on their ordering system. I decided to go in person and pay and she told me the tip was included in the cost. I don't think it was but I think she was making up for this $7 charge. Regardless, it was more affordable than the other dim sum restaurants in the area. Going to come back again soon to try their noodle dishes. read more

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Food is great - my favorite is the porridge - pork & egg , dimsum is ok. Price is reasonable but a bit of wait. They open early too!

A large selection of dim sum ordered a la carte via their online ordering system and brought to your table for shared consumption with your party. Reasonable prices for a wide variety of items, surely to satisfy your craving without the noise and crowd levels from typical dim sum dining halls. It might make you sing! Everybody was kung fu eating! Placing orders as fast as lightning. In fact, my waistband was tightening As we ordered another set of dumplings. In this inconspicuous strip mall hosting a few shops I've rarely visited or looked for, Kung Fu Dim Sum shines bright in the Yelp searches as a niche dim sum shop serving the tri-city. With dine in and take out options, local patrons frequent this place to share an affordable, filling, and delicious meal fit for any taste preferences. The place isn't too big but small to medium sized parties should have no trouble getting a spot as it isn't too packed with dine in service. When you are seated, they serve you tea and provide a large placard of a menu for you to peruse. Orders can be made online via the QR code available at the table but you may also be able to order directly with the staff. The menu is quite extensive as it includes all the major favorites from dumplings to buns and noodle/rice dishes. We ordered some of our favorites and many of them were great with only a couple missing the mark slightly. Siu Mai - these were delicious and meaty; a favorite of the table! Shrimp noodle rolls - these rolls are loaded with big shrimp and are filling! Glutinous rice in banana leaf - a good mix of protein and rice all encased to keep things piping hot. Tripe - a bit of a kick but texture was a bit lacking for me BBQ pork buns - delicious but I like a fluffier exterior for my pork buns Egg tarts - flaky crust but custard center was a bit cold It's very likely some of the items are pre-made, frozen beforehand, and reheated to fulfill the orders but at the price point, amount/variety of food you get, and speed at which your order is fulfilled, it's a fair trade. Overall, if you're looking for a quick dim sum fix at a decent price and aren't looking to get jammed up with the crowds at other restaurants, this lowkey shop will have you kicking and fist bumping for joy with their wide selection of items. Kung Fu Dim Sum is definitely a hole in a wall due to its location but not for the locals in the know as it's a frequented spot during lunch. read more

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Solid dim sum spot in Fremont! I was craving some dim sum and wanted to try something new and quick. Kung Fu Dim Sum is located in a small plaza and parking was no problem. Inside, there's a handful of tables if you prefer to dine in. When we visited on a weekend late morning, there were a few families having brunch. If you're just doing take out, you can order from their kiosk inside. You can probably order on door dash or online if you prefer not to wait, but there is a small up charge for those online sites. We ordered at the kiosk and waited prob 20 min for our order. I got the Kung fu shrimp dumpling (har gow) and fried shrimp balls. Both were really good. The fried shrimp balls had a stronger shrimp flavor than I've had at other dim sum spots but I liked it still! If I were more local to this area, I could see myself being a regular here. read more

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My daughter came home for vacation and she wanted to have dimsum at our favorite place Saigon Harbor Seafood in Newark, but it's closed indefinitely. We wanted to try a new place and we found this one on Yelp. It's in the place of a Korean restaurant years ago when the kids were little. It's a very small restaurant, the parking is limited in a small shopping center, but on SAT it wasn't crowded so we found a parking spot. It's small, clean, but not airy as the big restaurant. My daughter using the iPhone App and the food came out quite quickly. This is a family owned restaurant so the mom serves for everyone, quite effective. We ordered the usual, xiu mai, beef rice crepe, chicken feet, beancurd wrapped, soup dumplings, fried gyoza, some tripes that my daughter likes. There's no meatballs that my son likes. The chicken feet are up to par with others, very tasty and cooked perfectly. The beef rice crepes are good and soft, the beancurd wrapped has too much cornstarch, sauce is too thick although the taste is there, didn't look good. The soup dumplings are bland, not very delicious as other restaurants. The tripes are good. My son ate all the fried Gyoza and he said it's OK. The xiu mai wasn't full flavored and not fresh. I'm not sure if this is a cantonese restaurant or mandarin. It seems like a mixed one. To me the Cantonese restaurant has the best dim sum. Mandarin or chinese mainland has the best soup dumplings. Anyhow, it's OK for me, but the kids didn't like it much. The prices are very reasonable. read more

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I had high hopes for this place given a handful of my friends recommended this spot, but both my mom and I left underwhelmed. It's a small spot with just a few tables. On a Saturday lunch there were only 3 groups, and a table for just one. You order via bar code on the table and place your order. There was one worker who was going around tending to the customers. Can be hard to get her attention given how busy she was. I personally didn't like the taste of the items we had. We ordered the standard har gaw (shrimp dumpling), siu mai (pork and shrimp), cheung fun with shrimp and another one with bbq pork, pork spare ribs, etc. Relative to other spots we had in the East Bay, the food didn't taste that good in my opinion. The taste was a bit off, lacking flavor, some were oily, etc. The sticky rice in lotus leaf with sausage, etc tasted old. The rice looked dried? Not sure how this spot got such high reviews. The pricing was solid, at $6 for most dim sum dishes. The hot sauce/chili on the table had more of a sichuan pepper taste, which I personally don't enjoy. Would I be back? Probably not, but giving it 3 stars anyways to support a local spot. read more

I was craving dim sum one day, and I found this spot that had the order through the Yelp app function. I ordered har gow and bbq pork rice noodle rolls. Upon walking in, I was greeted by an employee. Picking up was easy. I asked for a pair of chopsticks, and he gave me a pair even though there was a fork inside. I just personally prefer chopsticks. :) The har gow was pretty yummy. The bbq pork rice noodle rolls were pretty good too. If it had cilantro and onions in it, then it would be even better. Overall, I would definitely come here again to get some dim sum take out whenever I'm craving. I like the name of the place, Kung Fu Dim Sum. Cute! :) read more

Probably the best bang for buck dim sum you'll get in this part of the Bay Area. Sadly there aren't many (any?) places you can get solid siu mai and sticky rice in lotus leaf for five bucks these days. Not only is the price point alluring but the food is good. The siu mai, sticky rice, various buns, sponge cake, bean curd rolls were all tasty and hit the spot. The also had an excellent pan fried chive pork bun- the best I've had in a long time. The spare ribs that came in our takeout box looked half empty though, so they definitely skimped on that one. But otherwise no complaints and will be back for more take out. Also love their early hours (opens at 7am)! read more

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Came here with some friends to get dim sum, was quite good! Got shrimp har gaw, daikon cake, fried salty dumplings, steamed bean curd wrap, beef siu mai, shrimp rice roll, curry beef stomach. Everything was pretty good. The har gaw and skin was chewy, the salty dumplings skin was too thick though. The beef siu mai was just eating a big ball of meat which I didn't like too much. Not much to say about all the other dishes. Environmental note: for some reason, the sauce with the shrimp roll was served in a plastic to-go container instead of straight on the roll. Also, tea and water are served in paper cups. Sigh. Service was nonexistent as usual in many restaurants around the area. Pricing was okay, some dishes had three pieces whereas others had four, that was a bit odd. read more

Not the best dim sum, but you definitely get great bang for your buck here! I ordered 11 items to share between 3 people and the bill was only $85 after tax and tip, and they only asked for a 15% tip. There is only one lady manning the front, but she was very kind. She also gave us some ghiradelli chocolates upon paying. Additionally, we still had plenty of leftovers to take home. It's a hole-in-the-wall vibe, so lower your expectations and don't compare this to an actual dim sum restaurant. read more

I LOVE their dimsum!. The only bad about this place is taking a long time to get your order ready, thats why I usually preorder. read more

I was excited to find 7 types of congee on the menu! It was really what I needed. It came in a big bowl with pork & preserved egg. I liked the consistency of the congee. The scallop & shrimp dumpling was pretty! It was flavorful & didn't need sauce Dine-in ordering is thru a QR code. It's simple & fast. While I was ordering, the server offered tea or water. She was friendly. Dining room is very simple but clean. Tables for 4 neatly frame the room. These can be moved for bigger parties. I liked my food & may come back again read more

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I think two things I would say are a deal breaker or turn off for me is the automatic 18% tip added to a "group" of three adults and two kids. Another is the time I ordered take out and was told hot sauce and soy sauce was extra and didn't come with the food. I think they have potential to be a place I want to return to. But I don't agree with being forced to pay 18% tip without my permission for a small group. read more

Kung Fu Dim Sum is a hole-in-the- wall place. There is a small parking lot in a strip mall with other businesses. They have about 6 small tables. One kiosk to order "To Go only". Otherwise, you order at the table via QR Code. We visited on a Sunday afternoon. The simple decor is old school. No frills. No A/C or fans, so today was 96°. It was warm inside as well. One restroom for this small place. The food prices are reasonable. Steamed Chicken Feet (4/5). Flavorful and the skin/cartilage came right off the bone. Shrimp Noodle Roll (4/5). Pretty big shrimp in the rolls. The sweetened soy sauce was good and what you would expect. Seafood Siu Mai (4/5). Different, in a good way. It had shrimp, tiny bit of scallop and possible fish paste as a binder. Scallop Seafood Dumplings (4/5). Decent, scallop and shrimp inside with tobiko. Fried Pork Puff (4/5). Crisp outside and thicker mochi surrounding the filling. My wife said there was too much green onions in it. LOL. She hates green onions, cilantro, parsley, etc. Sticky Rice Chicken (4/5). Small pieces, but it had the seasoned meat with salted egg, and lap cheung. Hong Kong Style Milk Tea (Iced) - Good but it was so warm outside & in the restaurant, my drink seemed warm. Support your local business! read more

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First time trying and overall so so dim sum spot. We got a wide variety of things to try: spring rolls, spicy wontons, bao buns, shrimp rice roll, fried shrimp balls, tempura shrimp rice rolls, and some type of shu mai. I really liked the spicy wontons and shrimp rice rolls but overall the taste but a little dull and lacking. Prices are reasonable but we came on a Friday night and the entire restaurant was empty and stayed empty during the time we dined there, which seems a bit odd. read more

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I took my kiddos here to try dim sum for the first time and was very glad we choose this place. The staff was very friendly to my kiddos which is always appreciated. We tried 6 different dishes including their noodles and liked each one. We plan to return again when in the mood for dim sum. read more

Small and casual restaurant. Waiter was friendly and kind. Tasty dim sum. For a restaurant that's this simple, the food quality is actually comparable to the dim sum at the bigger and more formal Chinese restaurants. The ha gao, xiao long bao, and other dim sum items are a decent size. Prices are acceptable. Three of us ate for under $35 plus tip and we all left pretty full. Their beef rice noodle roll (beef cheung fun) was very good. It's the way they make the skin of the roll. It's thin and the right tackiness - definitely more skillfully done than other Chinese restaurants that serve this dim sum dish. read more

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My family always come here for dimsum. It is a very solid choice in the east bay where you can get many choices of good food. The service is fast and it's like a mom and pop shop. Great choice for dimsum and my family loves this place! read more

We ordered Togo and everything tased great. The service was quick and everything was ready when we arrived. read more

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Delicious and authentic dim sum. Dim sum was cooked to order and fresh. Will be back!

We usually go to Golden Bay in Union City for dim sum, but we didn't want to brave the line at noon on a Sunday, so we decided to check out Kung Fu Dim Sum. It was much more of a hole-in-the-wall mom and pop shop than I anticipated, but definitely a worthy alternative to the bustling dim sum restaurants if you're trying to avoid the crowds. Rating Breakdown: 1.5/2 Stars for Taste -- We ordered all the classics so we could make a fair comparison -- steamed shrimp rolls, shaomai, shrimp dumplings, chicken feet, and fried pork glutinous rice dumplings. My favorite was the glutinous rice dumplings, the outside was crispy and the pork filling had a subtle sweetness that was very satisfying. The shaomai was less "bouncy" than other places, but I'm not sure if that's a sign of less filler, nonetheless they were still juicy and succulent. I was impressed with the shrimp dumpling, I'm usually not a fan but order them to humor my husband. The shrimp, water chestnut, and ginger filling had a great seasoning that I actually really enjoyed. The shrimp rolls came with big shrimp, the soy seasoning was a little less sweet than I'm accustomed to, but was still tasty. The only thing I thought was noticeably not as good as a classic dim sum place was the chicken feet, the flavor just didn't quite hit. We also tried their scallop and shrimp steamed dumpling, which was very good, especially for the price. Even though this place seems to be known more for their take-out, the quality of the dine-in was excellent, not the mushy over-steamed takeout that I usually find at the typical dim sum express/take-out places. 0.5/1 Stars for Value -- The dishes range from $5-$7.50, which did give me pause because it is comparable to restaurants like Golden Bay and Golden Sun. Feels a bit audacious for them to charge banquet hall dim sum prices at this tiny hole in the wall. However, the quality/portion sizes of the food was on par, not to mention they didn't charge a tea fee (a kettle with 1 Lipton bag) per person and there was no forced tip. In the end, we got 6 dishes for about $45 including tax and tip. 1/1 Stars for Customer Service -- You scan a code at the table and order on your phone. Food came out in about 10-15 minutes and it was obvious it came straight from the steamer. It looks like there is one server managing the front and maybe one person manning the kitchen in the back, so I can see how the wait can get a bit long if the place was more busy. Bonus star because I would be back, especially since they offer dim sum during more hours of the day. Also, they have an offer for 25% off orders over $50 on weekdays, which sounds very tempting! read more

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Quick and friendly service in a casual dining atmosphere. Prices are fair. It's a good place to go if you're craving dim sum for dinner while most restaurants serve dim sum only during lunch hours. read more

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