Having tried a lot of dim sum spots, I have to admit Kirin would easily rank as one of the Top 3…read morethat I've ever had... the only con? You'll want to make a reservation WEEKS in advance and hope for the best! Our group ordered so many delicious items, and some standouts were: Shrimp Har Gao: These were crisp and tasty, with a skin that was the appropriate thickness - and of course had enough slip to it. Yum! Pork Shu Mai: These ingredients were tip top! I'm not a fan of pork, but I enjoyed this one... whatever they marinated it in was amazing. Stuffed Eggplant: Tasty, too! I love eggplant, especially the stuffed ones. The sauce paired very well and was simply satisfying. Mushroom Noodles: This was honestly a hot mess and hot miss. It tasted very bland like airplane food... highly recommend not ordering this! Cheung Fun - The rice noodle was crisp and very satisfying. Whether an oil stick or protein, highly recommend this one. What's nice is eating here was very relaxing late in the afternoon. The overall ambiance is spacious and quiet enough for conversation. Either we got lucky missing out on the liveliness, or all the aunties with tea left before we arrived. Overall, I could see myself coming back for the dim sum... but have a little more reservation (no pun intended) when trying their lunch items.

Had the pleasure of eating here again. Whenever I visit Vancouver, we try to make a stop here for…read moresome great dim sum. Dishes were delicious and fresh. Was able to try more dishes since we came as a larger group. Everything was great. Service is also top notch. Staff is very professional and attentive. Highly recommend calling in advance and making a reservation. Seems like if you walk in and don't have one, you're taking a chance - especially during the busy lunch time. Worth a visit if you're in town - plan ahead!

We stopped by Fisherman's Terrace on a Friday morning just after 10 AM and the restaurant was…read morefairly empty at about 20% capacity. The mall was also pretty empty and you do have to go up a few escalators before getting to the restaurant. The clientele was pretty much mostly gramps and granmas on a weekday, so vibes were very chill, but I would imagine weekends are a different story. Overall, the food is excellent. Don't have a reference against the rest of Richmond / Vancouver, but it's definitely way better than the options in Seattle by a mile. You order everything with a pencil before the staff delivers the items to your table. Standouts for me were the radish cakes, which were crispy on the outside, but had super tender sweet radish chunks throughout. Siu mai, har gow, and rice rolls were just the classics done well. Nothing completely blew my socks off, but in other ways, doing so many classic items well is a huge accomplishment.

Fisherman's Terrace Seafood Restaurant is located at 4151 Hazelbridge Way, Richmond,BC…read more Food (5/5): Absolutely delicious! Every bite delivers incredible flavors and wonderful textures. Service (5/5): We visited on a Monday, and it was as packed as a weekend. Despite the busy crowd, the staff was exceptionally attentive, helpful, and kept everything running smoothly. Ambiance (5/5): (See attached photos)

Had a great lunch with family here. Their soup dumplings were full of soup and piping hot. Their…read moreduck was tender and crispy, a fan favourite! Lovely Shanghai pan fried noodles, not oily at all!! The restaurant is spacious with decent amount of free parking. Would definitely come back to try more dishes!

Our usual dim sum spot was reserved for a private party. A quick Yelp search led us to here to try…read more Excellent find! Service friendly and welcoming. Decor ~ banquet style, clean, well kept furnishings, high ceilings for good ventilation. Dim Sum ~ order from the menu and it comes out promptly. Delish dishes and ordered more. Covered parking next to the restaurant makes it so easy. Service is better than most and will bookmark for a repeat visit.

The six of us dined in on a Tuesday. We made reservations for 6:30 pm but we arrived early at 6 pm…read moreand we were seated without issues. Our party consisted of four adults and two young children. We shared the following: Black truffle sauteed scallops and shrimp 黑松露珍菌帶子蝦球 Steamed abalone with garlic and vermicelli 蒜蓉粉絲蒸鮮鮑魚* Yue's stir-fry with shredded pork 鮑粵軒小炒王* Sauteed celery and lotus roots 雙芹炒蓮藕片 Casserole with clams and vegetable 大蜆肉絲浸菜心 The restaurant is clean and spacious. Service was friendly and efficient. Ingredients were abundant and food portions were generous. We especially enjoyed the items marked with an asterisk. At the conclusion of our meal, we received complimentary green bean sweet soup and almond cookies. The almond cookies were freshy baked. They were crunchy on the exterior and gooey in the middle.

(3.5/5) Really yummy dimsum here! Some standouts were the bbq pork pastry and stir fried beef and…read morerice roll dish with an excellent savoury flavours and spice. Portion sizes and price point felt standard for Richmond. I thought it was cute that they also put the teapots on a candle stand to keep it warm. For 5 people, the total cost with tip was around $40 per person. Unfortunately, the only thing that fell short was the long wait we had to endure despite having made a reservation. We booked a reservation for 12:45pm, but because of the overwhelming weekend rush, we were not sat until 1:30pm. I understand that the restaurant was quite busy, but it certainly made the experience a little less enjoyable. There were also lots of people waiting in the area and the hostess found it hard to identify which groups were waiting and which had already checked in. I'm not sure if I'd return as there are so many other great dimsum places in Richmond that may not cost as much of a wait.

Hei Hei, look here, it's... a long wait for rice rolls. But yes, they're SO worth the wait!…read more When our group first arrived, the wait time for the order was ~ 45 minutes. However, we made our way back later in the day, and the wait time was a modest 15 minutes. Was it worth the wait? Heck yes. Not only can you customize the toppings and fillings, but these were probably some of the best rice rolls I've ever had... and I've eaten quite a bit in my time, both in SoCal, NorCal, HK, and China. 10 / 10 - would wait (and return) again.

I visited Hei Hei Rice roll at Crystal mall. Their rice roll's making process was very unique. Chef…read morepoured rice batter on all over flat iron pan and added ingredient and roll everything up on the pan. It was very interesting to watch. I ordered beef, pork and shrimp rice roll. Rice roll texture was amazing. So soft and chewy and I poured sauce all over the rice roll, sauce was very delicious, too. So many customer lining up, and my waiting time wasn't bad, because I lined up right after they opened. Highly recommend this place to try their rice roll!

Wow. The best…read moreChinese food that I've ever had. In 50 years. Even better than in Hong Kong and Shanghai. Look at the dishes. They speak for themselves. Organic ingredients. Everything is beyond fresh! Great service. Elegant setting. Packed! Make reservations! Oh yeah... Wow!

This is more a 3.5 than 4 stars…read more Food 5/5 Price on high side 4/5. While food quality is high it's an expensive meal. Service 2/5 RES for 11:30. Seated at 12:10pm! Servers not smiling. Environment/ambience 3.5/5 Feels tight. Not much view despite location. Honoranle mention. Tea 5/5. High quality tea served in clear glass pot over a warmer after steeping in original pot with levels so as not to over steep. Free parking on P2 but limited spots.

It's been a decade since we last had Alaskan King Crab, we wanted to go with a trusted restaurant…read moreso good old Sun Sui Wah is where we went. (Richmond is the location to be, we don't like the Vancouver location due to previous incident) We made a reservation two days before, and were immediately seated when we arrived. (11am for lunch). The place was maybe less than half full at the time, but was pretty full by the time we finished. The whole restaurant felt clean and comfortable. We were hoping for an 8 lb king crab (or less) as there were only five of us including two kids that ended up not really eating much of the crab (as expected), and the smallest they had was over 9 lbs, no big deal let's go! We had the king crab three way, garlic steamed for the legs, salt & pepper for the joints, and the rest was made into a fried rice. Everything tasted fresh and flavorful, our cravings were truly satisfied. We also had several dim sum items for the kiddos, and they were happy with the quality (not pictured are BBQ pork bun, egg tarts, and XL). It was a pricey meal, but we were happy with getting our craving fixed.

I am writing regarding a disappointing experience during a recent dim sum visit to your Richmond…read morerestaurant. Our bill was $217.49, and I initially left a $10 tip. A staff member subsequently returned to our table and asked us to give an additional $20. I felt uncomfortable and pressured by this, and ultimately increased the tip to $30. I appreciate that $10 was a modest gratuity. However, the service was very poor. Our servers were inattentive, did not bother to provide basic items such as sauces and soy sauce, and some of the interactions with staff came across as rude. This was particularly disappointing because the standard of service at your restaurant used to be much better. My concern is not about the $20. Gratuities are voluntary, and your receipt presents 15%, 18%, and 20% as suggested tip amounts rather than a mandatory service charge. If a customer feels that the service does not warrant one of those amounts, I do not believe they should be approached and pressured to increase their tip. I was also uncomfortable with staff looking closely at the payment terminal while I was entering my PIN. Customers should be given appropriate privacy while entering their PIN or completing payment. I am not seeking reimbursement or trying to make an issue over the money. I would simply appreciate clarification of your tipping policy and ask that management address these practices with staff. Customers should be able to choose an appropriate gratuity based on the service they receive without feeling pressured or embarrassed. I have enjoyed your restaurant in the past, which is why this experience was especially disappointing. I hope management will take these concerns seriously.

So worth the AYCE FOR $55 A PERSON!!! Dimsum, sashimi if you had $5 and unlimited meat and items.read more

We enjoyed the food, although my friend and I preferred to order on a tablet like the Burnaby…read morelocation but that was fine. Service was good and prompt until the end. We paid our bills and was finishing up our ice cream when the server came up and asked multiple times if we have paid. We informed him that we did and he hovered over our table insinuating that we were trying to skip our on our bills. It was very bizarre as he was the one who took our payment and we assumed he can see that the meals have been paid on his tablet. It was a very unconfortable experience and ruined our evening.

Absolutely positively amazing dim sum…read more * * * Vancouver and Richmond have so many extraordinary dim sum restaurants that the various "Best Of" Lists identify a huge number of potential "Best Dim Sum in Vancouver" candidates. Honestly, you can't go wrong with any of them. Dim Sum in Vancouver is simply on a higher level. * * * The largest concentration of utterly amazing places are in Richmond rather than Vancouver itself ... Although Vancouver has hundreds and hundreds of places to die for. So to say Richmond offers better choices than Vancouver is something you have to experience yourself to understand. Just go to Richmond and walk in anywhere. We have done a lot of that in past trips and we did a lot of that this trip. It is food orgasm every time. * * * Chef Tony's shows up on a lot of Best of Vancouver lists as do many many other places. If this place were in my home city, Austin, or even in San Francisco, there would be lines out the door. It is a smallish place with an overwhelmingly Chinese older clientele. When we were there, the World Cup Final was on with Spain playing Argentina. Half the tables - generally men - were watching. The elderly ladies at the other tables had their back to the TV and were continuing their conversation. * * * This is an order by menu place rather than take your chances on the carts. Given Chef Tony's small size, there would be unacceptable wastage on a rotating cart system. Frankly, Chef Tony's turned me into a convert on the order-exactly-what-you-want system. Seeing carts that look good, stuffing your face and then seeing the carts you really want is an all-too-common experience in dim sum places. * * * Everything we had was to die for. There is no sense in writing a gushy description of how good each plate was because the text would be the same. !!!!!!!! OOOOOOOOOOOO MMMMMMMMMMMM GGGGGGGGGGGG THIS IS FREAKING AMAZING !!!!!!!!!!!!!! So if you want a full description, load this review into a word processing program. Cut and paste !!!!!!!! OOOOOOOOOOOO MMMMMMMMMMMM GGGGGGGGGGGG THIS IS FREAKING AMAZING !!!!!!!!!!!!!! after every food item. ************* The Keys to the Kingdom of Dim Sum Heaven: 1) Fish Slices with Rice Noodle. 2) Pumpkin Chestnut Cake 3) Choy Sum with Tofu Enjera and Goji Berries. 4) Diced Beef with Green Pepper. 5) Rice Noodles with both Mustard Dip and Soy Dip 6) Ginger Soft Cake Note that only Item # 1 the Fish Slices were served as a traditional dumpling. We didn't care. We were passed out in culinary bliss. **************** I only listed a small percentage of what is on Chef Tony's substantial menu. When do I want to go back? IMMMMM-MEDIATELY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

We read the wait could be very long, but we were able to walk in at 6pm on a Thursday for a table…read moreof 4. The live seafood tanks had some impressive looking seafood, including giant hairy crabs. They had lots of live seafood specials, and we went for the lobster (3 lb). You can pick the preparation - I wanted the bifengtang style, but it's a little spicy, and we had the kids, so we did classic ginger scallion. You can add noodles or rice, and we went with fried rice. There are also optional add on sauces: truffle or salted egg yolk. The rice was so good and was a very generous portion. The lobster was also cooked perfectly. We also got a scallop, morel, asparagus stir fry, which was a nice and light dish, also generously portioned. They were really nice to the kids and gave them some extra paper to draw on. We also finished with red bean soup and warm lava buns with runny salted egg yolk - so good. Their dimsum looked really good, so I wished we could have come for that - next time!

1/2 fatty bbq pork 1/2 lean bbq pork - very good. Probably could have gotten all lean as it was…read morevery soft. Overall def better than sam woo in LA. It could have been slightly saltier/sweeter and they do have extra dipping sauce for that but enjoyed it overall. Comes with a single piece of broccoli Steamed veggies - very good. i think it was choy sum. Just basic steamed with a little oyster sauce. Delicious with the rice and meat. Cash only (or canada debit card) Its in a parking lot

Stopped by as we were visiting from out of town and had friends recommend HK BBQ Master…read more The restaurant is nothing flashy. It is small and quaint with some of the smaller combined tables having plastic dividers separating the diners. I appreciated that the establishment has a clear process of operations for take out and dine in. The team is efficient in their service and ability to turn tables so we were seated pretty quickly. We tried the BBQ pork, roasted pork, soya chicken and BBQ duck. BBQ Pork - was standard and pretty good. However, I've definitely had better elsewhere in regard to flavor and crispiness. Roasted Pork - I really enjoyed this as it was moist, savory, and not overtly sweet. Soya Chicken - was ok... kind of dry. BBQ Duck - was ok as well. Definitely be sure to order the pieces without the bones. I opted for them to give me whatever pieces and ended up with barely any meat. Overall, it was good, but not anything extraordinarily amazing. FYI - they are a cash only establishment. We were not aware but luckily there is a grocery store on the second floor of the building with an ATM machine.