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    Lunasia Dimsum House

    3.6 (2.4k reviews)
    Open 9:30 am - 8:30 pm
    Updated 3 weeks ago

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    Erica F.

    I have not been to this place since long time ago. Parking structure is located in the back of the restaurant. Servers were very friendly and service was fast! We were seated promptly. The quality of dim sum surprised me. The siu mai was giant! The egg roll was fresh and crispy. The stir fried vegetable was not over-cooked. The Portuguese egg tarts were freshly baked, and they were tasty! We also tried the baby lobster and abalone, which were amazingly fresh! Will be back again!

    Pork & Shrimp Sticky Rice Wrap w/ Abalone (3pcs)
    Jan J.

    Oh my - we went to this location because it was just on the bib Gourmand list - it was amazing food plain and simple. Went in at 4:30 on a Wednesday afternoon - not too busy but still had to sign in on their wait list - we ordered from their QR code - service was quick for the first couple of dishes - so glad we waited for the rest - string beans were best I ever had - chow fun with beef was also amazing - Har Go was the best - way over ordered but glad to take some home - all dishes are available with different spice levels - we had them with only soy sauce and it was perfect- decor inside is upscale dining and servers are dressed very nice - restrooms very clean - I'll be back for sure

    Pork shumai, hargow, bbq pork bun, chicken feet, panda custard bun.
    Andrew M.

    Came here on a slow afternoon so we were seated immediately. The interior is snug with tables and chairs super close to one another. The food was pretty good, the unique thing about this place's dim sum is that some of the items are larger than you would see in other dim sum places. Example: if you'd ever had pork shumai or hargow, their usual size is about 1 inch in diameter, this place's is pretty much double that. Worth checking out! Oh, and this place has gotten 2 Michellin stars or something...

    Mia D.

    Ate here on 7/3 with a friend for dinner. First time trying this restaurant and fell in love. Made a reservation since it was a Friday night, arrived and was seated right away. Service was quick, and food was delicious.

    Kevin T.

    Visited many times for dimsum but rarely for dinner. However, my partner and I were able to dine here for dinner with a reservation of 2 full tables in a private room. You can call in to request a reservation for large parties, if not, you can join the Yelp waitlist by the front lobby area. Parking - free in a sizeable indoor parking garage to the left of the restaurant. When full, there's also street parking. Service here is pretty standard when it comes to your typical Chinese restaurant. You'll have staff designated to your area and they're pretty quick with refilling teapots and any requests. As for ordering, there's a QR code to browse the menu and order. Chinese and English are available so there shouldn't be any problems. Pictures are provided as well through the menu which is a nice plus. Food came out pretty fast, and since we were a 2 table party, each table took turns getting their dishes first. Seafood here is a great option, portions are huge for most dishes, making it perfect to share. My favorite among the dishes is certainly the Walnut Shrimp. It's a classic amongst plenty of Chinese restaurants and Lunasia is up there when it comes to quality. Overall, a decent experience, been here plenty of times for dimsum and it's always quick and quality food. Dinner was decent but nothing too over the top. It's almost always busy so plan accordingly.

    Nicole X.

    First dimsum place that I've tried in SoCal and definitely some hit or miss dishes out of the ones that I ordered. Everything can be ordered through your phone online, with English/Chinese and photos on the menu. Out of everything that I ordered, my favorite dishes were probably the spinach and shrimp dumplings as well as the XO sauce fried turnip cakes. It was flavored really well. All the dishes came out fairly fast so I didn't feel like I had to wait compared to some other places that I've been to. I will say that I feel like the portions are on the smaller side for the price. Also, they have a Yelp waitlist that you can join remotely and I feel like we actually got seated way faster than the estimate.

    Jumbo Shrimp Har-Gow 水晶蝦餃皇 Jumbo Pork & Shrimp Siu-Mai 蟹黃燒賣
    Jenny D.

    My new favorite local restaurant. It has all my favorite dishes with a wide variety menu. Where can you get hot, cook-to-order, all-day dim sum! There's TVs, alcohol available, and small banquet rooms for special occasions. Service is polite and quick. Reservations can be made with Open Table. There's kiosks to order for To Go and to check in your reservation. A free parking lot is located across the street. We came to eat delicious dim sum while watching some FIFA. :)

    Lisa S.

    I was craving dim sum at 2pm, but my go-to place stops serving at 3pm. So, I decided on Lunasia as their dim sim is made to order. This place looks like a standard dim sum/Chinese restaurant. It's smaller in size but have private rooms. First off, the ordering system is confusing. They have QR codes and a menu sheet to place your order. Also, the English translation is a little lacking on their order sheet. Their food is mediocre and the price for their mediocre food was a little higher. Which would have been okay if the quality and taste was on point. We ordered a bunch of food and it came out pretty slow. We were waiting for each item one by one and my hangry-ness kicked in. Overall, the food was underwhelming considering that they received a Michelin bib gourmand in 2025. TBH, I really don't know how this establishment got on the list. BUT, that's only my opinion... :)

    Dim sum
    Vivian Q.

    Overall would describe this as a corporate dim sum experience - AKA expect prices to be high, and to be charged by the person for tea as well as for sauce (they provide soy sauce and Sriracha at the table without charge). The quality of the food was good, and the size of each dim sum was larger than typical (especially the shrimp dishes - huge!). Service was standard - we walked in and were seated right away during a weekend lunch (we did have a reservation but they didn't even ask us about that), ordered via QR code, and flagged down a server if we needed anything. Next time I want to try their non-dimsum dishes as well.

    Emily L.

    Apologies we took photos late so I have posted what I caught. The food was mediocre, I'm honestly surprised I always see a line on the weekends. There was also a hair in the shumai but they took it back and promptly gave us a new one. So I appreciate the quick service on that one. Most of the food was flavorless or lacked filling. The steamed pork buns were soggy. There are better options out there

    Maggie C.

    Came here on a Sunday around 12:30PM and the wait was short! Waited 10 min at most. The classics har gow and sui mai are decent and they are actually jumbo so they're super filling. The good: -BBQ Pork Pineapple Bun: easily one of the best I've had -crispy shrimp roll: super crispy and texturally fun -veggie bean curd wrap: crunchy and flavorful -Spinach shrimp dumpling: the dumpling wrap has a super bouncy texture -sticky rice wrap: kinda plain on its on but so good with the right sauces Not so good: -ham sui gok: one of the worst I've had? Way overdone and lacking in QQ texture -steamed pork belly with greens: pretty tough texture and honestly expected way more from a place like this

    More dim sum was in the bag. These were the ones we ate at the car trunk
    Karen P.

    I was really missing dim sum ever since moving to SD, so when I was in town I made sure to stop by Lunasia for some much needed dim sum. Since we had our furbaby we had to get it to go. I ordered through the app and it was ready by the scheduled pick up time. I just love how their dim sum sizes are larger than typical dim sum restaurants and the quality is not skimped. 7 dim sum dishes + 1 fried rice all came out to be around $76! Please consider expanding to SD! We really need a proper dim sum place. :)

    Beef chow fun
    Jordyn R.

    Decided to spend a valentine day here, due to the fact was craving Cantonese food. Place is great, spacious. Looking at their wall seeing a frame from Los Angeles time which in my head this must be a real deal. Coming in can hear the servers speaking in hoisan/guangdong language which brought a sense of home as a Cantonese speaker. My girlfriend and I placed our reservation for 4:20 which they weren't busy pretty open seating was placed in a corner wasn't appreciated it of it but it's okay. And this was also her first time experiencing an experience like this which I'm glad to of came to a place to actually try it together as I'm very particular of where I'm getting dimsum from. What I had her tried was Hot and sour soup - 10/10 very good, it's hard to find a place to messed up this recipe. Chicken feet - 9/10 this is really good but texture was bit throwing me off but the price you pay is really worth the quantity. Beef tripe - 8.5/10 the sauce felt abit flavorless but was so much tripe tho so it was a plus there. Sui mai shrimp& pork - 9/10 good no complaints Chow fun beef - amazing 10/10 Sticky rice - 9/10 no complaints Steam bun 10/10 good buns Rice noodle with bbq - 9/10 Everything that we tried was spectacular. The only con is I wish they kinda explain the ordering instead of dropping a check book with the QR code on there. When ordering I thought I was placing a to go order instead. As well for the check i wish they charged based on who drinking cause i was charged 2 tea when I was the only person drinking it. Chili oil is complimentary you do have to pay abit for it. But overall the experience was great, I enjoyed being my gf first yum cha experience and she enjoyed all her favorite one was the steam bun. Service can be here and there I was check on by different server than the one assigned.

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    Do they have outdoor dining?

    Unfortunately they don't, but there are these public tables outside. But you will have to place your order to go.

    Do they do weddings here? If so, does anyone know the pricing?

    Lunasia does host banquets however you might have to go to the Alhambra location for this type of event. The pricing is (usually) based on the type of menu you order and how many tables you occupy.

    Is it dim sum all day?

    Yes, it is all day. However some items may be sold out by dinner time.

    Reservations for large groups allowed?

    Yes. Look at their website. They offer reservations for parties of 8+.

    Is the restaurant using disposable forks, plates, and tea cups?

    Not that I know of.

    What are your hours for dim sum?

    10:30 AM 11/10/2022

    What are your holiday hours?

    Does Lunasia serve alcohol?

    Think so - saw some folks drinking wine.

    Is there outdoor seating?

    No outdoor seating

    I used the Yelp waitlist and I was supposed to be up next but the hostess said they don't use the Yelp reservations on weekdays, is this true, a little upsetting that it's there if you can't use it?

    They do have a waitlist on weekends through yelp.

    Is it open for indoor dining?

    Yes!

    Are they opened for dining now as of 4/23? Thanks!

    Yes they are! I ordered my parents take out thought the app yesterday and my mom saw people dining inside.

    Is there curbside delivery today? I was here on thanksgiving day and I had to go inside to pickup. I called them just now and nobody is answering the phone at 3:30

    Curbside is ONLY available when you order and pay online. In reality, it's garage-curbside...ha ha

    What are your phone and mobile app ordering hours for Christmas Day 2020?

    Phone number is 626.308.3222. Please search for Lunasia for our app in App Store.

    As of June 20, does anybody know when this Lunasia will re-open for dim sum dine-in?

    Not sure. I asked on Thursday when I was up there and not sure yet. I hope soon

    Do they take reservations for a party of 10 or 12 on a sunday at noon? If not how long is the wait?

    Yes, they take reservations.

    Today is Monday, and I want to make reservation for the coming Sunday. The girl who answer the phone call told me they are fully booked. Is it real?

    As far as I know most popular Chinese restaurants do not take reservations. You will normally see long lines waiting to get in. The best solution is to get there early or non peak times.

    Do they use MSG in their food?

    I think so

    Do they take orders for takeout?

    Yes. Haven't done so personally but have watched people come in a pick up their to go orders. If you are eating there they also have great multi size containers and nice bags… 

    Do they serve dim sum all day?

    Yes, they do serve dim sum all day, both during lunch and dinner hours. However there are more dim sum choices available during lunch hours than during dinner hours. See the menus from their website. http://www.lunasiadimsumhouse.com/

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