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    Ming Yuan Restaurant

    3.3 (285 reviews)
    ModerateDim Sum, Seafood
    Closed 10:30 am - 2:30 pm, 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM

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    Milky Custard Buns
    Aliza J.

    We decided to have lunch at Ming Yuan for the first time and ordered several dishes, so I didn't get a chance to take individual photos of everything. Overall, the food was good and we enjoyed our meal. The flavors were satisfying, and we didn't have any complaints about the quality. The only thing that caught us off guard was that dessert was served before the main courses. Since I was dining with my little one, he naturally wanted to eat the dessert first, which unfortunately ruined his appetite for the rest of the meal. I think it would make more sense to serve dessert after the main dishes unless customers specifically request it beforehand.

    Menu - June 2026
    Scott L.

    Used to be the old King Wah restaurant. Remodelled and the food is much better than before. We went for Dim Sum lunch on a Wednesday and were seated immediately. Weekends are much different with a likely wait for a table of four. Challenge is finding a parking space in the busy Westlake District. We had: - Fish Congee with Fried Doughnut, their version is good but expensive compared to what we've had elsewhere - Sui Mai or Pork/Shrimp Dumpling, a tasty version of four dumplings - Hom Sei Gok or Fried Meat Dumpling, a tasty version that could use more meat filling - Shrimp Noodle Roll, three rolls with two whole shrimp per roll - French Style BBQ Bun, good version with a nice crunchy top, this is a popular dish - Black Sesame Roll, a good sweet dessert to close out the lunch Overall: Good quality Dim Sum, the congee is expensive. Service is decent. Parking can be a challenge.

    Tofu mushroom vegetable
    Becky V.

    Prefer this place for Dinner over dim sum. Dinner is delicious! Tried again yesterday and every dish (had lots of vegetarian, mushroom, tofu, lamb clay pot, beef rib) was done well. Plates are large good portions for sharing family style. No cake cutting fee. I've heard from others about their service not being too great. our large group had efficient service, although I did get pushed by a waiter because I was in the way. Sorry for being in your way, that's my bad for standing in the aisle, but that was aggressive and could've been handled better.

    MOUSE that climbed down from the ceiling
    Shirley F.

    I was here with family for lunar New years lunch. SUDDENLY the table across from us stood up to take photos of the CEILING. As I look up to see what the fuss was about a black MOUSE was slowly making its way across the walls. Everyone at this point, had their phones out capturing this. I lost my appetite. I definitely do not recommend y'all come here at all. STAY. AWAY.

    Double boiled soup of the Day... so good!
    Winnie W.

    Ming Yuan is a hidden gem! No frills, no sparkling clean carpets, no fancy decors, no black tie service... BUT EXCELLENT FOOD AT GREAT (Cheap!) prices!!! Come on, where can you get a Live Crab, cooked Salt & Pepper style... and only for $48!?! It goes by each crab, not by the pound. And yes - you can pick out your favorite crab from the tank. ;) Their dishes are all on point on both freshness, flavors and most of all - the wok hay!! So good!! Highly recommended!!!

    David L.

    We came over to Ming Yuan after a friend of mine ended up going crabbing earlier that day, we had a few extra Crabs that needed to be cooked, and Ming Yuan will do it (of course, for a price!). We ordered a couple of items such as Honey Walnut Shrimp (Always a hit!), Roasted duck, Crab Meat and fish Maw Soup, and an extremely delicious beef rib. Every item we ate was a hit. I personally am always a fan of Honey Walnut Shrimp, and as I said earlier, a superb hit! The service was quick, we walked in and the table was ready for us, handed them the crab and asked us how we'd like it cooked, after a few minutes of choosing a few more items, the food slowly came out, it wasn't an extremely busy night, about half the tables were empty which isn't abnormal for a regular Monday Night. It was a nice and pleasant ambiance, and there was a group in the back having a birthday party, and even though we were right behind them, they were not loud at all. The stars of the shows that came out were the 4 crabs that we had cooked, and wow, they were delicious! With a table of 7 and 2 kids, we could barely finish all the food, but did enough! We boxed everything up, had desert and paid the bill, definitely a great place to come to for dinner!

    Bean Curd Skin Rolls
    Allena C.

    We've been here before and it was decent, but this last time, it was mediocre at best. Maybe we ordered wrong? Or they changed chefs? And on top of that, there was a 15 minute wait for a table on a Thursday afternoon. And we thought waiting meant good food! Unfortunately, NOT! I'll start with the good and work my way down. ***OUR PICKS*** FRESH SHRIMP CREPES ~ these were ok. The crepes weren't thin though, but you get some good jumbo shrimp. 4/5 PAN FRIED RICE NOODLES ~ This was filled with eggplant and pork. We should have marked which one we wanted as they had 3 options. They just gave us the first option. This was good, however the noodles on top were quite oily to get it crisp. 3/5 BEEF CREPES ~ average crepes with typical smooth beef filling that's like a paste. 3.5/5 BEAN CURD SKIN ROLL ~ didn't taste fresh and the shrimp was a bit hard. 2/5 FLAKY EGG TARTS ~ tiny egg tarts with barely any custard! It was sunken and when I bit into the tart, it was kind of wet on the bottom. The crust was definitely flaky, but the custard was lacking and had a sour note. Probably one of the worst egg tarts I've had. Thankfully, my stomach took it ok. 1/5 BLACK SESAME ROLLS ~ this one tasted store bought from the freezer aisle. Just didn't taste fresh. 2/5 When dessert ends your meal with a bad taste in your mouth, it just ruins the whole experience. Sorry to say, this might be our last time here.

    Ong Choi, best vegetable in season!
    Leslie Y.

    Great food and customer service. It gets kind of loud, but I think that was our table. A gathering of brothers is rare! Enjoy the dishes!

    6/25 - E-Fu Noodle w/ Yellow Chives and Mushrooms
    Dexter D.

    An early b'day dinner for my wife and my mom, we crammed around a round table and ordered a set menu and added an order of Peking Style Pork Chop. We had: BBQ Combo Platter - 4 - decent Sauteed Dual Seafood w/ Yellow Chives - 3 - scallops had no flavor Sauteed Beef Fillet & Mixed Mushrooms - 5 - best dish of the night Bamboo Pith & Seafood Soup - 4 - not fans of pith but soup was hot Sea Cucumber w/ Mushroom & Pea Sprout - 3 - Sea Cucumbers had no flavor; pea sprouts were tender Whole Peking Duck w/ Buns - 3 - not much meat; decent buns Fresh Dual Lobsters w/ Ginger & Scallion - 3 - small lobsters Steamed Live Fish - 2 - worse case of fish prep ever, some organs were still inside the fish. E-Fu Noodle w/ Yellow Chives & Mushrooms - 2 - enough chives to see, not to taste Peking Style Pork Chop - 4 - second best dish of the night (Desserts) Red Bean Soup - 3 Almond Cookies - 3 Sesame Cookies - 3 Definitely a good variety of food but the value simply wasn't there.

    Chow fon (Dry)
    George C.

    This place was a unexpected spot for me, I've walked past it a bunch of times but never stopped. Come to find out a friend hits this spot all the time was his family. He made it clear we needed to get in there. First off the fried rice was on point, chow fun fry was pretty good too. I also took a chance on the fried pumpkin (hella good) & salt and pepper wings was hella good too. Take your family to this place

    Shrimp Rice Rolls
    Susan L.

    They open at 10:30am and it is packed with people. Whole party needs to be present to be seated. If you go on a weekend be prepared to wait at least an hour to get seated. Waitress will hand you a number and you have to wait to be called, if you miss your number they will move on to the next party. We had a total of 8 people in our party. Food was fresh, hot, and flavorful. Recommendations - All the rice rolls were delicious! Shrimp was full of plump shrimp. Beef was soft, tender, full of meat. BBQ pork was also packed with meat with very good flavor. Fried donut was standard but Iike that they give soy sauce on side so it doesn't get soggy - Spareribs very meaty and full of flavor - Chicken feet also very flavorful and it was soft and tender - Shanghai dumplings are plump, meaty, and full of soup - BBQ pork buns had a very nice bread crust and filling was tasty What I wouldn't order again - Shrimp Dumpling, comes with three and missing the snap that you get then you bite into it - Beef Noodle Soup, very plain with not enough beef and alot of rice noodles - Taro Dumplings, very dense and not enough filling Another con is that because they are so busy you feel rushed to eat and leave so it's hard to sit and enjoy your meal. Very loud in the restaurant as well. Wait staff is also not very attentive since they were so packed and we had to flag multiple waiters to get ice water refills, extra napkins, and hot water refills for our tea. I would come here again but maybe on a weekday where there isn't as much of a crowd. As we waited a lot of people left to go elsewhere because they were deterred by the long wait.

    E-fu noodles with dried scallops and mushrooms (part of banquet menu)
    Melissa W.

    Had an early Christmas dinner here with family. We were at two tables in the back separate room. We did the banquet menu for $538 for 10 people. There was a lot of good seafood in the menu so price seemed fairly good for what you get. Service was typical, not amazing but not terrible. Food came out really quickly, but then the dessert took a while for some reason. Other than that, no complaints. Loved all the food. The parking can be tough here, but there is residential parking nearby; it just gets full sometimes too.

    Chicken House Special Soy Sauce
    Lloyd C.

    Ming Yuan Restaurant is a nice-sized restaurant. Simple old decor with ample room for weddings, special events, etc. -Crabmeat with Fish Maw Soup -BBQ Combo Platter -Chicken House Special Soy Sauce -Honey Walnut Prawns -Beef with String Beans -Tender Greens with Black Mushrooms -Lobster in Ginger & Scallion -Steamed Sea Bass with Ginger Soy Sauce -Seafood with Egg White Fried Rice Overall, the food was pretty good!

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    Is the dim sum menu served all day or just for lunch?

    To me, it's just for lunch.

    Does restaurant uses msg?

    i'm going to say yes that they do use msg. we were sooo thirsty after dining for dinner and the tea they serve just wasn't quenching the thirst.… 

    How many table can they Accommodate in a private room for party?

    Sorry I don't know. But they have more than 1 room and different sizes. Call Restaurant

    Does anyone know what their phone number is?

    (650) 755-8800

    Does anyone know if they have Dim Sum on weekdays?

    Yes they do

    Does anyone know if they do take-out on dim sum and entrees? Thank you.

    Yes, I'm pretty certain they have a specific entrance for take out only.

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    My parents wanted to have dim sum here after going to the Serramonte Farmers Market. I was…read morereluctant since we didn't have a resy (not sure why it says "Seated via Yelp Reservations"...)and it was a Saturday, but they really wanted to go. It ended up being a 1 hour wait, which was definitely not worth it. Our order: Tea: $2.00/person (香片 Jasmine Jade) +Tea pot was kept over a candle, so it stayed warm throughout our meal. -Tea bags, not loose leaf tea 濃香咖啡骨 Espresso Ribs: $13.80 +Bone-in riblets were succulent on the inside. +Thick glaze was full of coffee flavor -They were left too long in the fryer b/c they were dry on the outside 生煎灌湯包 Pan Seared Soup Filled Pork Buns (4 pcs): $12.80 +Thin skins encasing juicy pork fillings: Better execution than the XLB +Black & white sesame seeds added a fragrant toasty flavor. -Considering "pan seared" was in the name, the bottom was soft and not crispy. -Inconsistent quality: 1 of them had no soup, while the rest of them did 韭菜猪红 Pork Blood with Chives: $7.80 +Large portion +Pork blood was silky smooth and not chalky +Perfectly seasoned -Skimped on chives 鮮蝦腸粉 Shrimp Rice Roll: $9.80 +Shrimp were large and plump -Rice noodles were thin and gummy 六彩小籠包 Six Guys XLB (6 pcs): $13.80 Paprika & chicken, Red beet & beef, Spinach & kale, Squid ink & black truffle, Turmeric & crab roe, Regular & pork +Fillings were juicy. -The XLB at Koi Palace used to be AMAZING, so these were disappointing. They were deflated and lukewarm, which was a bad sign. Once we picked them up, they tore, so it seems like they're not made fresh anymore. In addition, even though the wrappers supposedly have different flavors, they weren't noticeable. 鹵水鴨舌 Soy Marinated Duck Tongue: $13.80 +Large portion +Marinated soy beans were cooked through and seasoned well -Salty Side notes: 1.) Hot water is $1.00/person 2.) Automatic 18% service charge 3.) Large lot w/free parking *Verdict: With its expansion, I think the quality of their dim sum has gone down.

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