For satisfying a dim sum craving, this place didn't disappoint. Wasn't too busy when my son and I stopped in. Food tasted fresh and service sizes were hearty. Enjoyed their iced coffee. Love the to go packaging and bag. I know, weird thing to comment on, but it was so cute and different. This place is inside the mall near one of the entrances, but I wouldn't let that deter you. Service was attentive and friendly. Parking: Large mall parking lot. read more

Wouldn't come back. I dined here for a late lunch in the middle of the work week with a friend. It was pretty slow and empty so when we ordered we received our food quickly. I had the opportunity to explore Mr. dim sum vegan menu and it was ultimately underwhelming. The vegan dumplings I ordered tasted really bad. The dough had an aftertaste that was similar to something chemical like. The filling was OK but I couldn't get past that chemical taste. The rice dish with bean sprouts that I ordered, I can't remember the name, came with hair in it. Luckily they were able to send it back and give me a new one. My friend felt pretty eh about her meal as well. Great service though. The staff are amazing. Welcoming, friendly and kind. Server didn't give us a hard time about returning the food. Very sweet of her. read more

First time dining in the restaurant, only had takeout before. Service was super slow this Father's Day morning and our server was missing for long periods of time during our meal. Other servers jumped in to help but they had their hands full with other tables. Food was tasty, with the exception of the egg tarts and soup dumplings. Shu Mai were juicy and plump, same with the Har Gow. Beef rice rolls were also large portioned and good. We over ordered as usual and had a lot of leftovers. Portuguese egg tarts were dry and not very flavorful - they took awhile and were the last arrive so that may have impacted their quality today. Shanghai soup dumplings had a weird broth flavor and dumpling skins came out dimpled and wrinkled. I think they were over steamed. Overall solid dim sum but not sure I'd go again unless I was in the South end and on my way back to Seattle. read more

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Pleasant, clean and beautiful ambiance tucked in southcenter mall with helpful staffs from reception to the wait staff. Had a short wait time or you can opt to sit at the bar. Food was very good. My favorite is a dish I don't see in other dim sum places- the rice roll with crispy shrimp and nori. Beautiful and delicate dish. The other standard dim sum dishes were good too. My favorite was the chive shrimp dumpling. The stuffed eggplant was tasty too. The bean curd roll was a little heavy on the sauce but it was tasty if you remove the excess sauce. Finally we wanted to balance protein with greens- the stir fried pea vine with extra garlic was satisfying. I also very much appreciate they have refrigerated vinegar for our dishes. Looking forward to be back! read more

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With at least 100 menu items, this is the spot for any dim sum fanatic. Normally, I am wary of such a large menu, but of the ten things we tried, we enjoyed nine of them which is a high success rate! The menu has sections including steamed, fried, noodles, congee, vegetables, soups, desserts and more. Across the menu, we found traditional dim sum fare and some unique options that we normally don't see or that are spins on our favorites. Four of us came at 12:30P when the wait time was 15 - 30 minutes. We asked for a menu sheet so that we could start marking down the items that we wanted to order and that made the wait go by quickly! It was just 15 minutes before we received a ping that our table was ready and the host seated us on the left side of the restaurant, which has a quieter vibe and more space between the tables. Our waiter, Richard, poured our waters right away and after we placed our order, the food started arriving with one or two dishes at a time. In hindsight, our picks really emphasized our love of shrimp! + MIXED MUSHROOM RICE ROLL ($7.50 for 4): Ehh, I didn't like this. It was so bland and I didn't see much variation in the mushrooms either. It needed some salt at a minimum, and even adding a dab of chili oil couldn't save these. Pass! + PORK & SHRIMP WONTONS w/ HOUSE SPICY SAUCE ($10.50 for 6): A thin silky wrapper housed a small shrimp and pork meatball, making for a delicate and juicy wonton. The sauce was thin with a mild heat and touch of vinegar. + SHRIMP DUMPLINGS ($7.95 for 4): Super plump and filled with pure shrimp. The wrapper had the ideal chew and stretch. + PEA VINE & SHRIMP DUMPLINGS ($7.95 for 4): The pea vines didn't bring extra flavor to these shrimp dumplings, but they added nourishment! + HOUSE SPECIAL BBQ PORK BUNS ($7.50 for 3): Really good! The soft baked bun was filled with a scoop of minced BBQ Pork filling. The meat was pretty lean and didn't have any bits of gristle. The unique twist on these buns was their fine crumb topping, reminding me of a pineapple bun top. + DEEP FRIED STUFFED EGGPLANT w/ SHRIMP ($7.50 for 3): Despite being really oily, these were delicious! The shrimp filling was juicy and flavorful, sandwiched between two slices of eggplant. + CRISPY BEAN CURD ROLLS w/ SHRIMP ($7.50 for 3): Chopped shrimp sprinkled with veggies came wrapped in a super crispy bean curd shell. Loved this, but could feel the grease. + FRIED PEA VINES w/ GARLIC ($12.95): Tender fresh pea shoots with a slight crunch on the stems, and cooked with lots of garlic. Really good! + BEEF CHOW FUN ($13.50): This was as expected between the delicate rice noodles and tender beef. The sauce wasn't overly salty either, but the portion was on the small side for the price. + STEAMED MALAY SPONGE CAKE ($6.50): A nice light dessert. It was airy and not too sweet. The service as a whole was friendly, professional and attentive. Different waitstaff would walk by and pick up our empty plates often which was helpful since the food piled up fast! In general, many items come with three pieces, so for the four of us, we had to end up ordering double of a couple things. Our total was $122 before tip. For our leftovers, Richard gladly packed some ice in a cup, when we asked, which we placed in the insulated takeout bag that he provided. Overall, this was a tasty and elevated dim sum experience! read more

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I've ordered close to $500 delivery and they have failed to get the order right. I contacted "Sarah" and she has never contacted me to make it right. read more

Pleasantly surprised! Prices are higher than average, even for the Seattle area. But the portions are large and the flavor is good. I had low expectations for a place in a shopping mall. Reviews when they first opened weren't great. But that might be expected for a new place. But I came away pretty impressed, maybe because I was expecting the worst. And I went to Eggslut the day before, and they pi$$ed me off. So I was in a bad mood. (don't go to Eggslut). I had the har gow (shrimp dumpling), pork and shrimp shu mai, bean curd roll and beef rice roll. The bean curd roll was $7.25 and the rest of the dishes were $8.25 ea. I didn't want take people with me without knowing the quality, so I that's all I ordered besides the tea. With tax and tip, it was about $38 and I had leftovers. I noticed the bag for the leftovers is nice kind that is insulated, so that's part of what you're paying for, as well as the nicer decor and furnishings. Most negative remarks are in regards to service. For me, servers were friendly and attentive. But I also went right when the opened at 10am on a Sunday. I've a passed by during peak hours and just after the lunch rush and it looks kind of hectic. My suggestion is go early, beat the crowds and you'll enjoy the experience. I'm happy to add this place to my list of faves. It's conveniently located and I'll be back to try more dishes and give takeout a try. read more

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I've been to Mr. Dim Sum quite a few times now, and each experience has been great! Located in Southcenter mall across from Gen BBQ, this place is a convenient spot for delicious dim sum. I often come here with my family after some quick shopping, and each experience has been positive. Staff are always kind, friendly, and helpful, and they're very attentive to things such as filling up waters or checking in on us. Regarding the food, I'd say the price of each dim sum dish is fairly reasonable especially compared to other spots in the Seattle area. One thing that certainly stands out however is the size of the items, I feel like each dim sum item is large and stuffed with delicious fillings, making it much more worth the price point. One of my personal favorite items is the house special BBQ Pork Bungs. The buns have a delicious bbq pork filling, and the crumb topping adds a subtle sweetness and change in texture. You really can't go wrong with the other traditional dim sum items as well -- I love their har gow and siu mai! read more

I decided to go to Mr. Dim Sum for a weeknight dinner. There was no wait, which was great. The restaurant was pretty busy, but it's not particularly loud so it's very good for conversations. What is interesting about Mr. Dim Sum is that the size of the dim sum itself is much larger than expected. In other dim sum restaurants I've been to, most of the dumplings I see are generally small. These ones here are huge and packed with flavor. If this is your first time here, I'd recommend ordering in waves just because you might be surprised by the portion sizes here. The food came out generally pretty quickly, and overall I liked the food. Parking is very easy since it's in the Southcenter mall, so there are always spots available, though they may not be super close to the restaurant. The staff was friendly too! While this was not the best dim sum I've had, it was solid and definitely will satisfy your craving for dim sum. read more

The wait!!!! then we ended up sit at the table that was empty the whole 20+ min we were sitting to wait for a table ....but the location! The conventionality of being in the mall waiting is not so bad ...just pondering the thought process behind an empty table while customer waits ... The food The atmosphere nice, clean, and upscale interior with a dimsum exp I somehow still miss my wait the cart to arrive so I can decide what to eat exp Will I come back? Depending on the wait time read more

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3.5/5 would be the most accurate rating. Located at the exterior of the mall, parking is convenient and getting to the restaurant itself is very easy. The inside is pretty modern and spacious. My friend and I came on a Sunday morning (11:30) and were seated immediately. You order by marking dishes you want on their paper menu. I like their digital menu so you can see pictures too. We ordered the bean curd rolls, radish cake, pan fried meat and veg buns, steamed tripe, egg tarts, pea vines, and the house bbq pork buns. Stand out for me were the bean curd rolls and pea vines. The rolls are extremely thick and saucy. And the bean curd itself was thin and soft. Super yum. The pea vines were savory and garlicky. Hard to mess up. Radish cake, bbq pork buns, steamed tripe, and the pan fried meat and veg buns were not bad! Just average to me. Radish cake could've been a little crispier, steamed tripe could've been a bit more tender, the buns could've been juicier. I was fully disappointed by the egg tarts :c the tart part is nice and flaky, the egg custard is silky smooth, but there's a weird aftertaste to the filling that's very unpleasant. Overall, some goods some not so goods. Service was pretty fast and attentive. Price is quite high though. Don't think anything was worth the money. read more

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Birthday lunch at Mr. Dim Sum! I went in with high hopes and left with a very full, albeit slightly underwhelmed, stomach. The food is perfectly "alright"--nothing was a miss, but nothing quite reached "damn, this is good" territory. Between the Salt & Pepper Pork Chop, Sho Mai, Shanghai dumplings, Hot & Sour Soup everything was technically sound, though my heart might still belong to DTF. The unrivaled star of the show was the Frosted Mango with Coconut Milk drink--creamy, fresh, and a 10/10. If you're in the area, it's worth a visit for the drink alone and a server who values your time as much as their word count! read more

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The food was really good. The ambiance was cozy, relaxing and clean. The service on the other hand; we were seated then they took our order and gave us the order and then we asked our bill. All the time we've been there I didn't really see our server or didn't even check on us even 1 time we still did gave 18% tip. Everything went well except for the service. read more

Mr. Dim Sum - Dim Sum Near Me - Tukwila, Washington

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Food - tastes good and had the correct temperature. They have variety of food topics from. Service - The staff was professional and friendly and attentive. Ambiance- average noise, background music, clean, and spacious. read more

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Visited while staying in SeaTac. Excellent Dim Sum. Best sesame balls. Friendly staff.

New Dim Sum Restaurant alert!! As a dim sum lover, I was thrilled to hear a new restaurant opened. This is located at Southcenter Mall next to Gen and Marugame Udon! First impressions: Ambiance, Service, and Food (4.5/5) My dad and I visited on a Sunday around 12:30pm, we came in right before the rush and got seated within 10 minutes. There was plenty of seating and a large TV playing Sunday sports. Food was good and consistent. I wouldn't say it's outstanding, but it's nice to have a dim sum place outside of International District! I would rank this a tiny bit higher if you're a fan of tripe! I will be coming back! read more

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Not bad at all. It feels more Americanized, but a lot of the items are quite good. I got a lychee mojito and loved it. The feet were large and meaty, and the flavor was excellent. As for the rice rolls on the bottom, they were okay. The radish cakes also had a great texture and I liked the sauce as well. These clearly used more radish and less flour, which led to a lighter, more agreeable taste. Tripe - Juicy and well-balanced umami. Fried....wonton....thing? - Good texture and flavor. Green beans - Not bad. Ribs - Standard flavor. Quite good. Noodles - Eeehh, we felt that this used too much onion and not enough bean sprouts or other ingredients. Overall, seems a bit cloying. This one definitely requires the chili sauce to enjoy. read more

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A stellar experience. Reception was exceptionally friendly and we were seated quicker than the estimate. Space is clean and spacious, with interesting retro images of Guangdong (as this is Guangdong style). Large dimsum list handily divided up by category, i.e. rice rolls, steamed, etc. And a healthy list of dessert items which is rare in a dimsum place, I find. Tried the "purple potato" balls and holy taro sweetness, Batman. (well it's purple). Delicious sweet filled goodness (and hot! watch out!). Quality restaurant and food. read more

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I've tried just about every dim sum establishment in Seattle and the suburbs. I was truly impressed by the quality and taste of everything we ordered. Every dim sum item came out from the kitchen piping hot. The only downside is it's a little pricey and a lot more than I've ever paid for dim sum. Some of the dishes aren't dim sum size, and you don't have a choice but to order regular size. Although I really enjoy going to dim sum a lot, I'll save this place for special occasions. Not everyone can afford paying $13 for a small plate of bok choy. read more

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Mr Dim sum is a good addition for dim sum options south of Seattle. There is a bunch of parking since it is located in Southcenter mall. They offer a lot of decent food options espcially if you don't want to travel farther into Seattle. I won't cover everything but there is a good amount of things I tried. There aren't carts so if you're looking for that I would say you'd need to go somewhere else. You do need more than 1/2 of your party to be seated so keep that in mind. Staff: Very nice and attentive (5/5) Sanitation status: Clean (5/5) XO Stir Fried Rice Roll & Radish Cake (5/5) The flavor was so good in these rice rolls. They had a little bit of a crisp on the outside from being stir fried and together with the green onion and onions made for a refreshing bite packed full of flavor. The radish cake wasn't as crsipy as I've had at other places but the flavor overall was there and I would order it again. Sui Mai (4/5) The Sui mai was good but nothing too special. The meat tasted like it was relatively fresh and there were bigger pieces of shrimp which I enjoyed. Pan Fried Shrimp and Chive Dumpling (4/5) The shrimp and chive dumplings were good here. Full of shrimp and chives that haven't been minced up which is important. Overall pretty solid if you like chives. Sticky Rice (4/5) The sticky rice was good, a bigger size. It had pork meat as well as chinese sausage inside. I typically like my sticky rice to have more sauce to the meat but it was still decent, nothing mind blowing but if you're looking for it then it'll do the job. Crispy Rice Shrimp Roll (5/5) This was definitely one of the more interesting options we tried here but I absolutely loved it. It had shrimp that was wrapped in crispy rice and the rice roll on the outside was infused with what tasted like matcha. Overall it made for a very cohesive bit in terms of having crispy but chewy and soft textures. read more

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Mr. Dim sum, what can I say? Out of desperation, I relented. Service was less than stellar. They said the wait would be about 10-15 min. It was 23 minute in actuality. It was convenient to get a text. It was so late, I thought for sure it wouldnt be so bad. After we got seated at about 740, we didn't get our waters till 805. Crazy, right? We ordered and it took a while for the food as well. The food was just okay. I thought the portions were small and thought the chicken chow mein was different than what it was - which was just regular hk chow mein but with bits of chicken. The place is nicely decorated and simple. read more

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Everything we ate was 10/10 except the steamed shrimp rice rolls. The staff was very attentive, food came out in a timely manner, and they took the finished plates off the table before they got the chance to pile up. I would definitely recommend coming here for dim sum! My bf and I were visiting from California and were very impressed by the food quality and ambiance. The restaurant looks very modern and clean. If you go, you have to try the shrimp dumplings, red bean sesame balls, and shui mai!!! read more

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Overall this wasn't bad. The food was fine, fast, and the staff were attentive and nice. Seating was as you would expect and we lucked out getting a table, by the time we left it was packed. Compared to other competitors and certainly some of the local mom and pop dim sum places it could have been better and it's certainly way more pricey than others, in fact it's up there with Din Tai Fung but not in flavor or seasoning. read more

Really delicious dim sum! My son and I had an end of first semester (of High School) celebration lunch here and loved this spot. Every dish was well seasoned and prepared and prices seemed moderate for the area. It is a large, clean, attractive interior with easy parking as it's in a well established mall. The dishes are not delivered and ordered on carts, but are cooked to order and portions are generous. Our server Giselle was attentive and lovely. Definitely going to return! P.S. THE BEST soup dumplings I have ever had! Divine! read more

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Located inside southcenter mall but with its entrance right next to the mall entrance. Plenty of parking but expect to park a bit further if you come during a busy day. Inside, there's a ton of seating as well as a bar so you have different options for seating. The staff were very friendly and always made sure to check in on us. With that, they were also very quick with getting all our food out to us with the exception of two dishes where they ended up remembering at the end and we asked them to just give it to us as takeout because we wanted to try it. First and foremost; definitely be aware that these portions are a lot bigger than your traditional dim sum so if you were a party of 4 like ourselves, I would stick to ordering one of everything you want and not ordering two orders. My favorites of all the dishes we ordered were honestly the vegetables. Each dish was very flavor and didn't feel the slightest bit bland. They complemented any of the other orders we ate. Aside from the vegetables, my favorites would have to be Deep Fried Shrimp Balls and Deep Fried Shrimp Dumplings. They were fried to perfection and the shrimp on the inside had a nice bite to it. read more

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Honestly I was very pleasantly surprised. It wasn't overpriced, the service was good, and everything was tasty. All this despite being inside a mall so I was a little hesitant but it was so good I'd drive all the way down here again for it. They have multiple vegan, vegetarian, gluten free, and more options for many diets. For ambiance, it was modern and chic but pretty bustling inside the restaurant as expected. We were estimated a 15-30 min wait and I got a text our table was ready in 10 minutes or less with how quick they were turning over tables. There's couples, families, friends, you name it all coming here for dim sum. Maybe avoid peak hours if you're not wanting it to be so busy - perhaps 1:30/2 or maybe earlier in the morning? Great experience! read more

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Good service. Had to be added to the yelp waitlist. Quickly served. Ordered the shrimp dumpling, pork and shrimp dumpling and beef meatball. The pork and shrimp dumpling stood out the most since they didn't use preground pork. It was definitely cut with a knife. Tea was served in a big tea pot with free refills for 2.20 to 2.50. Got the chrysanthemum tea. Lots of tables available. read more

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Food - not authentic , Siomai , roast duck, tofu, shrimp fried rice , and bean curd taste are close to authentic ( China town restos) the rest zero stars! Service - excellent Ambiance - modern , clean , and inside the mall. read more

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After being on a train and subjected to American food for 6 meals (no offense), I needed some motherland food: cue in Mr. Dim Sum. This restaurant looks a lot smaller from the outside, but is very modern and close to where I was staying (quite near the south center mall). My parents and myself went to Mr. dim sum on a weekend, so it was a little busy, but the wait was only about 15 minutes, which was nice. The staff was on the younger end, but was still very accommodating and efficient (though they did forget a dish of my mom's, but no harm no foul they apologized). As Post Malone played in the background, we feast it on a plethora of items: pan, fried turnip cake (these were the *cue drake* best I ever had; light and turnip-y, chicken feet (missing the black bean taste, more anise flavor), har gao (huge but also delicious), vegetable fried rice (hard pass for the amount, price, and taste; no wok hey!), shrimp look funn (oh man, cue drake again!), Chinese broccoli (standard), salt and pepper calamari (nicely breaded but skimpy amount), pork hash (also huge and standard). Did we over eat? Yes. Were we happy with what we ate? Mostly. Would we go back? Yes. Well, it (cue drake for the third time) The best I ever had, but it was pretty dang good. There were particular dishes I would go specifically back for, while passing on some others. Given the proximity of convenience and wait time in addition to waitstaff, cleanliness, they're a pretty good choice for dim sum. Expect to pay a little more than the standard fare, though. read more

Mr. Dim Sum - Dim Sum Near Me - Tukwila, Washington

We came here for lunch which was not too busy we were seated right away. The menu is similar to din tai fung we go so much food to try it was declious my favorite was the walnut shrimp and the potato croquet!! The custard in them were so creamy and not too sweet! read more

Mr. Dim Sum - Dim Sum Near Me - Tukwila, Washington

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Service is ok, but the food is really good. A bit pricey but portion is decent when it comes to a dim sum spot. Drinks are fairly tasty. Parking is easy and it's nice that they have a rewards program. It would be nice if I can order take out via online and not by phone call or walk in? read more

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4/6 items we ordered tonight was sold out. Honey walnut prawns, green beans, snow peas, & bbq pork fried rice. SMDH. Customer service was lacking. read more

Finally tried it after it opened some time. Came on Sunday morning right after their door opened, so no wait. I imagine it can get busy since I see they have set up a waiting area for the line. It is order by QR code. The foods came out fast and steaming hot. A good and important part for eating dim sum. They offer a variety of options. My favorite is their fried taro cake, perfectly seasoned and fried. The Malaysian sponge cake was authentic and delicious. Will definitely come back to try the rest of the menu. read more

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Ok. I was bit skeptical because it was dim sum at a mall and it looked a little bit too much "American". But we gave it a shot since we were at the mall and my parents were craving dim sum. Service: Great service. Very professional and friendly for an Asian place. Usually I expect the staff to yell at me or ignore me. But the staff actually smiled and had a good attitude. Food: Legit! We got multiple plates of various dim sum and I was quite delighted by each one! My expectations were low, but they blew me away. I got the standard ha gow, sticky rice, rice crepe, buns, etc... Overall: would definitely recommend! read more

THIS IS YOUR NEW DIM SUM SPOT! Do not go anywhere else EVER. Portions are HUGE and food comes out piping hot so you know it's fresh. You know when you go to the old school dim sum restaurants and it's not hot and seems like it has just been sitting out? Well not here! I have been here a couple of times. One time things took forever to come out, I am assuming because we went after the rush so things took longer to cook? And service was SO slow like we had to hunt down our server and ask to order and stuff it was terribe. The other time I went more at normal dim sum hour and it was super quick to come out. And we had great attentive service. Everything is good though! I love that there are photos online so you know exactly what you are ordering. The green beans, shimp dumplings, and the fried noodles are so so good! Enjoy! read more

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Went there for a friends birthday and they said it would be 20-30 mins for a table for 6. No worries we waited. Our group of friends loves Dim Sum. So we were excited to try this place and it is 10'mins from our house. However, no one could truly say if they liked the food or not. It was a bunch of it was "okay". I did really enjoy the spicy wontons but everything else was okay...the service was pretty slow as well. read more

Coming off of a cruise, I always want Asian food when I return. Mr. Dim Sum was the designated spot leaving the airport. Siu Mai, Ha Gow and pan fried chives and shrimp dumpling are super plump and shareable. Everything came out fresh, piping hot and made to order. My favorites were the crispy rice roll with shrimp and nori, purple potato with golden custard balls. These are unique items that you don't typically find at other dim sum joints. The surprising favorite was the steamed BBQ pork bun. My go to is the baked version but I checked the wrong box here. I found the steamed version to be well proportioned with the dough and tasty BBQ pork filling vs too much dough and not enough filling. I would have this again! I found some items to lack flavor including the sticky rice in lotus wrap (lo mai gai) and pork puffs (hom sui gok). The pork filling was on the bland side for both. We dined mid-week, mid afternoon and it was not busy. Service was great - food came out hot and in a timely manner. I would stop by again if I were in the vicinity. read more

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We found this dim sum place in the tukwila mall and it was such a pleasant surprise. They have great food and a really unique presentation for a lot of the dishes here. Our first few times here it felt like it was a little overpriced, but I think it's actually just that they're serving. Sizes are huge so it comes out too. The same price as other locations and the food quality is actually a little bit better. There are a surprisingly large amount of good restaurants in this mall, but this is a family favorite if we're ever around the Seattle airport area. Service is super friendly and the restaurant itself has a huge TV that plays sport and has a nice ambiance overall. The line can get pretty long, but luckily you're in a huge shopping mall so there's plenty to do while you wait read more

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My family and I came to Mr. Dim Sum this past weekend for the first time. We arrived at 10am on Saturday morning, which is when they open. Note that they do not take reservations. Mr. Dim Sum is the newest dim sum restaurant in Tukwila and is located inside of Westfield South Center Mall between Marugame Udon and Gen Korean Restaurant. It had a write-up in the Seattle Time this past January, but we decided to wait until after Lunar New Years to give it a try. They serve all day dim sum, which is a rarity, especially outside of International District/Chinatown. Mr. Dim Sun is definitely more modern and upscale than your average International District dim sum restaurant, almost mimicking the fancy Chinese restaurants you find in Richmond, B.C. The interior is intricately decorated with paper lamps and carved wooden partitions. It is very clean and they serve your food in wooden hexagonal boxes or on a fancy platter. We ordered the... - STIR FRIED GREEN BEANS WITH GARLIC ($10.95) - fantastic dish that has super strong garlic flavor and garlic crisps and is not overly oily. Would 10/10 get this dish again. - STIR FRIED RICE RILLS WITH XO SAUCE (dried scallop/shrimp) ($12.50) - I thought this dish would use the cylindrical rice rolls like Korean Toppokki, but it actually was mushier and tasted more like Italian Gnocchi. Regardless of the texture, the XO flavor was good and there was plenty of little shrimps and onion. - SHRIMP DUMPLINGS ($7.95) - these dumplings were HUGE and the wrapper was just right (not too thick and not too thin). They weren't super tasty on their own though and needed some soy sauce or chili oil from the table to add some flavor. Ive definitely had better, but these are passable. Each order contains 4 dumplings. - CHICKEN STEAMED BUNS ($6.95) - these were the most disappointing of the dishes we ordered. The bread was nice and fluffy, but the chicken filling was bland. Would not order again. Each order contains 3 baos. - BBQ PORK STEAMED BAO ($7.25) - these were ten times better than the chicken version. The barbecue pork was nicely marinated and had just the right ratio of sweet/savory Chinese bbq sauce in the middle. Each order also contains 3 baos. - PAN FRIED RADISH CAKE ($7.25) - these were also somewhat disappointing as they were bland and mushy. These came with hoisin sauce which I didn't really think went with it, but also didn't save the dish. Each order comes with 3 cakes. - PAN FRIED TARO CAKE WITH PORK ($7.95) - these were much better than the radish cake as they were super crispy on the outside (almost like chow mein crispy) and had great savory taste. I didn't have to add any sauce to these- they were absolutely delicious! Each order comes with 3 cakes. - PURPLE POTATO WITH GOLDEN CUSTARD BALLS ($8.25) - this is the most unique dish that Mr. Dim Sum offers and the one that had the Seattle Times food critics raving about. They may just look like fried donut holes on the outside, but the inside contains mashed purple sweet potato (Ube) with sweet and gooey egg custard filling. The contrast between the dark purple potato and the bright golden egg is quite aesthetic. Served piping hot, these were fantastic and my boyfriend's favorite of the dishes- just be careful not to burn your mouth or fingers. Each order comes with 3 balls. MIXED MUSHROOM RICE ROLLS ($7.50) - as someone who enjoys mushrooms, this was my pick. The inside was earthy and contained a mix of black mushrooms and other mushrooms. The rice wrappers though were quite thin and broke easily when trying to serve them. I would've preferred them to be thicker and chewier. These were okay overall, but would probably not order them again. JASMINE TEA ($2.20 per person) - they give you a teapot to share. The tea was very hot and fragrant. TLDR- get the stir fried garlic green beans, the purple potato with golden custard balls, and the fried taro cakes. Service was good and we got our food within 15-20 minutes after ordering. I will note that portions are on the smaller side here (think like Din Tai Fung sized or smaller), but the quality is on par with many other dim sum restaurants in Seattle (plus it saves you a trip from having to go into the city). With that said, I think the dim sum at Triumph Valley in Renton does just of a good job as here, but with larger portions and slightly cheaper prices. Overall: 3.75/5 for food, 4/5 for service, 5/5 for atmosphere read more

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Ordered a ton of food here! The service was really nice and the food came nice and hot. Definitely recommend the pineapple bun!