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    NBC Seafood Restaurant

    3.7 (2.4k reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Good for kids
    Good for groups

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    Paul I.

    The dim sum team was nice and quick with getting food out. The Support staff was super nice compared to most Chinese places. The dim sum tasted pretty good. It was a nice and big restaurant with beautiful decor. I'll definitely be back.

    Roast Roasted Bbq Duck
    Lance N.

    As much as I have been here before, and as wonderful as a wedding celebration may be, I don't think the loud banging of the lion dance was appreciated by my family. We were in a back corner and couldn't see the show, but I think the shear volume was not appreciated. Both of my parents wear hearing aids and we couldn't carry any sort of conversation. Thankfully the banging of the cymbals wasn't until the later part of our meal. Outside of that, the food was pretty good and of course the service was accommodating for the face my niece and nephew have allergies. So they didn't complain about removing certain ingredients. I would go back for sure, but hopefully not on a night they have a banquet in the next room.

    Arthur E.

    Good, but pricey dim sum. Went for a Sunday lunch. Went early and was sat immediately. Ordered up a bunch of different items - your typical fare. All very good. The only issue I have were the prices, feel they've gotten a lot more expensive the past couple years. Will I be back? Ya probably when I have out-of-towners looking for dim sum. But will I be back often? That's a different question and I'm not sure.

    Fion L.

    Grew up coming here and honestly it's not for the weak. This is peak cantonese dim sum culture, chaotic, loud, carts bustling through, people getting cut in line because they know someone, and if you're a commoner without connections you're looking at an hour+ wait on the weekends. BUT if you can push through the chaos, or come during the weekday, the food is genuinely so good. They do dim sum and banquet style dinners so it's a solid spot for big family celebrations too. The usual suspects for me: har gow, siu mai, rice rolls, sticky rice, pork spare ribs, and stewed tripe They have a dim sum express next door where you can just walk up and grab items to go. Sometimes I call ahead so there's no wait, and a lot less chaos. I love picking it up and enjoying it at the park!

    Keep 'em coming.
    Harold V.

    If you're craving an authentic dim sum experience, both in food and atmosphere, this place delivers. The dining room feels like a movie version of dim sum in the best way: high ceilings, chandeliers, big round tables full of families and friends, and carts moving through the room like a well-oiled machine. The servers are efficient, no-nonsense and don't have time for your indecision. So don't hesitate to wave them off if you're on the fence. More stuff will come around soon. And you can't really go wrong with the classics, from har gow to steamed pork buns. Solid spot for dim sum veterans and newbies alike. Also, don't let the line scare you. It moves fast.

    Ginger scallion oyster.
    David W.

    I haven't been to NBC for a long time. This time I was there for a group lunch. We reserved a room, and the dim sum was delicious. Although the price was higher compared to other SGV dim sum places, however, the food quality was totally worth it. Since we were in a room, there was a dedicated server to serve us. The dim sum carts were constantly making their trip to our room.

    Roasted Duck
    Vivian C.

    This is authentic Cantonese dim sum with the traditional push carts coming around, which honestly makes it super easy for me because I can just see what I like and pick up the food on the spot. I ordered quite a bit to try ,  duck, siu mai, har gow, and a bunch of different dishes. Food was good overall, just not really "wow" for everything. Some dishes were really delicious, while some were just okay.  Price was fair and service was great during our visit. The restaurant does get a bit noisy, but that's pretty typical for dim sum places like this. Parking was a little tricky, but we still managed to find a spot.

    Mindy Z.

    02/28/26 Saturday Arrived at 11 AM right when they opened. Party of 10 with two babies. They were able to provide high chairs. We ordered A LOT so I'll just touch upon some dishes: -Our favorite item was the egg tart but maybe because it came straight out of the oven so it was piping hot. The crust was super flaky, and custard was velvety smooth and not too sweet. We were so tempted to get seconds but we were too full. -The bean curd wrapped with shrimp and pork was on point as well. -The chicken feet didn't really meet expectations. Normally I like it, but I wasn't impressed by this one. -the ham sui gok was good but I feel like it could've used more filling -fried rice had big juicy shrimp but rice was on the saltier side -Inconsistent crystal wrapper textures across all the different crystal skin dumplings. Some mushy, which I don't like. Some chewy, which I do like. The fillings were delicious though. Cart workers are a little pushy when it came to dishes they wanted to get rid of. TIP: Best to get stuff when it's hot and hasn't been sitting in the cart. Can accommodate large groups as it is Chinese banquet style seating with large round rotating tables. Parking is plentiful but it fills up quick surprisingly.

    Peking duck
    Shirley C.

    Service is great here Plenty of private rooms for various sizes of parties available Great for banquets and large parties Dishes are meant to be shared

    Elaine T.

    Old school dim sum with carts and classic choices is a disappearing experience, even in Monterey Park, but NBC still has the carts, servers who speak Cantonese, and huge dining room with easy parking. It was great to go with friends who speak Cantonese because mine is so rusty, I can only understand but not speak these days. I was so hungry I didn't even let my phone eat 1st like the yelped I am, but only remembered to take a photo after we had eaten at least half our plates! Having grown up with NYC and SF dim sum, NBC is one of the few Los Angeles area places that has the selection and flavors of my childhood. Some favorites were the har gow, taro puffs, and tripe. We got the roast duck but it wasn't very meaty or flavorful. We got the congee which was ok, but lacked any definite personality. The chewy fried dumplings were more dough than filling. The siu mai and veggie dumplings were both solid. I didn't try the bitter melon or turnip cakes because I don't like the taste of either, but I was happy to see them available. We got a claypot rice dish with spare ribs and Chinese sausage which was good but the rice was not crispy on the bottom. I saw they had chicken feet, which I usually love but they didn't look appetizing enough to order. Would definitely go back for other dishes and with more people so we could sample more selections.

    Roland C.

    For me its just an ordinary chinese dimsum place but the only thing I love about this place is they still carry the cart type of service.

    Winn H.

    NBC is a well-known dim sum spot in the 626 and for a good reason. That they still have dim sum carts and are old-school in 2026 when many have substituted for paper menus make for some nostalgic memories. Reservations are definitely welcome, and service is as expected: fast and efficient but passive. The prices are fairly more expensive than you may expect, so make sure to come with a large party to enjoy all the variety! At the time of visit, our party sat in the back corner room, and the staff members were highly disruptive the entire dining experience rearranging the room for other parties. Seating was TIGHT, and I was hit multiple times before being asked to move. In the process, I lost an item close to me there, and the staff members were unable to find it. All in all, while NBC holds a special place in the dim sum list, I likely won't be back because of this poor experience.

    Stewart L.

    Our family has had many Lunar New Year gatherings here over the years; it's the only time I've dined here. It's a classic, huge Chinese dining emporium with a huge main dining room about 2 accessory dining rooms and a warren of smaller rooms for smaller individual parties. They offer dim sum here daily, using the traditional rolling carts, and it's very popular. This year, we had to have our dinner on a Sunday because Saturday was sold out. And even on this Sunday, the main dining room was hosting a single huge banquet. Note there are restrooms off the main dining room and separate restrooms back towards the individual rooms. Parking here is free and fairly easy. The building and decor have seen better days, but the food remains consistently good. We always order the Peking Duck and their version is pretty good, served with bao buns, crispy skin plus the duck meat and hoisin sauce. We didn't get scallions this time. Other dishes we usually get are: white chicken, French beef, sweet and sour pork, green beans, fish with bok choy, orange chicken, kung pao shrimp, pork belly with jellyfish and seaweed, braised mushrooms with greens, squab with lettuce cups. Dessert is usually red bean soup, but I pass on it. Service is typical Cantonese-speaking, sometimes gruff and grumpy, sometimes friendly, usually attentive. Reliable and consistent. For more glamour, go to Bistro Na's.

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    Are they open Labor Day at the normal hours?

    I would assume so, Most chinese restaurant doesn't close for holidays. Not even Lunar New Year, so… 

    Do they have the carts every day?

    Yes, everyday during dim sum lunch hour

    Is dim sum served all day with cart service?

    Cart service from opening through lunch.

    Is the dimsum cart all day?

    No 3pm closes

    Is this a good banquet/party restaurant?

    Yes! It's essentially built for this.

    How much is their dim sum now?

    Back in July. Can't be too far off https://yelp.to/YvZhGhB8ZD

    Is it pet friendly?

    I don't believe so, since they do not have an outdoor space.

    Will you open on Labor Day?

    Yes they are open everyday

    Hello what time is take out dim sum next door open?

    I believe it is 8 am - 5 pm. But around 3 pm the chefs take a break from cooking so they may not make the entrees at that time if you order dishes. But dim sum is available.

    Hi! Does anyone know if NBC Seafood is open on Thanksgiving and Christmas?

    Yes of course they will be open on holidays

    What time is dim sum served until?

    I seldom eat inside the restaurant now but I believe no much later than 3 o4 4 pm. However you can always get dim sum takeout at their takeout storefront next to the restaurant and that is opened until 5 pm.

    So they still have special weekday dinner menu?

    I believe so. My friend always order from the specials when she comes out to LA and visits NBC, her favorite restaurant for dinner. I frequently do takeout from the specials menu which is available all day I guess. But sometimes I am disappointed… 

    How is Parking?

    There is a large, free communal parking lot with some other businesses. The lot was busy for morning dim sum, but we found spots for us and our friends.

    How much does a dim sum meal @NBC cost, per person?

    Estimate about $20-25 per person.

    How much for pork siu mai?

    $7.35

    Dim sum here daily?

    Yes. Every day until 1:30pm and right next door they have a take away all day dim sum.

    Are the dim sum options different on Friday vs Saturday? Last time on a Tuesday they said some options were only available on the weekend.

    Weekends are the busiest days so it's a full kitchen and full restaurant. During the week, they don't get the same busy crowd so they will only make the popular items. Hope that helps even though none of us on Yelp are affiliated with the… 

    Do they serve dim sum all day or just in the morning?

    No, from when they open to about 3:00pm. However, I don't suggest being there around 3pm as the selection will be minimum as they're closing shop for dinner.

    Do they take mastercard?

    Yes

    As of October 25 2022 do they still have cart service and do they take reservations.for 10 for dim sum?

    Yes, they still have dim sum push carts. That's one thing I love about this place and the hardworking ladies pushing them. I am not sure if they take reservations on the phone. For dim sum it is typically "first come, first serve" just like any… 

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    Lunasia Dimsum House

    Lunasia Dimsum House

    3.6(2.4k reviews)
    2.3 mi
    $$$

    Updates: Do not miss this dim sum restaurant while visiting the SGV. My wife and I ordered: 2x…read morechicken feet, shrimp har gow, shiu mai, steamed BBQ pork buns, and lotus leaf rice. The staff are extremely accommodating, but like a real Cantonese dim sum restaurant, you'll need to flag them down for service. We ordered the Iron Buddha (Tie Guan Yin) tea, and it's rare these days to find a place in the SGV still serving loose leaf tea in iron or steel pots. If you value good tea and quality dim sum like I do, I highly recommend driving out here as a local -- it's worth it. That said, the bussers kept missing our bowl once it filled up with bones, so I'm knocking service down to 3 stars. I don't want to come across as nitpicky about the food, but if you're in business or finance, you know consistency -- flavor, texture, presentation, temperature -- is what really costs money. The chicken feet were well-flavored with maltose and bean sauce, with skin that was chewy and tore easily. There was some temperature inconsistency across the table: the BBQ pork buns were hot in the center but lost some warmth around the outer rim. The shrimp in the har gow was savory and not watery. The ground pork in the shiu mai could've been a touch more tender. Overall, I'll definitely be back again and again. The food is genuinely good quality.

    First time trying this dim sum restaurant. The food is good, but I personally thought the prices…read morewere a bit high in my opinion. I feel like I could get the same fix from other dim sum restaurants that are not as high in price. They do have other elevated options like the truffle xu mai, which was pretty good, but expensive. Not really worth the price in my opinion. The service was good, it was pretty busy and the workers all work together to take care of each table. They're not working in sections, which helps the service. Their ambiance is your usual dim sum restaurant, with decorative chairs and table clothes. They offer tea at an extra cost. The parking is limited and you have to find the garages that are usually behind the buildings. It's a pretty penny to eat here, I'm not sure if I would come back again.

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    Hong Kong Dim Sum House

    4.5(627 reviews)
    3.3 mi
    $$

    The description of Hole in the Wall for good food didn't expect ! Small shop but efficient! Good…read morecourteous friendly service ! All dishes are tasty and freshly made to your orders ! All original to Cantonese DimSum ! Great Food, Superb services, Value pricing too ! Excellent !

    First of all Super Fly TNT full stop. HK Dim Sum is one of those tiny, blink-and-you'll-miss-it!…read moreThe cafe is tucked away amongst the cult-food hood of the San Gabriel Valley. If you know, you know. Forget standing in a line long enough to finish 8 Mile waiting for the "real" dim sum experience-this spot is too busy quietly running circles around the competition. Little Kanupe and I started the morning absolutely hangry (one of my baby soldiers) after striking out at another place (we'll leave them unnamed to protect the innocent). One quick Yelp audible later and we landed at HK Dim Sum. Best comeback since B-Rabbit dropped the mic. The first thing you'll notice is the size of the hand cared for master pieces. Run here for a quick FIFA break, but dont think you're ordering "a little something." Every bite delivers. The chow mein was memorable, so memorable with that wok hay kiss on every noodle just right. Smoky, savory, and ridiculously addictive. Every dish hit with that same "one more bite" energy, and somehow everything showed up almost before we finished ordering. No carts, no gimmicks, no unnecessary fanfare, just legit dim sum crazy great flavor. HK Dim Sum earned a rock-solid five stars. Din Tai Fung is King in most circles, but this place is the Daenerys Dragon Queen dominator. I'm so happy to be part of this sharing of secrets. BTW get the Shumai, chowmein and har gow as starters. Explore the menu. I'm comin back soon and i'm near TJ lol.

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    32. Baked BBQ Pork Pastry

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    Lunasia Dim Sum House

    Lunasia Dim Sum House

    3.8(2.5k reviews)
    6.1 mi
    $$

    Overview: convenient kiosk ordering, tough parking, delicious dim sum…read more ---- We decided to order some dim sum to-go and got the classic offerings of siu mai, har gow, cheung fun, chicken feet, pan fried turnip cake, ginger beef tripe, black bean pork short ribs, and egg tarts. Everything, and I mean everything, was so delicious. One of the best dim sum places I've been to. The pricing of the items ranged from $8-$10 per item we ordered which is expensive but as a treat every once in a while and for the amount of time and effort that goes into making dim sum, it was worth it. I've tried making dim sum at home and it is so hard! Pricing breakdown: $8 items: - har gow (4 pcs) - siu mai (4 pcs) - black bean spare rib - pan fried turnip cake - egg custard $9 items: - chicken feet $10 items: - shrimp rice noodle roll I think they no longer have the tripe on their menu anymore bc I couldn't find it on their online ordering. Also their chili oil was priced at $0.98, which was kind of small, I would do without it next time. ---- The parking was really tough, luckily I had another person with me drop me off then I ordered and then we double parked waiting for it to be finished. The inside of the restaurant felt like an elevated dim sum place, things were neat and a darker ambiance which felt more intimate if you decided to eat in. We took ours to-go and it was still so good! ---- Overall: if I'm ever back in Pasadena I'll be sure to stop by for dim sum, classic dishes with an elevated taste, pricey but worth it

    Hubby wanted to get dim sum for new year and luckily we live close to Lunasia. Like most locations,…read morethe food is pretty consistent and the servers are pretty attentive. This location is pretty spacious and even has a second floor for dining. Though we were seated inside, a lot of people were coming in and out for take out. They have a QR code to scan the menu and send your order to the kitchen. Unfortunately, they forgot our order of shumai. We had already finished eating before it even came. The waitress was kind but apparently had to bring the receipt back because the staff was claiming we already received it.

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    The outside of the restaurant.

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    Back of the restaurant with plenty of parking.

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    Dim Sum Dumpling House

    Dim Sum Dumpling House

    4.1(99 reviews)
    2.4 mi

    My friends and I were very excited to try this place because of social media! It was overall good…read morebut it wouldn't cross my mind to return We ordered a decent amount of food and our favorites were the beef roll, dan dan noodles, spring roll and sesame balls. Everything else was mediocre and didn't leave an impression on us- other than it was pretty lol I'd probably only come back to order their beef rolls to go because that reallly impressed me

    It's alright. They're great in some areas but fall short in others. We tried the pork soup…read moredumplings, pan fried pork buns and beef noodle soup. The good part about the beef noodle soup was the beef chunks weren't too dry nor fatty. The noodles, however, didn't taste like the fresh hand pulled kind you'd find at other restaurants but rather the dried ones you can get at a supermarket (they tasted like the Quon Yick dry noodle). The broth isn't necessarily bland but I think it could have used more flavor. The soup dumplings had a generous filling, but there really weren't much flavors coming from the seasoning. It just tasted like pork and soup. The skin is a bit thicker than what I've seen at other places, but at least they didn't break. I wasn't a fan of the fried buns though. They were fried too crispy to a point that the skin was dry and crunchy and all the fluffiness was lost. Same with the soup dumplings, the filling could have used more flavor. The ones at Kang Kang Food Court would be the clear winner here. For the price, the portions are pretty fair. The menu is very limited, but it's very carb-focused, so it's not a great place if you're looking for alot of protein options. They don't really offer much in the vegetarian department.

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    Newport Seafood Restaurant - Beef Loc Lac

    Newport Seafood Restaurant

    4.1(3.8k reviews)
    3.4 mi
    $$

    I've eaten here countless times with friends and family over the years. I can't believe I haven't…read morereviewed you guys! Always consistent in service and quality. They are known for: Special Lobster (A+) Beef Loc Lac (A) Clams with spicy sauce (A+) Chinese broccoli (B+) - depends on how thick or thin it is Pea shoots with garlic (A) Eggplant (A) Yang Chow fried rice (A) Reservations are highly recommended either by calling or thru Yelp. There are private rooms in the back on request if you have a larger party and seafood is always fresh as they have an aquarium with lobsters, crab, geoduck, and fish. The decor is charming with vintage trinkets along the side of the wall. There is a waiting area by the lobby and restrooms in the back of the restaurant. Since it gets so crowded and busy the restrooms could be tended better. Parking is available on the street otherwise you have to valet on the lot.

    The dishes here are easily 3 large servings and the food is meaty, tasty and filling. Either plan…read moreon taking home lots of leftovers, or order 1 dish for every 2 or even 3 diners. The 4 of us especially liked the white fish with basil and the shrimp with snow peas. The rice noodles with seafood and the kung pao were also good. That said, we like our food spicier, so we asked for chili oil and limes. Some dishes did have vegetables, but when I go again I'll order a vegetable dish. Service was stellar - personal, but never intrusive. I liked that we were seated immediately and still given time for our late guests to arrive. Food arrived quickly once we ordered. They were gracious about splitting the tab afterwards, but could easily have asked whether we wanted separate checks since we were 3 unrelated sets of adults that arrived separately. So, what could have been better? The chafing spoons were too small and too few, leaving us to pull the chafing plate to the edge of the lazy Susan and scrape. My dinner plate was too small, so I made a bit of a mess while eating. The main room is noisy, even with some empty tables, Next time I'll ask for a table in the quiet section (to the right when coming in the main door.) I've driven past Newport Seafood many times and not gone in because the parking lot was already full, and it's not my style to park elsewhere and walk over. However, on Monday at 5 PM, we found ample parking. All that said, Newport Seafood seemed at its best when serving special meals to large families all around us. I will think of them next time we celebrate a special family occasion.

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