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    Pearl Bay Restaurant

    3.7 (642 reviews)
    ModerateCantonese, Dim Sum
    Closed 10:30 am - 2:30 pm, 5:00 PM - 9:30 PM
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Upscale
    Good for groups

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    Chowfun
    Melanie B.

    This dim sum place doesn't get great reviews. Not sure why. It's always packed. Always. Is it the service? Maybe. They never seem to have enough servers. Is it the price? Maybe. Everything is more expensive everywhere these days. The thing is, this place is solid. I've always had a good meal here. Everyone I've ever shared a meal with here has always enjoyed it. So, maybe the lower rating will scare others off. Personally, I'll enjoy eating here over and over again. BTW, their baked pork bun, chowfun, and tofu wrapped pork/mushroom dishes are delicious.

    Tea pot, complimentary peanuts and menu
    EM H.

    Updating my original review to increase to a solid 4 star review. Last night, May 30, 2026, Dad and Thelma treated me to dinner at Pearl Bay Restaurant to finally celebrate my birthday. We arrived around 7 PM without reservations. The restaurant was PACKED with several parties one of which was a wedding. Still, we were able to be seated at a table after about a twenty-minute wait. Below are what we ordered: Macau Style Roast Pork Belly ($22.99) - Good, but on the salty side. Steamed Shrimp Dumpling (6 pcs, $16.99) - Yay for Pearl Bay offering these dim sum dumplings for dinner. These are HUGE har gow because there are two shrimp inside. Double yay!! Sweet Corn & Minced Chicken Soup ($18.99) - Velvety smooth and the perfect balance of savoury and sweet from the corn. Sweet & Sour Chicken - I didn't see this in the menu, but I requested for a plate of crispy chicken with a sweet glaze. Our waitress suggested this and said that she ask the kitchen to fry the chicken to a crisp. Although I would have preferred a little more crisp, I was happy with the flavour. Special Deep Fried Tofu ($13.99) - These looked a lot crisper than they were, but I still enjoyed the little cubes of fried tofu. Crispy Spring Rolls (6 pcs, $14.99) - These fried egg rolls were crispy, indeed. The side of sweet and sour dipping sauce were a good complement. Wok Fried Minced Chicken, Diced Fish & Pine Nuts with Lettuce Cup wraps ($23.99) - I heard our waitress ask if we wanted it with chicken, and I didn't taste any fish in the yummy mix. Very nice. Pan Fried Beef & Vegetable Egg Noodle - This was another special order that I requested. Very good. Dad really liked it, too. Deep Fried Sesame Ball - Yummy, but, again, I was looking for more crisp. Service was stellar again. Now that Ho Chow has permanently shuttered, Pearl Bay Restaurant is looking to become my new favourite Chinese restaurant in Fremont.

    Fried rice
    Patrick L.

    Pearl Bay is well known for its dimsum and banquet dishes. We came to celebrate mom's birthday. There were 12 of us and was perfect to order from the banquet menu (Suckling Pig Set) instead of à la carte. They also had a special price on weekday. Since it was a weekday, it was not too busy. We had called ahead and was seated right away. I wasn't able to take pictures of all the dishes but this is what it came with... half roasted suckling pig, geoduck clam salad, steak cubes, deluded seafood, soup, braised fish maw, steamed lobster, marble goby, fried rice and dessert. Everything was fantastic... especially the suckling pig, geoduck and fish maw. Everything was fresh, well seasoned and plentiful. We had packed a number of items that we could not finish. Definitely worth the price! Afterwards, they brought the cake we bought and sang happy birthday to my mom. It was a wonderful night. The staff was gracious, accommodating and overall nice. We were the last one to leave and they didn't rush us out. Restaurant is well lit and spacious. Definitely be back again when we are in the area.

    Phoenix claws, BBQ bun , shumei
    Lily W.

    A new Fremont dim sum place for us. Everything is very tasty. We went in Sunday around 11:30, there is no line. I highly recommend.

    Interior
    Dana L.

    This place is like a typical DimSum place, super busy and honestly pretty loud, everyone seems to be chatting and having a good time. They also have the carts that go around that you can directly pick from after ordering your original order off of the paper. The food comes out pretty fast, even though they're super busy. Har Gow is my favorite so those were pretty good, the wrapper was not too thick 4/5, same with the siu mai. The beef chow fun was pretty greasy but that's pretty typical with this dish, the color was pretty nice on the noodles too 4/5. They offer Jasmine hot tea or chrysanthemum hot tea, and water when requested. Again pretty typical Dim Sum experience, nothing too extravagant or out of the ordinary, and a bit pricey. I would go here again with my family, probably not first choice though

    Dishware
    Sarah T.

    Came in for a Friday late lunch and there was no wait. The whole Dim sum menu was available. The tables are changed over fast since there were tons of layers of disposable tablecloths. I ordered the crispy pork belly, a couple hagow, a steamed rice dish The pork was really crispy and came with this savory brown sauce. I would order it again. The hagow or shrimp dumplings were standard. The steamed rice dish was three small wrapped rice portions instead of one large one that usually gets cut in half. Still good!

    the best fish i ever had in my life
    Ester L.

    I love coming here! The baked sea bass lives rent-free in my mind. I usually come here for dim sum though, and it's great food for a reasonable price. Service is really good and it's a lot more elevated in ambiance than a regular dim sum spot.

    Jo C.

    I did not expect to see a line out the door as soon as the restaurant opened, on a Thursday morning. Luckily the line went through quickly. However it was a bit confusing, the host had directed us to follow her to the right of the restaurant only to change her mind and lead us to the left side. We got seated and served tea right away. The table and dishwater was clean. We ordered a variety of items and came out backwards. We got the dessert/sweet items first before the savory dishes. This is not cart service dim sum. There are carts but it's to deliver the items ordered from the menu pamphlet. Service is decent as well. We didn't have to wait too long to get water refills, utensils, to go containers or bill. Food was flavorful but some portion sizes were questionable. The chow fun came in a large family style serving size but the fried rice looked like it was meant for kids.

    House special claypot fried rice, pork and veggie bean curd roll
    Karina S.

    Came here for a Saturday lunch and was seated with minimal wait. Tried the following dishes: soy sauce noodles with mushroom, crab corn egg drop soup, deluxe mixed clay pot, house special claypot fried rice, pork and veggie bean curd roll. I really liked the fried rice, noodles, and chicken in the clay pot especially and there were some other interesting dim sum dishes I'd like to try next time. Restaurant interior was huge and very nice inside, though it was quite loud and hard to talk during the meal.

    Har Gor (Steamed Shrimp Dumplings)
    Kay U.

    Late post: it's party of three (3) for dim sum on Saturday lunch. We're seated very quick, less than 5min waited time. Wait-staffs were very quick & attentive. We ordered quite a lot: Har Gor, Siu Mai, Steamed Chicken Feet w/ Black Beans, Steamed Chicken Feet in Herbal Soup, Steamed Fish Balls, Steamed BBQ Bun, Thieves w/ Shrimp (acquired taste) & Pan-Fried Noodles with Seafood Combination. We just love their dim sum here, lol. Check it out folks...

    Phil L.

    We ordered lots of good food, the food came super quick and we had a great time. There wasn't any food that we can critique negatively. The mango and coconut bunnies were perfectly sweetened. All other dumplings were plump, juicy and flavorful. Service was prompt and understanding, the waiters were attentive to our needs and concerns. The ambiance was very lively as it was on the day of Chinese new year!

    Brielle Rhona M.

    Authentic Cantonese Cuisine located here at Boscell Road at Pacific commons Fremont. Delicious & Freshly cooked dishes from appetizers,dimsum and baked/fried desserts. We love their in house Hot Tea that is perfect for a heavy meal.Their tea pot is so cute with color Gold accent. I loved their shrimp shumai, Taro bun,Sesame Red Bean Mochi Ball and Pork BBQ bao bun. I will definitely be back for more. This location is best for parties and reception for birthday,quincenera,wedding etc.

    Sheryl P.

    We came here after a hike with the girls. We got seated pretty quickly as it just opened. However, service is a bit slow. You have to call for someone to help you. We wanted to have tea and some of the ladies wanted water and the guy asked ask, are you sure you want tea and water because they charge for water! The heck!! Tap water! They charge $1. Bring your own water. We got our food quickly. The food was good, but I have tasted better. But dang..this water charge is turning me off like crazy. Sorry, idk if would come back here again. This place is huge. Good place for large group. Which is why we came here after our hike.

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    Does Pearl Bay honor Yelp reservations? Do I need to call the restaurant to verify?

    What time is the dim sum carts till on sundays?

    No more carts. You get a menu and you can select whatever you want and then they'll bring it out to your table as it's ready

    As of this writing (12/30/24) do they serve dim sum on carts? If so, is it for lunch or dinner or both? Thx

    They don't do it anymore. You have to order the fimsum from the the paper menu and yhry will bring your order yo you. Dimsum only at lunch.

    Will you be open for dinner on Friday after Thanksgiving?

    Yes, we open 365 days 👏👏

    Do they serve dim sum for dinner?

    No! Only lunch

    Does Bay Pearl have dim sum on carts on the weekend?

    Pearl Bay doesn't have carts. Weekend or weekday, carts are long gone.

    Di tou dim sum for dinner?

    No, only for lunch

    Does Pearl Bay still have traditional carts for dim sum, or is it menu only?

    You have to mark the menu with your choices, but you can also add more to your order later if you want

    Where did they get that massive tv screen?

    best buy

    Do they sell beer and wine?

    Yes. I saw tables with wine bottles on them.

    I understand the dim-sum place charge for tea. But since when do they charge for water too ? There's $2 charge per person for water?

    I agree. Charging $ for water too. Ridiculous!!

    Are the dim sum same with the one in San Leandro? How do they compare with Fusion Delight?

    Same owner as San Leandro, but a little pricier, just a grade below fusion delight. Hope this helps.

    Dim sum is served daily?

    yes

    Are there any Outdoor seating?

    No, they do not have any outdoor seating available here.

    Do you use MSG when you cook? I am allergic to MSG but ok with chicken bouillon powder.

    Panda Express add no MSG . Even Campbell soup add MSG . All instant ramen contain MSG . I am allergic to MSG too as long as chefs / cooks not adding MSG as if salt or sugar powder , I can tolerate a bit .

    Can you order dim sum to go?

    Yes

    ASian pearl is now Pearl Bay? Isnt this the same restaurant?

    Pretty much the same setup; the ownership is changed.

    Is the restaurant taking phone orders?

    Yes

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    A Plus HK Style Cafe - Ham and egg sandwich with fries

    A Plus HK Style Cafe

    3.4(473 reviews)
    2.5 mi
    $$

    Food: Happy Hour till 12AM; very nice option for after a long overtime in the end of the day. They…read moreoffer mini size (half of regular portion), yet still pretty filling for female. We got the cheese backed fish rice and black pepper beef stir fried noodles. The flavors are really good! Ambiance: family style and casual Service: owner is super efficient and friendly! Very helpful even at their busy hours. Bring cash to save 3% credit card fee! They no require tips!

    I randomly decided to eat lunch here and the food quality was really bad/definitely not fresh. I…read morethink they don't like to do dishes because everything is served in a to-go container even if you're dining in. Plastic forks and knives and spoons as well. I ordered the Baked Porkchop Over Rice and Salt & Pepper Chicken Wings. The wings were crispy but they tasted a little off and kinda old. This already sounds pretty bad but it gets worse. Let's talk about this Porkchop dish. I can say this with absolute confidence: this dish was pre-made and reheated. My first bite was abysmal. The pork tastes old and the tomato sauce tastes like plastic. I was wondering how I was gonna cut the porkchop with the plastic knife but the pork chop they gave me was so thin that it didn't matter. Once I cut it and checked the middle of the meat I can see it was dark brownish (not how a fresh porkchop should look). The portion was also pretty bad cuz it was served in a go-to tin. I only came here because there used to be another location next to De Anza College but everything here was way worse and I won't be coming back again.

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    A Plus HK Style Cafe - Baked spaghetti

    Baked spaghetti

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    Gourmet House - 1.3.23 Steamed lava bun

    Gourmet House

    3.3(262 reviews)
    2.6 mi
    $$

    I wanted to take a friend out for her birthday and she picked this place. I'm glad she did because…read morethe food is fabulous. I had been here before, a few years back and I was glad to be back. We went on a Friday afternoon and the place was almost full at 12pm, they seem to be short staffed so it took a few minutes to place our order but the food came out really quickly. We ordered a variety of Dim Sum as well as chicken fried rice. The Dim Sum was hot and tasty, you could tell how fresh it was because the individual items were sticking to the wrapper they came in. The buns were flavorful and the skin was not too thick, in fact it was a good as the filing. The presentation is beautiful as well. The rice is a bit expensive at $18:95 but they serve a very large plate of it. They serve tea as well which is $1/person, it's hot and steaming and pairs just right with the food. They also have a variety of packaged items for sale - oranges, dried meat etc. The place is located in large outdoor mall area with plenty of parking but I can see how parking will get difficult during the weekend, especially since it is next to a Japanese grocery store. We were seated at a large round table and others were seated with us as well. You just have to share the space. Its loud and noisy but not obnoxious. Lots of families and locals. I would highly recommend this place!

    Dim sum is pretty good. 4 star experience if you get only dim sum. Also, bao and Peking duck bao…read morevery good. Desert was actual dessert sweet water with fiji berries, eggs, and more, not just the red bean usual. Veggies were good. Abalone and tender greens were sweet and crunchy, beef was stir fried well. Cooked dishes as part of the 10 person set meal bring it down a lot. Hainan chicken was soft like an inorganic chicken (went mostly untouched), lobster was not fresh, and e fu noodles were inedible mush. Sea bass was alright, oil it was fried in tasted a little old.

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    Gourmet House - Egg lava bun. First time I've seen it in this color scheme. Beautiful and DEEEELicious?!

    Egg lava bun. First time I've seen it in this color scheme. Beautiful and DEEEELicious?!

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    Fong Kee Clay Pot - Chinese Sausage w. Pork Spareribs Rice Casserole

    Fong Kee Clay Pot

    4.1(277 reviews)
    6.7 mi
    $$
    Family-owned & operated
    Minority-owned & operated

    *********************3.5 stars*******************…read more Today we stopped by for my friend's birthday lunch. Of all places, I don't know why she picked Fong Kee Clay Pot. Several months ago, I visited Fong Kee Clay Pot with a different friend who gave it rave reviews. The food isn't gross, but it's something I can make myself. Cook some meat and rice, and throw it in a clay pot. Although I didn't want to come here, the rest of my friends were excited to try this place. I kept my mouth shut and didn't express my opinion. Maybe I should have spoken up because everyone was underwhelmed by what we ordered. My food was bland and needed more flavor, but I wasn't sure what to add to make it more flavorful. What I shared with my husband: Preserved egg and chicken porridge with a Chinese donut Chinese sausage w/ salted fish I was disappointed by the amount of salted fish in my bowl. I found a few sheer pieces of basically nonexistent fish in my fish. It takes less than two dollars to make this dish, so I have no idea why a bowl of rice costs $17. I love preserved egg and chicken porridge, but this one lacked sodium and preserved duck egg flavor. My guess is that they made plain porridge and dumped chicken and preserved egg into it instead of cooking it on a slow simmer. My friend had to send her dish back because she found a hair in her food. Cons: Bland dishes Expensive dishes for what you actually get Pros: Prompt and good service for a party of 7. The next time a friend suggests Clay Pot, I will suggest a better alternative and spare us disappointment.

    Not cheap, but tasty. We don't make clay pot at home, so it's nice once in a while…read more As someone who doesn't like beef, I liked the chicken and mushroom. The pork spareibs dont get cooked long enough, and their flavor doesnt seep into the rice as much. Their ong choy was also tasty with nice wok hei, but was about $15 for not a larger portion. Nice service, usually has tables open and plaza usually has at least some parking.

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    Fong Kee Clay Pot - Chinese Saudage with Eel

    Chinese Saudage with Eel

    Fong Kee Clay Pot - Golden crispy rice, so yummy!!

    Golden crispy rice, so yummy!!

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    Local Cafe - S5. Hot & Sour Soup 酸辣湯

    Local Cafe

    3.3(273 reviews)
    0.0 mi
    $$

    Lowkey a hidden gem in a plaza full of other Asian restaurants haha. Such a good deal with HUGE…read moreportions. I had no problem with the service or anything really. The food was delicious (definitely ordered way too much), the service was great, and the atmosphere was comforting! We ordered the chicken herbal soup that was bigger than my head. I think it was ~$30 for the small but it could definitely last me a whole week. All the dishes, especially the braised beef, were flavorful and well cooked (very tender). I also ordered a HK milk tea, which was delicious! Perfect balance of sweetness. I'd definitely come back to enjoy another meal and some beer next time!

    I have a vested interest in this place because my parents really like coming here and would be…read moredevastated if it were to peace out. The decorations are kinda fun--I like attempting to read all the signs (and having my dad correct me) in Chinese. Their prices are very fair and their portions are generous! Their lunch special is pretty awesome too--$10.99 for 2 entrees but you'll want to come by earlier than 12:30 or there might not be too much left. Most recently, we've tried their hainan chicken, sesame chicken, roast duck. (It comes with a drink, so I usually get the milk tea!) If you dine in, there's also free soup available. Their dinner specials are great too (we came earlier in the year for my dad's birthday!). Service is pretty quick! Looking forward to being back!

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    Local Cafe - S5. Hot & Sour Soup

    S5. Hot & Sour Soup

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    Yin Ji Chang Fen - Chinese Sausage And Cured Meat Steamed Rice

    Yin Ji Chang Fen

    4.2(554 reviews)
    4.7 mi
    $$

    Super delicious congee and rice noodle rolls, and best part, they're reasonably priced. After…read morereading Yelp reviews about how busy they get, we came right when the restaurant opened and got a table immediately. It's a good thing we did because the restaurant filled up completely 5 minutes after ordering. The inside of the restaurant is clean and modern, they have some art up on the wall that was cool to look at. The food was definitely the star though. We tried the BBQ pork and shrimp noodle rolls. Both were really good but my favorite was still the shrimp. I loved the veggies in the roll too. They can be a bit hard to pick up and eat because they're massive and cut into thirds. Other than that, the rice noodles are thin and silky and hold the sauce nicely. The sauce is also delicious. We also ordered the fish congee which was simple but comforting. It comes out PIPING hot so don't burn your tongue. Fish was tender and flavorful. Overall no complaints and the service was quick. Highly recommend!

    Delicious food, kind service, and calming ambiance…read more Ordered wonton mein, fish jook, taro dumplings and bbq pork chang fen. Enjoyed wonton, jook and chang fen the best. Chang fen was silky, smooth and full of lean slices of pork. Taro root dumpling was delicate and fell apart as soon as we attempted to put it on our plates. Flavor was not what I anticipated. Look forward to returning for more chang fen.

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    Yin Ji Chang Fen - Inside seating

    Inside seating

    Yin Ji Chang Fen - Fried dough in rice paper, Shrimp rice roll

    Fried dough in rice paper, Shrimp rice roll

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    EE Home Cooking - honey walnut prawn

    EE Home Cooking

    4.3(166 reviews)
    3.6 mi
    $$

    I've tried this place about once in the past 4 years, when I was working close by. Our boss had…read morebought food from here to go. I decided to stop by again after a long while, and had never actually been inside. It's a small place but you get 10% off with a to go order. I was trying to get here fast since they close at 2-2:30. Thankfully I made it in and the lady who I'm guessing is the owner is very nice and friendly. There were no other guests when I went. I decided on chicken chow mein and some egg rolls. Both are really good and big portions! I would definitely be back:

    This business is often missed on Mission Blvd. because of how hidden it is -- but I would say this…read moreis one of the MANY hidden gems of Fremont by far. EE Home Cooking whips up the most authentic southern style family dishes, ranging anywhere from veggies, to noodles, and more. They are a hole in a wall and is a restaurant that's quite convenient for the students at Ohlone to go to (due to its close proximity of the school). The owner and the chef are very nice, and they even give you 10% off the order if you do takeout! Talk about AMAZING. The sit-in dining experience was nothing short of the AMAZING time my family and I had there, as the hospitality was very generous and so was the ambiance as well. I will say that there are limited amounts of space, but as soon as you strike up a conversation with the owner, she will make you feel like home. The food portions were a little bit on the smaller side, given the storefront and how small it is, so I found it a little surprising. But the dishes we got tasted super fresh and made with the heart. This place is definitely not to be missed upon -- but definitely worth the time to visit and support such a local business!

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    EE Home Cooking - Chinese New Year decor

    Chinese New Year decor

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    Mapo Tofu with Minced Beef Plate (Lunch special)

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