There food is great, service is perfect. Their servers are nice and kind. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Ambiance pretty Chinese mood.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more

I was first introduced to the dim sum experience here by my daughter and the family of one of her high school friends several years ago. The controlled chaos of servers with carts constantly bringing interesting dishes to your table is a bit overwhelming at first, but once you start to understand the flow, it's actually a lot of fun...and the food is great too! In a pandemic world, you can't enjoy that experience, but you can still enjoy the great food, so we ordered takeout to help support this business to demonstrate our appreciation. Here's what we ordered: Shiu Mai Baked BBQ Pork Buns Steamed BBQ Pork Buns Steamed Small Pork Dumplings Pan Fried Dumplings Spring Rolls Crab Rangoon Shrimp Kau If you ask me to identify which item is which in the picture I posted I will fail miserably, but i can assure you that it was all delicious! This may also seem like a long list of items for three people, but the portions are all small, so you can try a lot of different things, which is part of the fun. The price is also very reasonable for the quality and amount of food provided. The carry out experience was also well done. We ordered online from their easy to use website and when I arrived for pickup I was impressed by the table they had set up with numbered "lanes" for each customer's order. While we look forward to the day when we can return to the dim sum experience in person, the carry out approach was a great reminder of how enjoyable this place is. read more

Shangri-La - Dinner for 3! - Dim Sum Near Me - West Bloomfield, Michigan

Shangri-La is our family's favorite. Background - my mom's side is Chinese, and it's hard for us to find good Chinese food in the area without compromising quality. We used to be Peking House regulars for YEARS until they sadly closed. Shangri-La gets the job done and satisfies those cravings. I understand people have different expectations when it comes to Chinese food, but you should give this a try, especially for Dim Sum. They have a great Dim Sum selection, and it is served all week long - not just on weekends! The Baked BBQ Buns (Bao) are my FAVORITE, and it reminds me of the ones my grandma would make. We tend to stick to the favorites: General Tso's, Pan Fried Egg Noodles, Sweet and Sour Pork. They have a dish which I believe is called Beef with Special Sauce, and it's fantastic. It's almost like a bbq sauce with tender beef topped with onions. A new regular for us! It gets really busy on the weekends so pack your patience and enjoy! read more

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It seems like there are limited dim sum options in the area. Apparently I may have been here 20 years ago and it's still here so that is saying something, what that is I am not exactly sure. We came for lunch to celebrate my sister's birthday and ordered several items. We got shrimp hargow, shrimp roll, pan fried chive pancakes, dim sum noodles, deep fried quail, deep fried seafood combination, beef tripe, durian custard cake, deep fried shrimp balls, stuffed eggplant, steamed pork dumpling, and other dumplings. All was decent and hard to compare coming from Chicago and having been to Hong Kong before where those places were excellent. They never came out with my chicken feet so we just cancelled and removed from our order. I think they were not prepared for how busy it was this Friday as they are used to that for the weekend Saturday and Sunday dates usually being the case. read more

Shangri-La - Signage - Dim Sum Near Me - West Bloomfield, Michigan

Wonderful fresh food. Extensive menu. Great service . [[HIGHLIGHT]]Great place for a nice dining experience.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]Not noisy.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more

Shan·​gri-la shaŋ-gri-lä : a remote beautiful imaginary place where life approaches perfection : utopia. : a remote usually idyllic hideaway Nice name. From the decor, it's a Chinese restaurant. They serve some really odd things. They have your traditional Chinese dishes and some extra. i.e. Korean bbq. The positive,I had the Szechuan Chicken and Beef. Both were decent. Other items were good too. The negative, oddly, no pre meal. Like egg drop soup which are served for free if you order a meal. This is customary. Not here. And the high price. Also, small portions. You expect a lot of portions at a Chinese restaurant, but not here. Recommend read more

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Overall, I love that this place Is open late and offers a great variety from dim sum to main Chinese entries. It gets busy at times and service could be hit or miss. Though, lately I've seen improvements. I wish more places in the area would operate late. Overall, definitely recommend, especially if you're looking for a late night meal. read more

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This restaurant is inside of a mall. The bathrooms are by the front door. Dim sum cart is mostly pork, beef, pig feet, soup dim sum, more pork, pork and shrimp. I decided to try one shrimp, mostly for my husband, it comes with the rice paper. Our waitress was somewhat quiet, spoke to me in a mix of Chinese and English, I told her I don't speak. She seemed unhappy with this news. She wasn't happy about our mention of the shell or hard stuff on the scallops. She was slow to check on us and to come by so we could ask for our bill later. She was only quick to bring our food when it was ready at least. The rice balls were hot and absolutely, chewy and sweet from the the red beans. I could eat an entire meal of the sesame balls. The shrimp dim sum was tasty, though the shrimp fell out of the dumpling casing. We ordered the sautéed scallops with spicy chili, extra spicy and the stir fried large pea pod leads with the minced garlic. They are generous with their scallops, they are big and there were about 11 of them. The scallops are gritty as there were pieces of the shells on some of the pieces however. My husband keeps spitting out little pieces of the shell out of his mouth from the one bite. We were afraid to tell them there were pieces of shells in the scallops. My husband refused to eat anymore and I was afraid to bite into a piece that might crack my tooth. The waitress told me there's no shells, scallops come out of shells. I have seen them before, they have a definite shell that they come from. They explained it's the side muscles of the scallops. Either way I don't think it's normal to eat the side muscles at all. It's the adductor muscle of the scallops that's edible. I got more sesame balls and one more to go. The stir fried pea pod leaves are good at least, even better with the chili. I was lucky saved by the sesame balls. Left with 2 orders of sesame balls. The waitress commented that I really like them, I said I do. I could live on their sesame balls. read more

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Okay. Now I've been there twice for dim sum. Once towards the end of service. Once at the beginning. It makes me wonder when on Saturday does Shangri-La really pick up? Because when we arrived after 1pm, the front was jammed, and we were tucked away in the back room. Carts were winding down, and that was okay, especially since the staff was more than happy to take orders for items we wanted. The kitchen even made something freshly for us. That was pretty sweet. But then when we arrived before noon on a different Saturday, the place wasn't quite deserted, but we were able to walk right in. Carts were circulating around and around without any takers, and some items had been sitting around a little too long. Knowing how to time dim sum visits is a very important skill. The best time to arrive is just before peak hours. That way you get convenient seating, and the best food, provided you slow roll your ordering. But that's another story. The highlight of my most recent trip was the silky tofu pudding! It's so much better than the spot closer to home in Ypsi. What makes it different are large, tender curds that are as light as clouds. It's tempting to just bite the bullet and make the drive. Especially because the BBQ pork filling in the steamed and baked buns is so succulent and tender too. That said, I prefer the steamed over the baked at Shangri-La based on the tenderness of the dough and the ratio of filling. But not everything is sunshine and roses. The har gow I had were tragic. They had been stuck on the steam cart for far too long and the wrappers had turned to mush. My son's zhaliang was also underwhelming on several fronts. From the gritty rice noodle, to the exceedingly hard fried cruller, to an unusual take on the sweetened soy sauce. When this dish is good, the kiddo can wolf down two plates of the stuff. However, in this case, I had to help him finish the order. Which, ultimately brings me to the same dim sum conclusion as usual. Almost every dim sum parlor has dishes they do well, and dishes that should be avoided. The secret to success is learning which are which. - Five star tofu pudding! - Four star steamed pork buns and sticky rice. - Three star baked pork buns and zhaliang. - Two star har gow. Now I have to return with my shrimp loving daughter to try a bunch of different items. Or maybe, I can schedule an outing with a contingent of other Yelpers and we can eat ourselves silly. That would be rad. read more

food is pretty good, the service is kinda bad top to bottoms - feels like we're bothering them by being there ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Fantastic dim sum with lots of options! Customer service is also top notch for a restaurant at this caliber. The food came out instantly and started to flow in as we ate; especially the special dishes like the roast duck and lobster. I was quite impressed! This place is quality for sure! read more

Incredibly kind and helpful staff. Service is speedy and food is delicious! Not many dim sum places in the area so we're happy to have found them. read more

Trust TikTok?......Maybe not...... The restaurant was viewed as "Best Chinese Restaurant in the area" on TikTok The restaurant is located within a strip mall/mall very clean mall as I can see... you must walk through the restaurant doors it's not open to the mall. Once inside the overall restaurant look clean and had matching decor nothing mixed like some Chinese Restaurants. The staff were friendly and greeted promptly and taken to our booth and requested if we wanted Tea. The tea was nice, no waters we had to request them. I ordered the Pepper Steak White Rice Combo comes with Soup and Egg-roll. The soup was delicious, the egg-roll was ok lots of veggies no meat. The Pepper Steak was good but would have enjoyed it more if had a bit more flavor the sauce was good and the veggies were also nice. As always never enough meat.... Overall May 5/6 pieces of thinly sliced beef My GF said her dish was good but wouldn't order again. They also came around with a cart to see if we wanted any dim sum which we passed on. TikTok best?.... No.... A good place in the area sure I'd go back and check out another dish read more

We ordered some classic dim sum dishes and the experience was pleasant. They have around 40 dim sum options, but it is not the rolling carts style Dimsum if that is what you are looking for. The food came very fast. The service was okay. The Chinese broccoli we order is around $15, which seems very overpriced for a vege dish. The rest of the dimsum is $4.95 each. The taste is pretty descent according to my Cantonese friend. There isn't anything surprising with the taste. read more

Shangri-La - Congee with Meat and Peanut - Dim Sum Near Me - West Bloomfield, Michigan

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Happy to see a dim sum place with carts in Michigan! I came to visit family up here and we decided to get some brunch. We made reservations since it can get super busy on the weekends, especially Sundays. First off the bat, we were greeted by staff with a warm welcome. We sat down and the carts start swarming -- in less than a minute our table was covered with small plates! Very pleased with the service as the restaurant was pretty packed. We ordered our typical dim sum favorites: Crystal shrimp ball, chicken feet, shrimp cheong fun, shumai, fried dumpling, radish cake, taro pastry, fried shrimp roll, sticky rice. My favorite dim sum dish is the shrimp cheong fun but their sauce wasn't right, too similar to soy sauce. It should be lighter and sweeter. I'd say the food was decent but on the greasier side. Definitely order some tea to help with that. I'd recommend ordering my family's favorite -- combination of chrysanthemum (菊花 -- júhuā) and Pu'er tea. (普洱 -- pu-erh). Pu'er tea is a fermented black tea which has cleansing benefits and helps with digestion. Overall, I was fairly satisfied with the food given that there isn't much of a Chinese community in Michigan. Will happily come back here when I'm in town! read more

Shangri-La - We couldn't wait to dig in - Dim Sum Near Me - West Bloomfield, Michigan

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I know many like this place, but not me. I've been there twice, and it is the least welcoming Chinese restaurant in the area. The food was uninspiring, nearly flavorless, and the service was chilly, if efficient. [[HIGHLIGHT]]And the lighting is so harsh! It's like a diner.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Not going back a third time. read more

As a child we used to cross the boarder to Canada to have good dim sum. I was craving a fun dim sum experience and I finally made it over here for lunch. It was tasty and a lot of fun. Even though I grew up eating this food, I am not an expert at the names of each item. But I liked how they only had a couple of carts, that way, you could see the entire selection and decide what you wanted instead of waiting for each cart to come around, especially since I was pretty hungry. I also love bite size food that is sharable. It is enjoyable to get a lot of little items for the table. The sticky rice was very good. It seemed to have sausage and other types of meat inside. The egg tart was silky, smooth, and creamy, very good. I loved the sesame balls, they seemed to have a peanuty center, not sure if it was peanut and red bean, but I could eat them all day. The baby octopus was in a delicious curry sauce. The pork buns were nice, you can never go wrong with those. The shumai and other dumplings were delicious, including the one with shrimp and corn. This is definitely not for the picky eater, but there were tons of good choices. I am eager to come back and sample the cart with the buns, I got carried away with the first cart with the dumplings. This is not a cheap experience. The plates can add up really fast, but a must do for people who love this cuisine. If you are craving dim sum, make sure you look at the hours they are serving it so you are not disappointed, it is only for lunch and late night snack. read more

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My office staff and I ordered dim sum from them. We all agreed that the food was very good.

Believe it or not, after many many decades on this planet, having been to seven continents so far, and visited over 60 countries, I have not had Dim Sum! Of course I know what it is and basically how it works. But our normal meal at a Chinese restaurant consists of an appetizer (usually Potstickers) and/or Soup (Sizzling Rice) and two entrees (or one to split)! At its core, Dim Sum is Chinese Tapas or equivalent to sitting at a Sushi Bar, ordering by the piece, and eating until you just can't eat any more; if you have self control, you would stop before you reach that point! The other parts of this system are the server and the score keeper. While a good Sushi Chef can make and serve Sushi while mentally keeping each person's tab in their head, here they place a scorecard on your table and add to it as plates and dishes are selected from the carts circulating around the room...think buffet with delivery or meals on wheels and you get the idea. Our friends invited us to join them here for Dim Sum and, since they were very experienced with Dim Sum, we could avoid making rookie mistakes so we quickly agreed. All I can say after this experience is that everything we tried was delicious and the service was steady and friendly. I particularly liked the many varieties of Dumplings, Stuffed Buns (the food), and the thin Noodles that reminded me of Singapore Noodles or Yakisoba. We also liked the mini Egg Custards that were tasty but not overly sweet! While the cost can add up if you show up really hungry, your destiny is really under your control. If you are out for an occasional spurge to celebrate something (promotion, graduation, engagement, divorce) just ignore all the markings on your scorecard. If you are on a budget you might have a light snack beforehand. But either way, you will not be disappointed in the quality and variety of the dishes presented or the service. Oh, and a special mention for serving great quality tea as this is often a weak point for even some top restaurants. read more

Food is good, menu is pretty extensive, but for the price paid the value just isn't there, and then for pickup I'm asked to leave a tip. I think we ended up paying $70 for three average sized dinners. Should be closer to $45. The employees are great, food is good, price is too much. read more

Pretty good authentic chinese food in Detroit area, and they close very very late at night. Appearly they are an award winning Chinese restaurant in the area Good variety of dim sum during lunch and also you can order at night too. Authentic dinner menu with fresh seafood and roast/bbq meat. All the food I order is fresh and not reheated as far as I can tell. Con: good amount of msg in food that will make you sleepy read more

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We went there recently and the dim sum is great. Is probably one of the best places in the Detroit Metro area.

We used to love this place. We went today and the service was horrible, we waited a while for drinks and we had 3 servers come by and ask us what we want to drink. No communication amongst staff. Then they also had missing dishes that were still on the menu which we used to get but now they said no longer exist. AND THE BIGGEST PART, I usually tip a decent amount but this time because of service I gave a much lower tip than usual. They came back to my table after we paid and said that because of COVID they now have a mandatory 15% tipping (there was only 3 of us dining in)... They just lost a customer because they don't want to pay their waiters themselves... read more

I love Dim Sum! It's a great hang over food or whenever food. This place has been a staple for me for at least 20 years. It's good, it healthy and they have late hours. It isn't fancy but that's okay with me. Just the basics in terms of feng shui. Not a total experience but a good food experience. read more

Shangri-La - Brunch - Dim Sum Near Me - West Bloomfield, Michigan

First, I was raised in a Chinese restaurant in Ann Arbor, so I know my stuff. Second, this place is mediocre at best. The dim sum leaves much to be desired. The dim sum menu is small, and so are the portions compared to price. The regular menu is wayyyy overpriced. I know inflation is high, but $22 for a dinner combination of sweet and sour chicken is ridiculous. The service was fine, and our server had the usual bland Chinese personality. The food was bland as was the service. read more

I am soooo happy! I grew up in china town Los Angeles and have been living in Nashville with almost no Asian food for years. Shangri-la has taken me back home with authentic flavors and amazing service. If you love domain this is your spot. If you have never tried it this is where to begin because you will fall in love with the flavors right away. Food came out within moments of ordering and all was delicious. read more

Shangri-La - a variety of dishes on a table - Dim Sum Near Me - West Bloomfield, Michigan

Typical dim sum restaurant near Pontiac. The menu was good and offered all your staple recipes from hargow to egg drop soup and sweet and sour pineapple chicken. We ordered all of the above mentioned things. My friend was fond of the egg drop soup but I didn't taste it. I left satisfied and full with leftovers for our hotel. The staff were polite and friendly too. read more

Wow... it's been 8 years since my last visit! Stopped by with family on Forth of July for some dim sum! We got there before 11am (they opened at 10am on 4th of July) and got seated right away. If this is your first time for dim sum, the experience can be overwhelming... and frankly speaking, I was overwhelmed even though I was here before... and right after being seated, they ask you want you want to drink and then the carts start appearing at your table and they start asking you what if you want anything on the cart. This is when you say no, ask the for dim sum menu and study your options. Why? The carts are limited in what they carry... so if you want something and they don't have it, you can order it and they will bring it to you. This is the mistake we made... 1) we were hungry, so when the carts came by we got stuff left and right and 2) we were not prepared - we didn't know the process. So after you review the menu and decide what you want to get, as the cart comes by, ask for the items you want; if they don't have the item you want, tell them you and they will get grab some for you. The reason why I left it at 3 stars was due to the service... of all the folks working there, this one lady looked pissed off and ready to take it out on the customers. I just happened to ask for some sauce and when she brought it, she dropped the bowl on the table, but it was more of throwing it down on the table. Yeah, I avoided her thereafter. As for the dim sum itself, it was good. The only issue for me is that it's an hour away, but I guess that's a good thing, otherwise I would be going there everyday! Minus the hiccup with the angry waitress, decent visit after 8 hear hiatus!! Watch out for the road constructions and that roundabout! Enjoy! read more

I found the dim sum here to be top notch, and the staff is very friendly. I've been twice already and I am sure this will continue to be on the top 10 favorite local spots for me. read more

Very run-of-the mill average dim sum place. Everything was tasty, but nothing stood out from other places I have been to. I enjoy the cart-style service, but sometimes, it's difficult to find what you want and sometimes you can get skipped over depending on seating. They also had a special durian puff that was hot and very unique. read more

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This is one of our regular spots. We come here for all kinds of celebrations, after sports events and random Friday night's. I also love to carry out their sizzling rice soup, as a cure for whatever ails you. We have been coming here for so long that some of the waiters remember my son from birth. He is eleven now. This is also the only good place for authentic dim sum in Metro Detroit. Dim sum is a style of Chinese cuisine prepared as small bite-sized portions of food served in small steamer baskets or on small plates. Dim sum dishes are usually served with tea, and together form a full tea brunch. If you like adventure like my husband, he swears they have delicious chicken feet and intestines. The rest of us prefer the pineapple and pork buns, various dumplings, broccoli in wine sauce and many more dishes. If you have to pick just one dish to try, ask them for an order of fried peapod leaves with a side of white rice. Give this place a try, you won't regret it. read more

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Hooray for authentic dim sum! If you're looking for it, look no further than Shangri-La! They know dim sum. Get in and get seated right away. Then get fed right away! For those that have never had dim sum - dim sum is a style of Chinese food that is prepared as snack-sized portions, usually in steamers or on small plates. It's perfect for people like me that love to eat but want to try some of everything! It's a great way to share dishes without having to buy a full size of anything. They have the traditional dim sum carts that they push around with freshly prepared dishes. You pick what you want and get served right away! It's amazing. Here at Shangri-La, they have various authentic dim sum options which is nice for families that are used to eating dim sum. The main reason they lost that last star from me is that when they run out of a dish, it takes them quite a while to make new ones (i.e. I waited close to 20 minutes for 4 dumplings). However, I always enjoy my experience here. My favorites are the buns and dumplings. For those that are newer to dim sum, there are more mild options to start with such as the barbecue pork buns, shrimp balls, and even some of the sweets! For the more seasoned dim sum goers, they have chicken feet and pretty good fried taro balls! read more

Shangri-La - Dim Sum Near Me - West Bloomfield, Michigan

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I love the variety of food that Shangri-La has on their international menu. However, it's just a remarkable the difference when you eat there vs. takeout. you don't get nearly as much food with carry out. You don't get a complementary soup and I ordeted egg foo young this last time Rice was meh. And gravy was not savory. Just kind of meh. I'll order the beef and broccoli next time. I k ow I love that and all the dim sum with plum wine! read more

Decent dim sum served early on weekends and late night all week! Do try their traditional Cantonese meals also they have such a wide array to choose drom most I've tried I have liked or loved! Service is the usual Chinese type where it's cordial but brisk and very buisness like(sum may think rude but it's jus the way it is) as long as the food keeps being Delicious I'll be coming back! Side note this buisness is located INSIDE the mall. read more

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We used to come here for dim sum often on Sundays. Lately, we have not enjoyed our visits as much as in the past. In the past, we would order from the carts that would come by. Now, there are no carts and you must order off the menu. For those of us who are not Asian, a visual is very important in trying new items. The server, who is pleasant enough, seems more concerned that they are "very busy" and wants us to order only "one time" rather than again and again. The romance of this place has faded for us. Today, we ordered several dumpling choices and a noodle dish. They were fine but the calamari, which was fried, was nearly inedible (cooked too long, was too crispy and far too dry). We should have actually sent it back, but we did not. Further, they added the tip to our bill (there were only four of us, not 6 or 8 as is customary at other restaurants). I found this to be disappointing. We always tip at least 20% and often more. I really feel bad rating this one time favorite dining spot for our group so low as we have such fond memories of the traditional way of serving dim sum with the carts, but I just cannot, in good conscience, rate them any higher. If this had been the first time we were disappointed, that would have been one thing. But it has happened too often. It's really the ambience we miss most. We'll still come back but not as often. It's just not the same welcoming place we enjoyed so much in years past. read more

I had two recent and horrible experiences here within the past 3 months. The first was a carry out order and the second was a dine in experience. Now I have been eating Dim sum my whole life and it's one of my favorite foods. I trade off from going to Golden harvest in Warren or here. On the carry out day I ordered dim sum online (around 1:30) to be picked up at 4:15. When I arrived around 4 my food was already sitting on the table waiting for me, normally I would be happy but I just knew it probably have been sitting since I placed the order. How do I know? When I pick it up and open the bag to check the food EVERYTHING was cold. Not cold from sitting for a few minutes, cold from sitting for hours. My "fried" dim sum items were re-fried from older dim sum. Definitely not suitable since I wanted it fresh and nothing was. I also noted in the comments that I would like napkins, chopsticks, plum sauce and chili oil. I only received one chopstick for an order that was over $130 worth of dim sum and none of the sauce I asked for. I asked again and the lady had an attitude yelling at me telling me she put it in the bag, I told her she did not as I was taking every food item out to show her that she didn't. She walked away saying something in Chinese and no I could not understand her, but I knew she was talking about me. Now I live far, 45 minutes to drive there for cold refried food items and a bad attitude after spending over $130 isn't exactly my idea of where I'm spending my money. The dine in incident goes as follows. I wanted ginger scallion lobster so I called the restaurant to confirm that they had it before I took the 45 min drive there for dinner. (Golden harvest was out of lobster so I called here). My fiance get there and we sit down. The waitress brings over menu and water and I proceeded to ask if they had lobster which she immediately said no. Now what's funny is I just called before walking out the house to prevent this from happening. Now I'm extremely upset because it was just a waste of my time and gas going there, but this wasn't even the best part of the experience. When the waitress told us they had no lobster I told my fiance we were going to go somewhere else to have dinner and for him to move out of the booth; this is where it gets interesting. The waitress proceeded to push my fiance on his shoulder and told him to sit down. I told her please do not touch him and that we were going to go somewhere else because they did not have what I wanted after I called. She still insisted we sit and eat, and I told my fiance to get up and go, she again pushed him on the shoulder to tell him to sit down. Now, this was the second time she did that after I told her not to do that the first time. My poor fiance did not know what to do as he got flustered from me telling him to get up and go and her pushing his shoulder back down making him sit not once but twice!!! Now the bad attitude is one thing but her continuing to put her hands on him is a huge no! No way I'm spending $200 on food when they do not have what I want. Horrible customer service with tiny portions compared to Golden harvest. I will not be back here and I work around the corner. Their customers are also the same customers that I service (I work a half mile away) and I will definitely tell everyone of my experiences here. I will never spend my money here again, rude customer service with even worse attitudes! Do yourself a favor and go somewhere worth eating at that have better customer service. read more

10/10 hands down. Their food is some of the best Asian food I've ever had. Their dim sum was excellent, I loved their egg custard tarts, shu mai, steamed bbq pork buns, and noodle dishes. The group I went with got a variety of dishes so we were able to sample a lot of different things. Their staff was very helpful and polite during our visit. I loved the Asian decorations, it was very beautiful. Definitely returning when I'm in the greater Detroit area. read more

My lunch, crispy lemon chicken, was dry. The lemon sauce was thick and too sweet. It just didn't taste fresh. read more

We used to go to this place a lot for dim sum. Since COVID we've been ordering carryout, and things had been going down hill. Today we ordered three dishes, not only the food are not presentable, the sauce leak all over my car! I feel terrible that Restaurants can't find people to work, but Please, at least change the carryout container if switching the chief is not an option. read more

Shangri-La - Leaked container - Dim Sum Near Me - West Bloomfield, Michigan

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After my 10pm work shift, drove here to try the dimsum special. It was getting late so decided to order takeout. Not a fan of the chicken curry puff. The pan fried pork dumpling was too big that I have to finish it with 3-4 bites. The shrimp kau and rice roll tasted ok. Was advised to call ahead so I don't have to wait for more than 30 minutes. Anyways, everything tasted better with the chili sauce that comes with the order :-) read more

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