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    Sheng Hui Dim Sum

    4.2 (351 reviews)
    ModerateDim Sum
    Closed 8:30 am - 3:30 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Good for kids

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    Raymond G.

    4/25/26 Sheng Hui Dim Sum West Covina, CA...My friends and I came to this tiny but good place to eat late breakfast/early lunch outdoors. We had so many great assorted items that we all shared. Although I enjoyed all, my favorite was the BBQ Pork Sesame Bun! The lady at front counter was so nice! The guy cooking was working really hard. This place usually does mostly to-go orders since it's so small. Come give this place a try!!!

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    Kevin M.

    I drive by this Dim Sum spot often and got a chance to give them a try. The hours are pretty limited so make sure to take a look if you plan of dropping in. The restaurant is pick up and to-go dim sum. They do have a table outside to eat. The staff was welcoming and all smiles. A warm family type of welcome for sure. I ordered my usual favorite items of dim sum, the Shrimp Har-gow and Pork Shumai. It cost me about $10 all together for one order of each. Food was ready in an instance and you're given a side of chili oil. The rest of the condiments are self serve before you go. The dim sum was enjoyable and worth the cost. They are a great option in West Covina for a quick bite and affordable eats. Thanks, Sheng Hui Dim Sum!

    Prayoth P.

    This was my first time here. I found this place via a Google search. I ordered my typical favorites, Har Gow, Pork Shui Mai with Mushroom Roe, steamed chicken feet, Curd Roll, and steamed garlic spare rib. It was a little wait for the food. While waiting, I was thinking that it would suck to wait and then be disappointed by the food. We broke open the food and started eating in the car. BOY, this food did not disappoint! It was piping hot, and the food was delicious. I started to hate Har Gow several years ago, eating at the 99 Ranch and other dim sum places that made it. The Har Gow was stuffed with large shrimp and tasted good. I have come to love Har Gow again, thanks to Sheng Hui. Everything was good and did not disappoint. I will definitely return.

    Chicken feet...also very good
    Melinda L.

    It feels like takeout dim sum places are so hard to find these days, especially when you're outside the heart of SGV or even more inland. But, but, but...Sheng Hui Dim Sum is now my go-to takeout spot whenever I am craving some no-fuss dim sum! On this visit, I came in mid-afternoon, so there was no line here. There was one lady working there and she gave me a sheet of paper to mark the items I wanted. I ordered some Shrimp Dumpling (Ha Gow), the Siu Mai, and of course my favorite...the Chicken Feet. All were incredibly meaty, delicious, and a good price compared to other cafe-style places. Average per dim sum is about $5-$6. So I would say about $15-$17 spent here, or about 3 items (depends what you order...) should be a good meal for ya. Of course bigger orders you will get much more. So as this is a takeout place, there wasn't any seating that I saw inside. You can come in and place your order in-person, or you can phone in your order. I saw the lady take a phone order, so there! lol. This is a street-facing location, but you can park on the street, or park in the lot that's shared with the laundromat that's next door. It can accomodate a few cars, but depends when you come here.

    Bonnie D.

    Was craving dim sum but there aren't that many options around Covina/west Covina. Given it was a weekend, I also did not want to go into a traditional dim sum spot and wait forever for an order so I found Sheng Hui Dim Sum. They are a fast food dim sum spot. Only 1 table outside of the restaurant if you want to eat there. Loved that I was able to order online. It was easy and quick. The restaurant itself was located on the corner of a tiny plaza so be sure to turn into the parking lot before driving to where it is actually directing you to the restaurant. I ordered the typical tripe, turnip/daikon cake, bean curd wrapped in oyster sauce, chicken buns, and shui mai. The only thing that's not too typical for dim sum was curry fish balls. The owner was really nice and possibly promoting her location and she offered me a free order of seaweed shrimp roll. Quality is not bad for a fast spot. My favorite order is probably the curry fish balls and the tripe. The fish balls are a bit spicy, which I love.

    Denise M.

    Love this grab and go Dim Sum location! I have to admit that this particular location went through many changes but so glad this has stayed. This is our go to place when the family craves dim sum and we don't want to take a drive to Monterey Park or Irvine. Everything is delicious and love the fact they have a lot of non-meat items. They are very friendly and quick service. There is no places to eat inside like they used to but we are definitely ok bringing it all Home. They supplied a lot of sauces which was greatly appreciated. Everything was delicious and my all time favorite - sesame red bean ball... yumm!!!

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    Angeli P.

    A little shop on the corner of the street serving some fresh dimsum. Orders range about $4-6 dollars. Everything was hot and fresh! My favorite was their sticky rice steamed in banana leaf and their baos and bun. The service was great, everyone was so nice. Definitely a fast go to place for some quick breakfast. I highly recommend.

    Michelle C.

    Five stars for everything!!! I definitely will come back to get dim sum over there again in West Covina, California when I get the chance to!! Thank you guys so much for everything!!! ^^

    Gary A.

    This place is my go to spot every time I want to serve shumai on parties and family gatherings. No dine-in, just for to go run by hard working, friendly and accommodating individuals (maybe one family?) This is just a hole in a wall type of dim sum place with a counter and open space where see all the food prep but their Shumai is so good, cheaper and huge compared to any dim sum place around the area. Make sure to grab their menu where you can scan a barcode for online order to save time on your next visit. Highly recommended!

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    Do they still offer any breakfast specials that combine porridge or noodle soup with sides like potstickers or chow mein?

    of course NO

    Where can I locate an online menu for take out?

    Check this photo already in Yelp: Check out this photo on Yelp… 

    Is there a vegetarian/vegan option?

    not much, they have some vegetables, some sweet baos and custards and puddings that are vegetarian. probably not vegan though

    Is there really a $38 minimum to use a credit card?

    No. I went last Friday 9/27/19, paid $13.11 with card.

    It this place wheelchair accessible?

    Not really... you can go into the place by wheelchair, but the place is a hole-in-the-wall type of place. It will be tight

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    Came from westminster where the dim sum is severely lacking. Maybe because I'm in a dim sum…read moredessert, seafood cove 2 being the only saving oasis, but ocean bo was wonderful. No frills sit-down restaurant, but no cart ladies either. That's not a drawback though. You can see all the dim sum dishes steamed up behind the counter where they're picking up table orders and fulfilling take out patrons. Service was as expected. You're greeted with curt nod and efficiency, sat as soon as there is a table, and given your order sheet. Raise your hand or call for a server when you're ready because you'll be waiting forever if you expect someone to come check in. If you're hoping for hand-holding, the nearest din tai fung is 6 miles away.

    Ocean Bo is a staple in El Monte and has been around for many years. It's one of those places that…read morealways seems to have a loyal local following. During the day they serve dim sum, and at night they switch over to Cantonese seafood dishes. I've eaten here many times for dim sum. They offer both traditional sit down service and a takeout counter in the front if you're in a hurry. The dim sum is solid and definitely hits the spot. Since I live nearby, it's one of those convenient spots I find myself coming back to. This visit was for dinner. We ordered a fish dish that was pretty interesting (honestly not sure what the exact name was), an oyster omelet, and clams with basil. Everything was tasty and definitely made me go through a couple bowls of rice. One thing I always appreciate is that they still give complimentary dessert at the end of the meal. We got green bean soup and some ma lai gao, which was a nice way to finish dinner. Overall, Ocean Bo is one of those neighborhood gems that has stood the test of time. It may not be the trendiest restaurant around, but it's reliable, serves good Cantonese food, and keeps the locals coming back.

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    平日の11時過ぎ、久しぶり。 席は半分くらい埋まっていた。…read more日本からのお客様を連れて来たら 日本に無いと喜んでいた。 回ってくるワゴンやガヤガヤとした 雰囲気がめずらしかったみたい。 前に来た時よりも、種類が減っていたのか、品数が少なく感じたが 安定の美味しさ。 It was just after 11 AM on a weekday, and it had been a while since I'd been there. About half the seats were occupied. I brought some guests from Japan, and they were delighted, saying it was something they couldn't find in Japan. The rotating carts and the lively atmosphere seemed unusual to them. Compared to my previous visit, there seemed to be fewer varieties, or perhaps fewer items on the menu, but the food was as delicious as ever.

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    Catering service
    Takes reservations

    Went to Happy Harbor around 11:30am on a Sunday and it was definitely busy, but the wait honestly…read morewasn't bad at all. We waited just a few minutes before we got seated. We were placed in the back room, which felt a little more calm compared to the main dining area. Service was good. Our waiter was fast, friendly, and really on top of things, which made a big difference since it was packed. Ordering is simple, they give you a paper menu where you mark what you want and hand it back. We ordered tea for two and picked a bunch of dim sum: jumbo shrimp har gow, shrimp fried wontons, steamed rice noodle roll with shrimp, baked abalone sauce BBQ pork bun, poached Chinese broccoli, and custard egg tarts. Everything came out fresh and hit the spot. The har gow were plump and juicy, the rice noodle rolls were soft and silky, and the BBQ pork buns had that perfect slightly sweet, fluffy texture. The egg tarts were a great finish--warm and flaky. We did end up only getting 5 out of the 6 items we ordered, but honestly we were already pretty full at that point so I didn't feel like making it a big deal. Also... we were so hungry we totally forgot to take pictures of the rest of the food Overall, a good dim sum spot, however I felt like the prices were a bit higher than the other dim some places I usually go to. Busy but efficient, good food, and friendly service. I'd would come back again!

    We received number 85, yet we waited from 12:18 PM until 1:13PM to be seated…read more I can understand that you may prioritize smaller parties of two to four people, and I can accept skipping a few tables when there are legitimate reasons. However, having elderly guests in their 70s and approaching 80 standing for nearly an hour is completely unacceptable. What is even more unacceptable is that people who arrived after us were allowed to walk in and were seated almost immediately, while we continued to wait despite having already received our number. If this is how your waiting system works, then there is clearly a serious problem with how the seating is being managed We also tried to discuss the situation with the staff member, but the staff member's attitude was extremely rude, arrogant, and dismissive. The tone used toward us was completely inappropriate. We were not asking for special treatment--we were simply asking for a fair and reasonable explanation. Especially when dealing with customers who are in their 70s and approaching 80, shouldn't there be at least some patience, basic courtesy, and respect? Expecting elderly guests to stand for nearly an hour and then speaking to them in such a harsh and dismissive manner is simply unacceptable. I strongly suggest that your restaurant have someone experienced in managing seating arrangements and handling large crowds. I understand that today is a busy day, but this is a restaurant that has been operating for many years. A busy day should not be an excuse for poor organization or disrespectful treatment of customers. The way this situation was handled was unacceptable. I hope management will seriously review both your seating procedures and the way your staff communicate with customers, especially elderly guests who have already been waiting for an extended period of time.

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    Town Sent Seafood Restaurant - 7/13/24 Celebrating a milestone bday with auntie -- 75th, fried chicken

    Town Sent Seafood Restaurant

    3.9(669 reviews)
    6.2 mi
    $$

    Came here for dinner today with the family to celebrate my brother's birthday. We wanted to try…read moresomething new without having to go into San Gabriel/Monterey Park. A pretty spacious place with lots of parking. Lots of tables inside with a private room in the back that held about 8 tables or so. The food let's see, let's break it down: Sweet & sour fish - 8/10 nice flavor, wish the fish was a little crispier Shaken beef - 8/10 nice flavor, tender sautee string beans - 8/10 decent salt & pepper squid - 1/10 - no flavor, batter was a little weird crispy chow mein - 1/10 - no flavor honey walnut shrimp - 6/10 not bad but also i've had way better Overall, I think its a decent place for what it is & where it is. Obviously if you go into the San Gabriel area there are way better places. BUT for being in Covina & I think the pricing was decent, it was cool. Service was okay, men only staff apparently. They were attentive, pretty funny too

    Stopped by with my family for my brothers birthday. We were sat towards the back and noticed…read moreseveral sodas already on the table. After we started to skim the menu, I noticed that most of the menu items did not have pricing information clearly displayed. Since we were a large party, we decided to order the dinner package. At least that had a pricing displayed. Once the food arrived, it was extremely bland. Not only that but this was the most I've paid for mid-tier Chinese food in a while. Since when did Chinese food get so pricey? Pan fried noodles were ok, walnut shrimp was good, pork chops were decent but everything else was mid! Oh and those sodas are about $7,xx bux each so stick to hot tea. Also, they wrote in a suggested tip amount and underlined 16% but probably charged the 18%. It's also calculated after tax. It's supposed to be calculated based on pre-tax. I didn't want to fuss over the bill while the server stood over me. This will probably be the last time I step foot in this place. Not worth the price point at all.

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    7/9/23 Lastly, the fried rice

    Sheng Hui Dim Sum - dimsum - Updated September 2026

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