A small dim sum spot in the area. I was craving some dim sum and decided to try this location. I've been to the Chino Hills location and between the two, this location's flavors are much lighter. Think it's to match more of the locals' taste buds. But...that's not to say this is bad thing: the dim sum is good here! I'm more used to the regular dim sum, with that punch of flavor. I had to add my own dipping sauces to make the dim sum pop. I ordered the Shrimp Dumpling, the Shrimp and Chive Dumpling, and the Chicken Feet. They were all good, especially the Chicken Feet. Surprisingly, the owner caught me speaking Cantonese and I went at it with that. Which was very cool. They are bilingual here, so just order like you regularly do. Only thing about this spot are the prices. Most steepest dim sum price I've seen, even compared to L.A. They start at about $7.50 for each dim sum. Quality is good though and portions are pretty good. Parking is open in a shared lot. Come if you're in the area, but if you're looking for the teapot style dim sum restaurant , this is not the place. It's quite small. read more

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Meh. Not the greatest, but also wasn't that terrible. Tried their house special bbq bun, pork/shrimp shumai, fried pork dumplings. They skimped on the meat for the bbq bun, barely anything other than air. The shumai was big, but the meat was very loose. The fried dumplings had a nice crunch, and decent dumplings. This is not your typical traditional Dimsum place, so avoid if that's what you're looking for. read more

I don't usually write reviews but some things like uncleanliness and being unsanitary needs to be addressed. I decided to give this spot a chance and had a craving for some dumplings. So before I walked in to an empty restaurant, I observed a person smoking in front of the restaurant. While I was inside, that person smoking a cigarette comes walking in and assisted me with seating. Without washing his hands, he's touching plates, cups, pouring water and handling silverware and passing it out on my table. Strike one. After ordering a few dumplings and a vegetable plate, his cigarette smoked unwashed hands ended up touching the side of my food while he was serving it. Strike two! (The side his finger touched, I discarded) The lack of care for cleanliness made it difficult to enjoy the meal. I'm sure the dumplings would have tasted fine but I couldn't get myself to eat it. It wasn't like the restaurant was so busy that he didn't have time to wash his hands before serving his customers. There was no one inside! Sorry but this was a no go for me. read more

Tried this place out today on 8/16. First time here didnt know what to expect. Place is small and clean with some seating not allot. Place is understaffed so they are slow to seat and bring food and cash out. Food was good ordered sticky rice with chicken, rice noodles with bbq pork, pork shiu mai, pork ribs and shrimp dumplings. Place packs up fast i went at 11am. The shiu mai, shrimp dumplings and rice noodle with bbq were out favorites the rest was ok. read more

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Dim sum: 4/5 Does the job Shrimp noodle super thick noodle Shomai SOOOOO GOOD Har gow pretty good too Noodle soup: 2/5 Soup bouillon w some msg and pepper Soggy noodles It was good, but not worth it Bok choy in oyster sauce made me sad After it was boiled or steamed water retained and made diluted sauce Ambiance was ok too. Small but clean 3/5 We can hear the music in the back but nothing in the dining area read more

Tasty Dim Sum House - Watery bakchoi - Cantonese Near Me - Anaheim, California

This place satisfies the itch to have dumplings. So delicious and quick service. I personally enjoy the order at the table service read more

This is great tasting dim sum no doubt. Everything was fresh with great flavor. They don't skimp on the meat. And serving size is a bit bigger than other typical dim sum places. The only complaints I had were as follows: they charge 2.50 per white rice bowl- kind of like highway robbery imo. I put my order in at once and the spareribs came out when we were completely done with our meals. I had asked for it midway and they informed me that they were still working on it. Basically we had a taste and then took the rest to go. It would've been nice if it came out with the rest of the meal and if it couldn't, inform us so we can make a decision on whether we still want it or not. And lastly, this is a lot more expensive than other dim sum places. Yes the portions are bigger but I ended up spending almost twice as much here than other dim sum spots (the ones where they push the carts). All in all, would I return? Yes, just be prepared to pay up. read more

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Yummy for my tummy! Love everything I ordered! Happy tummy... :)) If you haven't been here... try them too. read more

Tasty Dim Sum House - Love it! Yummy for me! - Cantonese Near Me - Anaheim, California

This is a HOLE IN THE WALL restaurant. I did not expect much, I was just in the area hungry for anything. However, this place IMPRESSED me. Their shrimp wontons with chili oil are sooo good. Their noodles are not my favorite but their dumplings are so good. The guy who took our order was super helpful!! He also mistaken our order and ended up letting us keep them! read more

Tasty Dim Sum House - Chili Wontons & Thai Tea - Cantonese Near Me - Anaheim, California

This is a dim sum restaurant, but not like other dim sum restaurants and not like a regular restaurant either. It is a very small space, and most of it is taken up by the steaming and cooking of the dim sum. You order on your phone and everything comes out to your table. Everything we got is very fresh and pretty good. Stand outs are the braised chicken feet, ginger tripe, and the EGG TARTS. These egg tarts come out piping hot, and my family fights over them at the table, even though we order extra to take home. read more

Tasty Dim Sum House - chicken feet, ginger tripe, shu mai - Cantonese Near Me - Anaheim, California

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Too expensive now. No longer coming here. Regular 40 50$ meal cost 70 here :( so sad as this is a good location read more

Tucked away in a strip mall and next door to a pho restaurant is this dim sum place. It's a tiny restaurant with a handful of tables. You can order on the kiosk pad or on their website for pickup. I ordered for pickup the shrimp har gow, phoenix claws, spare ribs and rolled noodles (no meat). My total was around $26 which was not bad considering most places seem to be that price range now. Even though I took it home, it was still warm and fresh. It was actually enough for 2 days (for 1 person). I enjoyed everything except the spareribs... it had some orange squash or something like that and I wasn't a fan. read more

Tasty Dim Sum House - Half of my order (har gow, spareribs, phoenix claws, and rolled noodles) which was plenty for my lunch. - Cantonese Near Me - Anaheim, California

We don't really have a solid dim sum spot in the area, so we were excited to try Tasty Dim Sum House as soon as they opened. The space is on the smaller side, and service can slow down when it's busy, especially if there are a few big orders ahead of you. We did takeout and definitely should've ordered ahead, lesson learned. That said, the food was worth the wait. We ordered several dishes and everything was really good. Next time I'd like to dine in and try a few more items, especially the spicy beef and the wonton noodle soup, which looked great. Overall, a much needed dim sum option in the area and one I'm happy to go back to. read more

Tasty Dim Sum House - Cantonese Near Me - Anaheim, California

Got lunch here and it was easy to find parking and seating inside. The dim sum was all very fresh and cooked well! If you're looking for a quick dim sum fix this is a great spot. There was one employee running the front of the restaurant and he was doing a great job taking care of us. The restaurant is clean and quiet with indoor and limited outdoor seating. They utilize a system where you scan the QR code at your table and place your order from your seat. Everything came out quickly! My only problem was with the noodles and broth in the wonton noodle soup - the noodles were overcooked and the broth was quite watery, but the wontons were very delicious. Overall I enjoyed my experience here and will be back for more dim sum! read more

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We really enjoyed the dim sum at Tasty Dim Sum House. At first, we thought it was a little bit pricey in comparison to other spots, but the portion/size of each dish was actually much larger. Every bite was very flavorful and the quality was excellent. High recommend getting the shu mai, shrimp & leek dumpling, and shrimp and scallop dumpling. Super tasty! Another big plus- there wasn't a wait for a table and the staff was very friendly and attentive. read more

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​You should really stop by this dim sum spot! It's right next to the pho restaurant where we grab our lunch. They sell dim sum, and we actually ordered 3 items to go for our next event. ​The shumai is seriously good--and they're a nice, bigger size, too! Plus, the steamed buns with the custard filling are absolutely delicious. ​They do have dine-in seating if you want to eat there, but it seems like most people just order takeout. If you do pop in, check out the nice decorated wall inside! read more

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Tucked in a sparse plaza, this small dim sum place is warm and welcoming, with chairs outside and a "Now Open" sign hanging on top. Seating inside is limited and filled up quickly during lunch, so you might end up eating outdoors in the hot weather if there are no seats available. They have the traditional dim sum menus you fill out with a pen, but there are also QR codes inside that let you order from your phone. **Note: When you walk in, they'll ask if you want water or tea. I thought this meant the tea was complimentary (as it usually is at other Chinese restaurants that ask) but that wasn't the case here, so I was surprised when I saw it on the bill. *Shanghai Soup Dumplings: These come as your standard 4-piece order, each in its own aluminum tartlet pan. The skin is thicker at the bottom and a bit difficult to remove from the pan, so it's easy for the broth to spill out. That said, they had a good amount of meat, which I liked. *Steamed Shrimp Dumplings: I liked these! They were your standard har gow dumplings, and they tasted great. It's my go-to dim sum dumpling to order overall. *Pan-Fried Daikon Cake: These slices were thick and crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, and had nice little chunks of radish throughout. This one was my favorite of the three because I felt it stood out a little more than the rest. Service was attentive and friendly, and I waited about 15 minutes for my three dishes during the lunch rush. Parking is ample, and the food is decent overall. I just wish the tea situation had been communicated more clearly: I should've paid closer attention to my fellow Yelpers' warnings beforehand! read more

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Came here for lunch and food was ok but very pricey compared to other dim sum places. We ordered the shrimp rolls, chicken feet, shu mai, and sticky rice. Each plate was $7+ Food was ordered by scanning a QR code and then brought out. They asked if we wanted tea or water. We did ask for tea and they forgot to bring it out. Water was self serve on the side Shrimp rolls were standard, shu mai was tasty and a bit bigger than other places, sticky rice was a little bland (wouldn't get again), and I didn't try the chicken feet Overall food wasn't bad but wouldn't come back because of the price read more

Just ordered takeout. Ordered the Shrimp Roll and Deep Fried Sesame Balls. Just two items was $15. Cashier said it would take 15 mins and it took exactly 15-17 mins to be done. Very long time for just two items. Shrimp Roll was good quality with big portion of shrimp and thick rice sheets than usual. Sesame ball was good and hot, but I think it's red bean and not mung bean. A place I would order out but not eat there read more

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Great tasting and freshly made dim sum. The portions were big and delicious. You placed the order via a QR code and the food came out in less than 10 minutes. The staff were nice and attentive. The ambiance is casual, bright and airy. Plenty of parking spots out front. read more

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Our family of 5 had lunch here on Saturday. It was great!! Huge selection, large servings and very "tasty" food. It is small and the staff is kept very busy with both seated and take-out customers. They also are serving those customers seated out side. I was impressed with how well run this busy restaurant is. Staff is friendly and responsive if you need something. Price was well worth the meals here and it's on our list for another visit read more

This is probably the best hole in the wall dim sum place in the area. Yeah, it's small but boy is the food delicious. I love dim sum and was a bit sad with how limited the options are out here without having to drive 30+ mins away. I think they could stand to use a bit more help given how busy it looks like it could get. But nonetheless they did a great job getting everything we needed at a reasonable time. I wish i took more pictures but I definitely recommend all your normal dimsum classics. They do it very well here and the portion size is fairly big. read more

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Went with my parents for a Friday lunch and everyone came home satisfied. The store was small but there was enough seating when we arrived. You can buy on the kiosk for To-go orders. We dined in and scanned a QR code to view the menu and order our dishes, so we didn't have to speak to anyone much. The menu was limited, but had your dim sum basics. My dad was disappointed they didn't have tripe, but we still ordered our usual har gow, chicken feet, porridge, and steamed shrimp rice noodle rolls. Their prices were more expensive than your typical dim sum restaurant, but service and food makes up for it. Har gow was a lot bigger than we expected (4 pieces per order), porridge was a solid dish, steamed rice noodle rolls had amazing rice noodle texture - soft with a good chewiness and didn't tear apart easily. The chicken feet was okay. The condiments (soy sauce and a spicy chili mix) on the table were good additions to the dishes! The workers were really attentive, which puts our rating at 5 stars. They refilled our hot tea often, noticed and picked up trash from our tables, and replaced a bowl that we set aside for being a little dirty (without us saying anything!). We to-goed our har gow and they also gave us a large cup to pour our remaining hot tea and bring home. Overall, my asian parents were pleased by the food quality and service. If you aren't looking for a large extensive variety or a fine dining experience... and just solid staple dim sum dishes with silent homey service, then try this place out! read more

Tasty Dim Sum is "tasty". I did takeout. I ordered a variety of dishes and they were all to my liking. Reason for the 4 is The restaurant seating is minimal and has cafeteria/fast food feel. Certainly no carts with food. What they lack in ambiance, they make up for in their food. Service was excellent, friendly and homey. Got the feel of family owned and dedicated to a good product. read more

To get to the point, dim sum wise, I'd give it a range of 2.75 to 3.5 stars. But I'll round the overall experience to 4 stars given that the two guys who were there serving us were definitely above average (better than the service you'd get from place like NBC, Capital, Sam Woo, etc...) One of the guys was very polite or in Cantonese, you could say that he was very hak hey. The place was clean and has plenty of seating for tables of four. It's not huge and they don't have big round tables with lazy Susans for large parties. As for the dim sum, I was pleasantly surprised. It's not the best dim sum and if you compare it to places in SGV or Rowland Heights, it holds its own, maybe slightly below those dim sum standards. But keep in mind that this is a pretty legit dim sum place for being out in the middle of east Anaheim. After being seated, you scan a QR code at the table and order from there. Each item is slightly below $7 per dish. Here are some of the legit options: the best thing was their ngow bak yeep (tripe). The other dishes that were not bad were the ha gow (shrimp dumpling) not bad but not great, siu mai (pork dumpling) was good, spicy wonton (you get 8 and it was pretty filling). The don tot (egg tart) crust was pretty flaky but the custard was lacking a little bit but overall pretty good. The pie gwut (ribs) was meaty and not fatty but lacked black bean and some flavor. The hom siu gok (fried pork dumpling) has a good shell texture but the filling had a flavor that's not quite there. I'd say the worst item was the seaweed wrapped shrimp roll. The fried part wasn't flaky enough, kind of hard. The lemon black tea was okay, maybe lacking some lemon flavor. The bok Choy was okay, nothing fancy. In short, if I'm in the area and wanted a dim sum fix, I'd go back. read more

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Excellent dim sum. Located in an obscure strip mall undergoing renewal. Lots of free parking. This location has been open for 6 months. (Sister location in Chino Hills.) We arrived early, just after opening on a Tuesday morning. Two college-aged couples were already seated and eating. Limited inside dining area. Couple of tables outside. Clean & neat. Excellent, attentive service. Lots of take-out orders were picked up while we were there. We ordered ... #2 Rice Mushroom Shrimp Shui Mai #3 Leek Shrimp Dumpling #5 Steamed BBQ Pork Bun #10 Chicken/Sticky Rice in Lotus Leaf #23 Yu Choy Sum (steamed spinach) #35 Seaweed Shrimp Rice Every dish was delicious. We ordered seconds of #3 & #35. Yummy! Disappointment: BBQ Buns were tasty but smaller than what I've had at other dim sum restaurants. By the end of our meal, new expectant diners waited for available seating. They're pretty busy. Go and enjoy. read more

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Dim Sum in Anaheim Hills? Yes!! I will admit I don't get too adventurous with dim sum, but I know what I like, and what I like is shrimp. I placed an order online for Har Gow (Steam Shrimp Dumplings on the menu), Shrimp Rice Noodle, Leek Shrimp Dumplings, and Garlic Spring Roll - this also has shrimp in it and is fried like an egg roll. My meal was $30 and there was enough leftover to have for lunch the next day. A man called me after I placed my order and informed me that the Leek Shrimp dish usually comes with three dumplings, but they only had two. Would I be ok with that? He said he would throw in something else to make up for it, I said sure. I arrived and the place was sparkling clean and FREEZING which was nice since it was about 80 outside. The very nice lady working said my order would be a few more minutes, and she offered me water and tea a few times. I waited less than 10 minutes and my order was brought to me. Headed home, opened it up, and was pleasantly surprised to see that to make up for one missing leek dumpling, they gave me an entire second order of Har Gow! All the food was steaming hot, once it cooled a bit, I dug in. LOVED the flavor of the shrimp in all the dishes, nice and sweet with just the right amount of salt. The dumpling skins and rice noodles were just perfect. Those garlic spring rolls are super good! I am sooooo happy this place is less than 2 miles from my house. I will definitely be back, and can't wait to try their beef noodle soup, shrimp shiu mai, and chicken dumplings in chili oil. read more

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Dim Sum in Anaheim/Yorba Linda? Sounds suspicious but had tk try it since it's so close to home. We were probably the first o customers of the day. What turned me off? Was the owner/manager/employee smoking in front of the store. It was a huge turn off but we still sat down. Placed kinda smelled like cigarettes inside too. Tip for Next time, smoke in the back. Once you walk in, there's a machine where you can order to go. The place is pretty small with a few tables outside. I'm sure there's a wait on the weekends. You order everything from a QR code. They do have paper menu when asked. We ordered shu mai, har gow, spicy wontons, soup dumpling, shrimp ride noodles, and Chinese donuts. We usually go to seafood cove 2 but this place is pretty good and comparable. Except the spicy wonton sauce lol not as a good as din tai. We definitely will be coming again since it's so much closer! read more

Tasty Dim Sum House - Cantonese Near Me - Anaheim, California

Barely edible food, something a person with no tastebuds would make. My food was SO bad, I threw everything in the compost bin! What a waste of $. The wonton noodle soup, $17.99!, broth was so fishy I couldn't eat it. The wontons were HUGE, but the filling was SWEET, but otherwise tasteless, two strips of greens and a ton of noodles, not a soup I'd ever eat. The spring rolls were mush inside, came with no sauce, $7.99. Chicken w. sticky rice in Lotus Leaf was gummy rice, atop minced and diced chicken, again sweet, and vaguely teriyaki? slimey mushrooms, $8.99. Steamed Shanghai Pork Dumpling was ok, aga8n, lacked any hint of garlic, ginger, umami, and again, a little sweet, $8.99. At $47.00 plus delivery tip, you can see why I'm writing this review. read more

I'd actually give this place 4.5 It's pretty cool, you scan the QR code and order everything on your phone. Heads up, they charge $2.50/person for hot tea. So we passed on that. The food came out pretty fast. We ordered baked pork buns which was pretty good! Maybe could've used a little more filling. Spicy shrimp wontons were good. It wasn't too spicy Steamed pork dumplings had a good amount of pork filling inside. Shrimp and leek dumplings were good. It needed some of the spicy sauce. The beef rice noodle was good. It could've used more sauce, but I guess you could always ask for more. All-in-all this is a pretty decent place for Anaheim Hills! The only bad things I have to say is that, it is more pricey than other dim sum places and inside seating can get crowded pretty fast as it's not very big. Either way, I'd return and just plan to come early. read more

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3.5-4/5 stars. Not a large restaurant at all. You order on your phone after scanning the QR menu, they have a decent variety of traditional dim sum dishes but certain flavors weren't there. The beef rice noodle and baked bbq pork buns were ok and service was friendly. Plenty of parking to pick. read more

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This is an authentic dim sum restaurant just off the 91 freeway in Yorba Linda. They serve the real deal Cantonese dim sum. For this, I support this place! Pricing skews on the high side, but Im sure its due to the operating costs. My kids love the sticky rice. The siu mai and har gow are dim sum standards and recommended, but I think everything we've tried here has been just fine. read more

I finally decided to check out this spot after hearing good things from a buddy, and I'm glad I did. I went the DoorDash route this time, but it still felt like a proper dining experience--supporting a local business always feels good. I ordered my go-to lineup: Shiu Mai, Sesame Balls, and BBQ Pork Buns. I thought I had clicked Hai Gor, but to my surprise, I ended up with Spicy Shrimp Pork Wontons instead. Turned out to be a good thing. It came tossed in a chili oil sauté sauce that paired perfectly with the Shiu Mai. I actually found myself dipping the dumplings in it, and it was bomb af. I need more of this chili to dip with. The Shiu Mai were generously sized and had a nice bite to them, the BBQ Pork Buns were fluffy without being greasy, and the Sesame Ball was golden, crisp, and delicious. Everything tasted fresh, balanced, and satisfying. Overall, I'd rate this place a solid **4.4 out of 5**. While it wasn't a sit-down experience, the quality and flavors spoke for themselves, and I'll definitely be coming back for round two--this time making sure to try the Hai Go if they have it. read more

Tasty Dim Sum House - Shrim Shiu Mai, Shrimp Pork Wontons Spicy, House Special BBQ pork Buns, Deep-Fried Sesame Ball - Cantonese Near Me - Anaheim, California

I have been craving Dim Sum, but now that my wife and I have a 2 year old, we find it hard to patron a legit sit down dim sum restaurant with the ladies that come around with the carts. Tasty Dim Sum House popped up on my IG and the location wasn't far from home, so I decided to give it a try. Small, modest sized establishment expected of a mom and pops Italian eatery, but with a brighter and less cluttered interior. Feels like an Asian cafe. Greeted by a Chinese lady that spoke fluent English. She ran me through the ordering system. No carts, just a QR code menu. Selection was good. Placed my order. Ha gaw, sew mai, cha sew bai. Food came out shortly. Looked good, tasted great. The bbq pork bun, looked and smelled so good, I devoured before I realized I forgot to take pics. No cart ladies, and a bit pricier than what dim sum cost when I was growing up, but gasoline was also a lot cheaper when I was growing up. Tasty Dim Sim House has made it on my options for Chinese food. read more

Tasty Dim Sum House - Cantonese Near Me - Anaheim, California

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The service here is amazing , every time I go in the owner and staff remembers my food order and the sauces I like ! I get the shrimp dumplings and every time they are amazing and so fresh!! I will be going here till I die !! Can't wait to get some today !! :D read more

We don't have any good dim sum restaurants in Riverside County so we heard about this place and decided to try them out. I am Chinese so I'm very picky when it comes to my dim sum. The restaurant is very tiny and has seating inside and outside. We had to scan the QR code to order food or they have a kiosk for take out orders. When we got there on Saturday around 10 am, it wasn't that busy but by the time we left at 11 am, the inside tables were almost all full. There was only one guy busting his ass bringing the food out and serving us. He couldn't even keep up with cleaning up the tables. Another guy came out to run the register. This place might be small but their portion size of food sure isn't. The har gaw and sui mai are huge! I've never had them that big before. The dim sum was tasty and very fresh. The bbq pork steam bun isn't the traditional flavor I've had growing up, so I didn't care for it. The bun itself was very fluffy but tasted too sweet for my liking. The filling inside wasn't the traditional dark red and salty flavor. The egg tart wasn't cooked enough as the crust should be flaky, and a little more brown-colored. Overall, we would definitely go back cause everything else was delicious! Our bill came out to be $45 for 6 items. read more

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We were on our way back from the outskirts of Brea back down to mid OC, and suddenly got hungry for some dim sum. There's not much in this area but I saw this come up on yelp and found a Tiktok hyping this place up, so we stopped by since it was on the way. Unfortunately, the food just wasn't it. As soon as we walked in, we had a feeling it might not deliver that classic dim sum taste we were looking for, but we wanted to give it the benefit of doubt. We started with the pan-fried turnip cake, pork rice roll, and sticky rice wrap. All was bland, very tasteless. Adding chili sauce didn't help much either. We didn't finish the food and left. Service however was pretty nice. read more

My friend who moved to the Bay Area was surprised to see a video promoting this new dim sum restaurant in a plaza previously known for a large Middle Eastern supermarket called Wholesome Choice (still also located in Irvine). The plaza's current traffic of customers may be due to the all-you-can-eat Mediterranean restaurant called Dimassi's but I'm glad that there is still ample enough parking in the lot for us to visit Tasty Dim Sum House which I can tell will be a family favorite. We ordered all the typical dim sum dishes and were served a nice pot of tea in elegant glassware. The restaurant is small with a handful of tables that could one or two larger groups if the tables were combined. The interior is bright, clean, and relaxed. The server was on his own when we arrived for a late lunch during a weekday but he was friendly, attentive, and did his best to accommodate our requests as well as frequently refilling our teapot. So happy to find good enough dim sum in our neighborhood. While I know Qin's across the street also offers dim sum, I prefer Tasty Dim Sum since sometimes I'm just looking for quick bites and not larger Chinese dishes. read more

Tasty Dim Sum House - All the staples minus the cart! - Cantonese Near Me - Anaheim, California

Dim sum is pretty good here. You can place an order online or dine in. The place is not too big. There are some tables inside and outside. Service is good. This was my 2nd time ordering dim sum for take out. The prices are reasonable. We ordered the following: Steam Shrimp Dumpling aka Har Gow Beef rice rolls Deep fried donut with rice roll Chicken feet Tripe with ginger & green onions Spicy wonton Beancurd roll Leek shrimp Bbq pork bun Wonton noodle My favorites are the steam shrimp dumpling, tripe with ginger and green onion, chicken feet and beef rice roll. The steam shrimp dumpling is a must here. Shrimp is so plump and delicious. It's like har gow on steroids. Also love the tripe. It is cooked perfectly. Chicken feet is tender and flavor is on point. The beef rice roll is yummy. I like that the noodles are not too thick. Overall a great find for dim sum in OC. read more

Tasty Dim Sum House - Cantonese Near Me - Anaheim, California

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I was craving dim sum on a Sunday afternoon but didn't feel like driving all the way to Garden Grove or Rowland Heights, so my husband went on Yelp and found this spot. It's tucked away in the corner of a shopping center next to Pho Vina. Seating inside is limited, and when we arrived most of the tables were already filled. Nothing too special about the decor but it's cozy. Once seated, there's a QR code you can scan that takes you to a digital menu where you order directly from your phone. It also shows a running total, which is helpful if you're trying to keep track of how much you're spending. My husband and I ordered the pork and shrimp shiu mai, har gow, seaweed shrimp roll, BBQ pork buns, steamed garlic spareribs, egg tarts, and choy sum. I was pleasantly surprised to see that the shiu mai and har gow were bigger than usual. Here are my ratings for what we tried: Shiu Mai - 9/10: Very juicy and flavorful. It was really good, though it felt like it was missing just a little something to make it a perfect 10. Har Gow - 10/10: So good. This was a favorite, especially for my husband. Seaweed Shrimp Roll - 7/10: Not bad, but not my favorite. I've had better at other dim sum spots. BBQ Pork Buns - 6/10: Just okay for me. They were a bit lacking in flavor, but my husband enjoyed them. Steamed Garlic Spareribs - 8/10: I always order spareribs at dim sum places. These were good, but could've used more flavor. Choy Sum - 10/10: Surprisingly really good. The stems were soft and the sauce was very flavorful. Egg Tarts - 4/10: Unfortunately, I didn't really enjoy these. We'd definitely come back if we're craving dim sum but don't feel like driving far. I'd still recommend giving this place a try. read more

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