Really loves food here. Have visited several times with family. You have to try their xiaolongbao…read moreand BBQ pork bun. Really enjoy! Also our server is really nice. Definitely coming back soon

Wow, I love going to a restaurant, being able to order a bunch of little things, and having every…read moresingle dish taste good! Seems kind of random that Houston has Tim Ho Wan, but I'm glad to have experienced it. It's probably not the exact same as the Michelin-made famous original in Hong Kong, but the food is too good to complain about. This seems like a great place to come and share a bunch of dishes too, and even the drink prices are pretty fantastic. Worth a visit!

Came three different times and none of the visits left a good impression on me. When ordered the…read moreclassic dim sum dishes, each time they tasted different (flavor and texture). So that alone just shows food isn't consistent. Then when tried the modern dim sum dishes, none of them stood out and was either too oily, and or just lacked cohesion. Ranged from 1-3 star experience each time I visited. Staff was always rushing, chaotic, and overall never had a good experience here. After 3 tries, won't be coming back personally. I was seated to a table where food was all over the chair and on the floor... tables barely clean.

This place is not my favorite but I'm also spoiled with real Chinese dim sum in Houston's…read moreChinatown. If you are in Katy and don't want to drive far then this may do. They do have a variety but portions are small, overly seasoned (salt and msg) so doesn't taste traditional and way more expensive than most dim sum places that are way better. A lot of things taste frozen and then warmed up. The service is not friendly and we've been more than once. I don't recommend going here if you are used to and like traditional dim sum flavor.

Hong Kong style food is like a Chinese style food but with American influence…read more Not like Chinese fast food type. You will see alot of spaghetti options. So don't feel weird about it. It's normal and delicious together. We tried the tomato beef. Which is kind of an acquired taste. It was good. Not too strong, but a bit on the lighter side. It's a must have with rice. Don't choose the spaghetti. The duck was fatty but lots of flavor! Pork was tasty and a must with rice as well. Lots of good flavors swirling about. Will definitely be back for their breakfast toast.

We wanted to try this spot as it had Cha Chan tang food that would be similar to what was offered…read morein Hong Kong. Their tastiest item was their roast duck. It was one of the juiciest ducks I've had in awhile. They also have delicious egg tarts with a melt in your mouth cookie shell. Other items that were pretty good were their stir fried beef noodles and baked pork chop with rice. Some items that weren't great were their curry fish ball noodle soup and satay beef with rice, which were bland. The coffee and milk tea that I ordered tasted only of tea. We also tried their HK style French toast, which was ok but nothing to write home about. Overall, I would come back here for their roast duck and egg tarts. Next time, I'd like to try out their egg dishes and sandwiches.

Got some basic dim sum items here. Everything was pretty good. Food came fast. Service was great…read more Food: Har gow - delicious Shrimp roll - very good Chive and shrimp fried rice bao - delicious Eggplant and shrimp - ok Pork and shrimp Shu Mai - delicious Red bean rice cake - very good

Hard to find this place. GPS was not helpful. If it wasn't for the sign along with others to point…read moretoward an alley of an outer mall, we almost turned around. Parked in a large lot that shares with others in this large strip mall. Look for the central location between 2 long strip malls attached. Walk inside though dark and looks like nothing is there... you keep going till it shows on your right. Not very large restaurant, old, shabby, a dive but the service and food was very good. Expected prices to be much lower since it was not the elegant restaurant you would bring a date, but it was still fairly reasonable. Restrooms were clean but ancient Prob go elsewhere if I were in town again, too much competition in this area.

It doesn't matter how much time has gone by, or what other new spots spring up, every Houstonian…read moreknows Fung's Kitchen is the absolute OG and the standard when it comes to dim sum. For me, I am a traditional dim sum connoisseur. To me, I do appreciate when a dim sum establishment has the traditional carts being pushed around where you choose what you want and your bill gets marked. Fung's has this. I will say, some may shy away because it does get busy. Weekend dim sum lunches are packed even though there are over 100 tables inside. Advice for this is to perhaps get there earlier than your typical lunch hour - like instead of noon, try 11:15am. Getting there earlier would help the parking situation too. If you get there during traditional meal times, be prepared for a bit of a wait. But yes, once you go inside, once you get seated, I don't see how anyone could really have complaints here. The food quality is top notch. The service is what you would expect from a top-notch authentic dim sum spot. All of your traditional dim sum faves are here, including the shumai, hargow, ribs, tripe - all delicious. I think Fung's also stands out when it comes to what's beyond the norm. Their egg tarts are delicious. But you've absolutely got to try the lava buns with hot egg yolk cream inside. My goodness, those lava buns are addicting. If you don't see it on the carts, be sure to ask your server about it so they can get you some. I'll also say every worker there was especially helpful whenever I had any question - whether it was to help take a picture, direct where to go, help with whatever needed. I went there recently to celebrate a friend's birthday, and it was a great reminder of why I have always have a soft spot in my heart for Fung's. Great food, great service, great times - it's a heck of a combination. If you're looking for Houston dim sum, at least in my opinion, Fung's is the absolute cream of the crop.

Having grown up in Houston, Fung's Kitchen has withstood the test of time, both as a dimsum and…read morefull-on Cantonese restaurant. While I have not regularly come here as there are other options, if you are looking for a fancier, glamorous time for this type of cuisine (while getting high quality food), this is definitely the spot. This is a great place for weddings, business meetings, and milestone celebrations. I can't speak on their normal course of business, but I just came here for my aunt's 90th birthday celebration as well as a company dinner, which featured a delicious king crab prepared three ways. The service was very attentive in our private room settings and the food was good. It's really the ambiance that sets this place apart. One thing that really has always prevented me from coming here is the price. It is the most expensive in town and while there are plenty of options that aren't as good, well, there are options. And at this point, I'm sure that is the crowd they are going after. So if you are wanting to celebrate something or you are wanting to step up your dimsum game, come on over. I'm sure we'll be back for a large family gathering at some point.

Come to Golden Dim Sum for your yum cha and dim sum fix! They offer a large selection on their…read moremenu, so there's something for everyone whether you're craving classic favorites or looking to try something new. The taste definitely does not disappoint. The dishes come out flavorful, fresh, and satisfying, making it a great spot to gather with family and friends over a table full of dim sum. If you're looking for a place with plenty of options and delicious food, Golden Dim Sum is worth checking out!

Having a hard time trying to decide if this restaurant was "just fine" or "I didn't like it." I…read moreliked the beef flare noodles the most which I feel like isn't even a dim sum dish. Overall, I felt like the steamed food was over steamed or something. Ordered: - Ha Cao: every time I tried to remove it from the tray thing the insides would break free from the outside. - Chicken Feet: I strongly dislike how they cut their chicken feet into two halves. I really don't get the point because there's truly no benefit. It is an unnecessary step on the kitchen end. On the food consumer end, I felt like I was getting bone fragments from the central foot making it hard to eat and less enjoyable. In addition, I felt like the skin also didn't come off as easily as other chicken feet I've had. I usually can finish a serving chicken feet by myself but I was unable to this time. - BBQ pork bun: it was fine. could use a bit more filling in my opinion. - Steamed Rice Roll: slightly on the thicker end of what I usually like. Not sure if they do this for all table sizes but they do an automatic 18% tip on your bill. We were a table of 4. Order style, not cart pushing cart style. Overall had a decent sized menu.

There's a lot of choices for Dim sum in Houston, and we had heard good things about Ocean Palace…read more Happy that we weren't disappointed and we were impressed by the friendly service and great food. Even when it was busy on Father's Day morning, the staff did a good job of managing the crowd. Inside is a very grandiose and expansive dining room that was busy but not overly loud or uncomfortable. Immediately, the famous dim sum carts are coming your way with a fresh assortment of classics. My personal favorites were the fried taro ball and the shumai which were great, along with the duck. Overall, we were mostly satisfied with everything, and we noticed that staff were very accommodating to large groups and others. Every server we encountered at the carts was very kind and we left very satisfied.

Great spot for dim sum!…read more Service was active and friendly. Maybe too friendly. They have some of the carts coming around but we ordered from the paper/server instead. Everything tasted fresh and rivaled some of the better dim sum places I've been in other cities. It got very busy very quickly. So expect to wait a little while at prime times, even though it's a pretty big restaurant. Recommend trying it out if you want some good dim sum.

Great little place, fills up fast Dim sum is good just not…read moreas big a selection Flat rice noodles were done well Congee was hot and yummy Enough dim sum to fill my tummy Nothing fancy here, to the point and no frills

I'm visiting from socal and the dim sum is made differently here nothing bad about it but nothing…read morespecial. I felt like for dim sum the food was slow to come out at first ( I was told that they make it to order ) so that's perhaps why. It was empty when we first arrived then it started picking up. The spacing Of the tables are a bit crammed.