This hidden gem is located inside Justgo supermarket. We've walked past by for years, until a…read morefamily friend recommended this spot to us. We came in on a Thursday morning. There were a few customers eating before us, however one by one all the tables inside were taken and it got busy. A very good sign. We ordered ha cao, xiu mai, chicken feet, turnip cake, glutinous rice dumpling, steamed rice noodle, tripe, and Chinese broccoli. The food was phenomenal! Everything was cooked to perfection. The service may be slow due to limited staff (mom and pop shop) so give them some grace. We also learned the hard way that the hot tea is self-serve. But this is now our new favorite dimsum place and can't wait to come back. So glad that we don't have to drive all the way to Bellaire to get dimsum.

I'm glad I did not read the reviews from my trusted sources and Yelp friends before I went,…read moreotherwise, I might not have gone. But for me, this was some of the better dim sum I've had recently. Yes, you're in a grocery store lobby, so to speak, and yes, there's not much atmosphere other than the people streaming by going into that grocery store, but the three items I ordered (black bean ribs, har gow, shu mai) were all solid. I'll be back.

This location despite not having its own Michelin star, is created by the Hong Kong brand that has…read morewon one. It's nicely decorated inside with comfortable seatings. Unlike some Dim Sum restaurants, Tim Ho Wan's menu clearly indicates whether a dish is vegetarian or vegan, which I truly appreciate. And even more rare, they actually have a few vegan options. Out of all the dishes we ordered, I thought the Steamed Rice Roll with Shrimp was the best and would rate it 5/5. The rice roll was moist, silky smooth, tender, and slightly chewy, and tasted fresh. The vegan Spinach Steamed Dumpling was my least favorite and would give it 2/5. The Shrimp Dumpling (Har Gow) was good (4/5) and would totally order it again. The servers were friendly and helpful whenever there were present. I had to flag them down a few times. While I'm not sure I'd add this spot to my regular restaurant rotation, it's definitely worth checking out once.

I visited this restaurant after trying to go two other times but they were either closed or I came…read moreat the wrong time. I found parking to be fairly easy. Once inside, I found the restaurant to be clean and I was seated right away. The interior displayed average brightness. On a Saturday lunch, it was about 3/4 full. They are mainly known for their international locations with several having a Michelin star, but not so much for their US locations. I tried to order beef ribs since it was a highly praised dish recommended by David N. and the waitress initially said they had them but then couldn't find them on the menu and pointed me to brisket instead. I just ended up ordering chicken feet, har gow, baked bbq buns, custard/lava buns, eggplant shrimp, shrimp roll and wonton soup. My table also ended up getting an extra dish for free since they brought it to the wrong table. This was a baked pork bun. This free item ended up being one of my favorites actualy as I thought it was even better than their bbq buns. My least fav was the chicken feet. They are a weird color, have an okay flavor but just weren't that good. I thought the rest of the items were just average dim sum. I'm glad I tried it, but I don't see myself returning anytime soon.

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.

The food and service were good and it was quite busy. They had many options available on the dim…read moresum menu. We got a few items and the congee soup stood out. Would come back.

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

Went for dim sum in the middle of the week, not busy at all! That's a very generous parking lot,…read morebut it gets busy on the weekends. Very well done interior, great for weekend gatherings of small and large groups. Very fast, and attentive service . We got a table immediately and Chrysanthemum Tea was out very soon after we ordered. We got an assortment of dim sum items. Standard but well done! The black fungus salad was refreshing, shiu mai and har gow were well portioned and came out fresh. Chicken feet with spiced appropriately warm and the sauce was the perfect consistency. The fresh mango pudding was adorable and in the shape of little bunnies, a great palate cleanser. Standout dish: my personal favorite is the salted egg yolk lava custard bun, specifically the flaky dough kind. I have been looking all over Houston for one compared to Los Angeles and this is the first place I found that I've done it correctly and they are GIANT. Kudos! For two people, the bill came to be ~$60. It's not cheap, but for an occasional splurge at the quality, worth it.

Well, we are from the West coast. California and Washington. This place is not only bring the…read moreauthenticity in ambience but the service was exceptional and the food, well lets just say is was like being home, West coast home. I only with I could have tasted everything. We will be going back to Houston in a few weeks and we can't wait to make this our first stop. Thank you Fung's for delivering a product worthy of a review. . Cheers to many more visits.

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.

Not a bad spot for dim sum!…read more We came on a Saturday for lunch and it was pretty busy, but we were seated within 10-15 min. Unfortunately they no longer have the carts, so for dim sum you just order dish by dish. The food itself was not bad! The squid inktruffle har gow, truffle shumai and shu mai quail eggs were definitely interesting and good and nothing something that we've seen before on a dim sum menu. We also tried the crispy fried egg noodles with beef and vegetable but it felt like there was maybe a bit too much salt/msg. The staff was also very friendly and accommodating!

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 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

Place was not packed around lunch time, good service. Food took a lil more time than I expected but…read moremaybe that just means it's made to order? Dim sum is decent. Egg custard tarts aren't as good as they used to be, but they pass. Shrimp with rice noodle was delish. Siu mai were ginormous, not sure how I feel about that. Custard buns we r e also good. Not the best place for dim sum but it isn't a complete no go.

Sugarland is not exactly a destination for Cantonese cuisine, which is all the more reason I…read moreappreciated what Regal had to offer. Whether it was weekend dim sum or an evening Canto feast with fresh seafood, I was simply thankful for the option. Now that option is toast since Regal closed last month. Looks can be deceiving. The exterior makes me think of a fitness joint more so than a Cantonese spot. Stepping inside is a complete contrast, with a mix of specialty murals, modern decor with a contemporary edge. There were plenty of large group tables, which made this place perfectly ideal for a feast gathering. Bathrooms were also clean, but this is the only place I've seen that had ice cubes all the urinals. (#1) Dim Sum was solid. The highlights for me were their stir fried XO rice rolls, which had a nice char and some good flavor. The Malay style rolls were also suprrisingly good and I felt strongly about their bbq pork puffs, durian rolls, and glutinous pork dumplings shaped to look like pears. The shrimp dumplings, beef balls, and spare ribs were average at best, I was also very impressed with their overall variety and the fact they had an extremely defined picture menu. The Canto speaking staff was friendly and the parking was plentiful. While the food wasn't all a hit, I do think there was some potential, which was not realized in the end. I am sincerely hoping another Canto spot will emerge in the Land of Sugar. __________ (#1) Yes, really.

1. Service - wait staff were friendly and very attentive. This is A-La-Carte, so you wait to be…read moreseated, order, and pay at the table. 2. Price - for dim sum, we've paid roughly $26/person, but that included tax and tips. So that amount is arbitrary. It depends on how many dishes you may order, and keep in mind that we had a lot of left over food though. We also had a whole duck in this price, so not your typical dim sum order. I imagine it would be less if we would just stick to dim sum only. 3. Ambiance - this place is industrial looking. Modern and pretty hip. It's not massive. Not sure if it's the same owner as the previous Regal on 59. But it's a smaller footprint than the previous location. Dress code here is casual. 4. Food - I will say that the dim sum here is legit Hong Kong style dim sum. This is delicious and not greasy. I really like their CHA-SIU-BAO (BBQ Pork Buns), HA-GAO (shrimp dumplings), SIU-MEI (Pork and Shrimp dumplings), and Egg Tarts. Because it was our first time there, we wanted to try out their roast duck. It is also very authentically made. There are definitely other dishes that were good too, but these were the few worth mentioning. 5. Cleanliness - Dining area appears clean. SUMMARY - I recommend this place and will likely return for more dim sum in the future.