It was a nice surprise to find this Dimsum place while we were up in Sacramento. We got here a…read morelittle after 11am and there's already a line forming outside. It wasn't too long after we put our name on the list, that we were called in to be seated. This has a nice welcoming touch of elegance, from entrance designs, lighting and seating arrangements. It is roomy with a nice touch of elegance. The People who placed our order made a small error on their system so, we had to let them know so that they can correct the mistake. I have to say, their food is quite tasty and we really enjoyed their lovely venue. Since we live out of the area, this will be our go to place for dimsum every time we're in the Sacramento area. It really is quite an experience. I highly recommend you come try it for yourselves. Thank you fellow Yelpers for helping us find this place.

After not eating all day, by 6:00 we were in the mood for some dumplings. After searching for…read more"Dumplings near me" we picked Yue Huang. The AI said it was top rated, and we had never been. By 7pm the dining room was busy, many of the parties Asian We ordered a pot of tea, crispy pork, potstickers, roast duck, honey bbq pork and the house noodle dish Yue Huang Chow Fun which had shrimp and chicken. THE PROS: Nice sit down restaurant decor. Large tables and cushy upholstered chairs. Not a strip mall cubicle. They have actually been awarded Michelin Honors three times. Portions were good sized, and flavors were nice. THE CONS: Unfortunately, we were underwhelmed by everything. All of the dishes arrived just warm. Staff never checked on us - not once - until we asked for some to-go boxes. They have two large tvs in the dining room, showing a loop of the restaurant I'm currently sitting in. The music in the dining area must have been on "Slow Girl Ballad" station on Spotify's free tier- as we honestly listed to a 10 min Samsung commercial in between songs - and not at a low volume. BOTTOM LINE: Maybe we were the exception- as there were clearly enough patrons to show it is a popular - but nothing about our experience made us want to come again. I guess we didn't see what the Michelin people saw. PRICE: $80

When you walk up to the entrance there is the smell of Star Jasmine in the air. You are greeted by…read morethe host and seated quickly. The restaurant is spacious and very clean. The first thing that I noticed was that about 95% of the diners were of Chinese origin. That means to me that the cuisine is good! There are carts with fresh Dim Sum and an extensive menu to choose authentic Cantonese dishes from. The wait staff are friendly and helpful. This is most likely the Finest Cantonese Dim Sum and Seafood in Sacramento.

I always liked this place. I haven't been for over a year and decided to stop in and get myself…read moresome Dim Sum varieties that I can't get from the takeout bakeries that do such a great job in town. My service was good. It was lunchtime prime time and I was instantly seated and carts came right over to me, which is so amazing. I love that this place still has carts! When the one item I wanted, wasn't on a cart they specially ordered it for me and brought it out pretty quickly. The decor is still bare bones no real ambience whatsoever. But that's OK because they have carts and that makes it all worthwhile. Now for the sad news.... The Dim Sum is just not that good anymore. I always really enjoyed having the black bean spareribs and these ribs and have a couple black beans in them are just devoid a flavor. There's a little bit of jalapeño flavor, but I would never order these again. The pan fried shrimp and chive dumplings were very stale tasting. The inside was perfect consistency and ratios, but the outside noodle was dried and chewy and just not good. I also got the steam steamed then pan fried pork and vegetable buns, which are normally to die for good here, but oh-my, they were just awful it taste like eating cardboard. The inside was OK but outside was so bad and so stale tasting that I just was left with a bad taste in my mouth. Don't think I'll be returning anytime soon, which is really sad.

Their dim sum is good, but words of caution: ALWAYS ask for and check your receipts. They seem to…read morehave a habit of over/double/wrongly charging you for items. Before I started to ask, I sometimes got the thought of "I didn't get that much stuff, why was my total so high?" Today was the third time it's happened. It's also happened twice to a friend. I maybe can understand if it was busy, but today both cashiers were working and only one person was behind. Is it intentional, don't want to say. But this many times is more than a coincidence. In the case of the pictures receipt, she double charged for the meat dumpling and charged me for the Portuguese when I ordered the regular (and cheaper) egg tarts.

Had a variety of Dim Sum that are fresh. They also had frozen Dim Sum that you can take home to…read moresteam yourself. The service was fast and the food is delicious.

I meant to review this place a while ago. Went for dim sum and was very satisfied. The seafood…read morewas good and the service was great. I think this is my 4th or 5th time going, and I have never been disappointed. I appreciate the staff as they are very hardworking and attentive. I try to go when it's not as busy, and it pays of every time. I will gladly drive across town to go there, versus the stuff in Elk Grove. Definitely money's worth. I recommend this place.

Dim sum is ok. Chow mein sucked…read more Fried rice is ok. Flounder is a must have. It's delicious. Service is top notch.

CASH/DEBIT ONLY. My first time here was in 2023, and 3 years later, it still hits the spot. Prices…read moreare so reasonable for the quality. Everything was good but I definitely have favorites. I wish we had to-go dim sum like this in the Bay! RECS: + Shrimp rice rolls ($5.75/box) was a household fave. great texture and juicy shrimp + Pineapple bun with bbq pork (~$3-4) was filllled with pork and was so crispy once reheated + Har gow ($1.50) was good! + Siu mai ($1.50) was perfectly juicy with so much filling! + Shrimp balls hit the spot, plenty of shrimp filling

My friend found this spot on Facebook, and we decided to stop by around 2 PM. The service was…read morepretty quick, and they had a good variety of pastries to choose from. My favorite was the pineapple bread. It wasn't overly sweet, and the bread had a soft texture without being dry. We also tried the mochi, which reminded me of a Filipino dessert. It had red bean filling with a green tea flavor, which was a nice combination. They also had the mochi pancakes, which I had tried before at another spot. My boyfriend tried the beef bun and enjoyed it as well. He mentioned that it could have been a little crispier, but overall, he liked it. Overall, it was a nice spot to stop by for some pastries and a quick bite!

After visiting an alpacas farm at Orangevale, we felt like eating some dim sum to continue the…read morecalmness of the day. Using the Yelp as our guide, we went to the Best Dim Sum. It's a delightful choice with variety of dim sum to choose from. We ordered: Veggie eggrolls Shrimp rice rolls Har gow Beancurd skin rolls Chinese broccoli with garlic sauce Sesame balls Salt and pepper tofu Fried shrimp balls We thought that we might have ordered too much but it turned out it's just the right amount because all the dishes were nicely done and we didn't want to leave anything not eaten. The bean curd rolls were packed with vegetables and meat. We enjoyed the shrimp dishes because the shrimps were very fresh. The salt and pepper tofu was a surprised hit. We just kept on eating it. The fried dishes were our favorites because they were not oily. Chinese broccoli was decent. The foods were good and the restaurant was simply decorated, but it's good for a dim sum place (touch the hearts).

We randomly stopped by on our way home from Tahoe after visiting Granite Bay, and this place was…read moresuch a great find. The shumai was cooked to order, so it took a little time, but it was absolutely worth the wait -- amazing. The bean curd rolls were packed with vegetables and had a really fresh, delicate wrapper. The beef rice rolls were also excellent, with plenty of beef and a fresh wrapper that wasn't soggy or tough at all -- you could tell it was made fresh. The egg drop soup really hit the spot, and the combination fried rice was fantastic too. The space itself is pretty unassuming, but the food was fresh and delicious, and the ladies working there were incredibly kind and welcoming. They were also very accommodating to my two toddler sons, which we really appreciated. They left such a positive impression on our whole family and honestly made us feel even better about the town as a whole. So glad we happened to stop here. We'll definitely be back!

I'm surprised this restaurant got 3 stars. This restaurants dim sum lunch time was amazing. The dim…read moresum were so good and tasty, lots of classics I know and new items I've never seen before. They come at your with carts really fast so be prepared to pick what you want. We came around lunch time on Labor Day weekend. It was a good time because there weren't a lot of people, so more to eat.

8/30/26 Nothing…read morespecial. Nothing horrible. Service with carts today wasn't bad. Typical Asian seating space. Food was ehh. Not comparable to the Bay Area where competition is fierce. Was in the area for errands and decided to come for Sunday dim sum. We came at 11:15 on a Sunday and were seated right away. Best part of today's meal was watching my youngest eat the steamed egg custard bun which he described looked like it had steamed scales lol. Priceless moments.

Great service even though order was to go. First time ever, food is delicious, I ordered to taste…read moreso so yummy. I loved the resturant, we will be back to eat there.

My family had a reservation for a party of 30+ people, and the organizer selected the menu in…read moreadvance, so I'm not familiar with the full menu offerings or pricing. However, I can still speak to the food quality and overall ambiance. My favorite dish was the Peking duck--it's honestly one of the best Peking ducks I've ever had. The buns were steamed perfectly, and the duck meat was tender while the skin was crispy. The sauce really ties it all together. We also had fish maw soup, a clay pot dish with shrimp and vegetables, chicken and rice, bok choy, and several other dishes. Everything was flavorful and well-prepared, and I would happily reorder most of the items we tried. The ambiance was pretty much what you'd expect from a traditional Chinese-American banquet restaurant. It had the large round tables with lazy Susans to accommodate big groups, along with a stage off to the side for events like wedding receptions and other celebrations. This is a great spot for a large family gathering or celebration. The food was delicious, and the space was well-suited for hosting big groups.

The beef roll is amazing!! An absolute must have. It is my…read morego to entree The beef noodles are delicious. The soup dumplings are mouth watering. I absolutely recommend this place!

Getting home cooked style meal cant be any more satisfying while traveling and authentic Chinese…read morefood is harder to find! To all my canto peeps, this will be the place where you feel like home. However a tad variation of preferences to taste buds. My family is from a different area from the Mr. with a different flavor profile than his. So here is our take: braised beef noodle soup - we loved but the Mr. loved it more. Soup reminded me of shoyu ramen with garlic. Simple, soothing and flavorful. I loved it but it was missing a few spices I am personally used to such as more spice mix and pickled mustard greens. House Fried Rice (Thursday special) - this was simple yet satisfying. With shrimp and Chinese sausage in it. Carb overload but it was such a comfort food we cant help but finish it. House soup dumplings which we also liked but again he loved this one more also. Again, simple yet flavorful, clean comfort food while i felt the skin was a tad thicker than what I prefer. So this one depends on your preferences. Regardless, this was still good. Ambiance: clean and welcoming. They have a TV screen to highlight their food items with pictures which I always love to help me find what i want to eat. But wont lie, it makes me want to get every item on there. They all look yummy. Service: Its a family run restaurant and one person serving everyone plus seating and taking the bill. So during rush hour, do expect wait times but I completely understand and don't mind it. I can see they are busy and would rather than go to a place that is slow where the server walks like a sloth. That is always an eye sore to me. Cost: prices are reasonable and same to any other places similar. Parking is in a huge plaza and can be crowded during rush hour but still enough just may need to walk further a bit. If we ever travel this way again, will definitely be back!

Spacious casino restaurant with some outdoor seating…read more Menu is easily broken down in categories with many options. Staff is friendly and attentive from the beginning to the end of the meal. We enjoyed a full course meal. Chili oil dumplings were the favorites, Sweet & Sour soup was hearty, Broccoli was crispy and the beef just melted in your mouth. Shrimp and toasted walnuts were a treat. Chow fun was flavorful and we even tried a new appetizer that did not disappoint. This spot is a must try and great for date night, celebrations, family style eating or just to eatvery good food!!

Craving for Chinese food when we arrived from our vacation and luckily they are open today…read more We had : Salt and pepper calamari- flavor is good and crispy. ( should added tentacles) Wagyu chow fun- noodles is fried perfectly with big slices of Wagyu beef and flavor is good not salty. Stir fried lotus and yam with mushrooms- it was okay Honey walnut shrimp- it was okay 5 guys xiao long bao- it's good Overall we enjoyed our meal and our server Michael is friendly and professional!!! Place is nice and comfortable