Dim Sum House

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"We found a potsticker filling so juicy and perfect that it doesn’t even need a dunk in soy sauce. You can find them at Dim Sum House, a small white-tablecloth Chinese restaurant with a ton of options from wontons to stir fry. Not everything’s a hit here, so make sure the aforementioned potstickers make an appearance at your table as well as the delicious siu mai." - aimee rizzo, kayla sager riley

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"Dim Sum House’s exterior might not turn your head but choose to enter into this small mom and pop establishment and you might be hooked. The restaurant’s ha gao (shrimp dumpling) is well salted with a tender rice wrap, and its sesame balls provide a nice crunch to every bite. Plenty of parking spots in the median of Beacon Hill make this spot easy to access." - Ronnie Estoque, Eater Staff

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"The only dim sum restaurant in Beacon Hill, Dim Sum House offers a traditional menu, but you won’t find any carts at this no-fuss spot. The honey walnut prawns are crisped to perfection, and the siu mai are mouthwateringly plump. Try the zongzi — sticky rice dumplings stuffed with shrimp, pork belly, and salted egg yolks — wrapped in bamboo leaves. Dim Sum House also has barbecue pork pastries and egg tarts baked fresh everyday." - Leonardo David Raymundo, Ryan Lee

Dim Sum House - Review - Beacon Hill - Seattle - The Infatuation

"We found a potsticker filling so juicy and perfect that it doesn’t even need a dunk in soy sauce. You can find them at Dim Sum House, a small white-tablecloth Chinese restaurant with a ton of options from wontons to stir frys. Not everything’s a hit here, so make sure the aforementioned potstickers make an appearance at your table as well as the delicious siu mai." - Aimee Rizzo

Emily

Google

Small, chill dim sum place. I enjoyed all the food I got. The shumai had more filling than other places I've had. The options geared more to seafood fillings than meat. It seemed like there were more varieties of dim sum but less flavors, example only shrimp dumplings vs shrimp and pork dumplings. Parking was easier than international district and prices seemed the same or a bit lower.

CT C

Google

I would say the dinning area is very clean, the food is ok same as most of restaurants in ID, the pricing is similar as well. I came here because it is easier to park, but I was still waiting about 15 minuets to get a spot. Probably will came back to try dim sum when I have more time, heard a lot good things about their dim sum.

minilan Brown

Google

Food was great ,even is busy Saturday service still good. It’s good place for dim sum when you want try different place out of international town(ska China town) . Only advice is Do Not Order drinks here, don’t taste tea at all !

Phoenix

Google

We bought a live red king 🦀 crab, a live finish and live swamp eels from the seafood market next to it. They helped cook all the seafood in whatever way you want, they even could cook the king crab in three ways, very tasty 👅 the fried noodles and veggies are delicious 🤤. Highly recommended!

Alana Noe

Google

Joust found my fav dim sum place in Seattle!! Sooo much better than any spot in international district. Everything taste so freshly made and not defrost from the frozen pack ( saw them take out fresh batch of warm buns ) You can especially taste the fresh veggies from bean curd rolls and stuffed pepper. The sauces are amazing. Service is a little slow since most dishes are made fresh. Not a lot of table so it can be extremely packed during weekends. Easy to park out front. I will only come here for dim sum from now on!

Jay Sungvorn

Google

We were there for late lunch. The place was empty, no wait. The salted pepper squid was good, but it was salty. It would have been good to eat with rice. The green stir fried was very good. I recommend getting it. Shrimp toast was good greasy. The food came out hot and did not have to wait too long. They do have vegetarian options.

Mean Gene

Google

Went with my college aged son during a visit. It doesn't look like much but when you see local Cantonese folks eating in there, you know it's authentic. It was tasty, amazing food, huge portions and reasonable prices. Easy parking which is why we went there instead of Chi town.

ERICA CHAVEZ

Google

My coworkers and I placed an order with Dim Sum House, calling exactly at 11:44 AM as instructed for a pickup in 15 minutes. We arrived at 12:05 PM and waited an additional 20 minutes, understanding the usual lunch rush. However, the issue arose when they didn't inform us about the delay and left us standing in a cramped waiting area where the owner/waiter (male) rudely passing by multiple times without acknowledging us or simply saying excuse me. After paying for our order upon arrival, I attempted to order a Taro Boba tea and add a cucumber salad, but the waitress told me to wait and then continued to ignore us in spite of our questions. It's clear they could benefit from customer service training to prevent such experiences. Do better, Dim Sum House. As for the food, the House Special Chow Mien was disappointingly dry, so we decided not to finish it. Despite this, everything else we ordered was great.

The 15 Best Restaurants & Bars On Beacon Hill

The Best Restaurants in Beacon Hill - Eater Seattle

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Dim Sum House - Review - Beacon Hill - Seattle - The Infatuation

"We found a potsticker filling so juicy and perfect that it doesn’t even need a dunk in soy sauce. You can find them at Dim Sum House, a small white-tablecloth Chinese restaurant with a ton of options from wontons to stir frys. Not everything’s a hit here, so make sure the aforementioned potstickers make an appearance at your table as well as the delicious siu mai." - Aimee Rizzo