Dim Sum King

Small shop that offers a variety of dim sum dishes. Each order comes with about 3 items, so it's best to share with a group and try multiple items. I ordered ahead and went to pick up. They had my order ready when I got there, so it was super easy and convenient. The staff was very friendly and I was impressed with how quick they were to box everything up. As a heads up, they only offer takeout (no dine-in options). I wish they had a few tables inside or outside.

Ordered four dim sum for takeout. There’s no seating area. Ingredients are fresh but flavor didn’t hit the spot. This is coming from someone who’s Chinese and had dim sum around the world. Each ordered is priced at $5.5; at such prices, would recommend going to a dim sum restaurant as the favors are better. Favorite dim sum is the tofu skin wraps

Always good. Made in premise. What else do you need? They have improved the seating after you purchase food from the counter, you can sit inside (inside is much cleaner than the tables outside provided by the strip mall). Recommend take out and bring home.

Great place for take out. Tasty variety. Enjoyed the tarot cakes and chicken potstickers which are large!. One table and counters for eat in. I highly recommend

The food here is so fresh and of great quality! I eat a lot of dim sum so I’m pretty picky as to which places are truly good. I’ve ordered take out from here a few times and it is always consistently delicious. Even after a 15 minute drive home, the items are still hot! You can tell they use good ingredients that are made fresh daily. We will definitely continue coming back. Highly recommend!!

Best dim sum for the price. Can’t wait to go back! It was well worth going out of my way for! Usually most places I go to run out of chicken dim sum, but they have everything I ordered in stock. Also their sesame dessert was delicious, not overly sweet either. I would go back for it alone. I highly recommend this place. The only thing is that there is limited seating so it’s best to get food to go.

Marginally better pricing than the spot on Castro and around the same price for spots in Cupertino. There's no seating here though, so it's best to come here only for pickup. Nothing overly special about the dim sum here. They have a fairly ordinary selection. Still a great spot to satisfy your dim sum cravings!

During lunch time, the waiting line could be long because it was pretty cheap! But don’t worry about the long line, it actually moves pretty fast. The combo meal comes with really large portion, but the quality of the dim sum, IMO, is slightly lower comparing to other restaurants selling dim sum.

For under $20 you can get the King Feast - and honestly I split it into two meals. Amazing value for dim sum. Great service every time. I just wish they had more chow fun, it's so good that they always run out by 12ish

I grew up eating Dim Sum and I have tried them all; fancy ass Dim sum to frozen bags in grocery aisles, and hidden mom n pop shops. This place is your average Dim Sum Bakery and will satisfy that craving. IMO, It doesn't live up to the original location in Daly City where it's way better and family friendly for dining. The Sunnyvale location is all to go. I Ordered Har Gows, Siu Mai, Shrimp in Bean Curd, Shrimp Fried Balls, Tofu Fah. They were all good, greasy, and as what you expect from a bakery in the middle of Sunnyvale.

It has changed into a take out place. Didn't use to be. Must be the pandemic which changed things. The food is still reasonable. Service is lacking so you don't need to give them tips. I recommend 99 Ranch in Mountain View if you want dim sum.

Portions were huge and pretty tasty, but nothing crazy. I did appreciate that they had the taro dimsum which was crispy on the outside and had a nice meat filling. That was quite tasty. The chive dumpling dough wasn't the softest or crispy and I thought the radish cake was pretty decent. Overall it'll satisfy dimsum cravings, but nothing special. I really want to come back to try the tofu they sell though!

This is the first time having their food so I only tried their Chinese zongzi, it's decent, with great amount of filling and I like the flavor! It has a whole salty egg yolk, mung beans, Chinese sausage, pork belly and a small mushroom, exactly what I expected! A little bit difficult to communicate with the staff there for my dad though because the staff doesn't speak Chinese, was expecting staff at a dim sum store could speak Chinese. Therefore 4 stars! I will definitely try their other dim sum next time!

This is a solid spot that has reasonable prices for reliable Chinese fare. We ordered the 3 plate- salt and pepper fish, chow fun, shrimp and chive dumplings, and sesame chicken. The chicken was a bit too sticky sweet for me, but the rest was delicious. The portions are huge. All this food we shared and we were stuffed!

Fast, easy, no frills dim sum place. The line was a but long when we arrived, but moved fast. They have all the classic options. This is not a sit down place, but there are a few outdoor tables. There's a mix of sweet and savory options - menu is extensive! I enjoyed the har gow and the chicken feet!

4.2 stars! Truly still one of the best fast food dimsum spots. They have such an extensive menu. Their siumai is to die for: chunky pork and shrimp pieces with perfect amount of seasoning! And i also loved their juicy spinach and shrimp hargow. And definitely order their wonton soup that was soo huge! One portion came with almost a dozen wontons!

I have visited twice and can say I am a fan. I like that you order per piece so if you're dining solo or don't want to be stuck with 3 pieces in a typical dim sum order. This place is for you! I'm a little picky about siu mai and the ones here are done well. The har gow (shrimp dumpling) skin is a little thick but still enjoyable. Can't go wrong with any of the baked or fried goods and when in doubt, just get one to try. I will point out I enjoyed the baked snowcapped taro bun and the munch and crunch barbecue pork bun - it's a pineapple bun with bbq pork filling. There's no indoor seating so you have to take it to go . Be sure to get hot soy sauce, soy sauce, and sweet-and-sour sauce. I thought the sweet-and-sour sauce was a little different because I haven't seen that at dim sum places, but it actually works well with some of the items. This is definitely one of the better dim sum places for take out that I've tried.

Wanted to try this place because of the grab and go convenience. Sometimes you just don't have time to sit at a restaurant to fulfill your dim sum craving. The service was quick as I expected. They have other entrees available other than dim sum such as noodles, meat dishes and veggies. The menu and food labels are in English which is helpful. There is no indoor seating but there are some seats outside where people seem to eat their food. Steamed food (siu mai-pork and shrimp dumpling, shrimp rice roll, and bbq pork rice roll)-3/5 stars. It was fine. The rice roll was a little bit thicker than what I'm used to. The sauce the gave me for the rice roll had too much oil so it separated a little. Only downside was that the food was a little cold. Better to microwave first if you can. Fried foods (crab Rangoon, stuffed dumpling with pork, and pork potsticker)-4/5 stars. Everything came out pretty crispy and tasty! My boyfriend was a big fan of the crab rangoons. I liked the stuffed dumpling with pork but I didn't like how there was a lot of fatty pieces inside. Could've been just the one dumpling. For the price and convenience, I think it's fair place to go if you just want something quick.

Delicious dim sum to go. This is a must. I really enjoyed the : Har gao Siu mai Pan fried radish cake Spare ribs Taro snow skin bun Freshly made soymilk

Stopped by for second breakfast on a Saturday morning. There was quite a line, but it moved very fast. Opted for some chicken pot stickers and was shocked by how large they were. They had good flavors and were perfectly fried. Overall good value.

Did a mobile order, I got the king plate with 2 entrees which I chose the fried rice with salt and pepper chicken and pork spare ribs. Food was fresh and still warm!

Craving Dim Sum but not wanting to wait in a long queue, sit down, etc.? Perhaps you are by yourself and not wanting to order dishes portioned for 3-4 people. Well, you are in luck. Dim Sum King is your answer! They offer a variety of Dim Sum fare along with simple lunch plates. Service is friendly and speedy. And most of all, the food is delicious and portioned nicely.

Friendly service Delicious food Pleasant ambiance for takeout (no dine in) Lots of variety at reasonable prices.

I've always passed by this place and thought I'd give it a try today. It may be cheaper than sitting down in a restaurant and the quality is to be expected by the price. For fast, take out dim sum, it's okay. This all still came out to a bit over $20 (I ate one of each of siu mai and chives and shrimp dumpling before taking this picture). The egg tart and the bbq moon puff isn't worth it for the price, I believe it was $2.65 each. Service was nice and fast. You can expect a line at popular times. Pay cash for 5% off. There's a refrigerator section where you could buy frozen dim sum as well, and I grabbed a bag of siu mai ($17 for 12 pieces) for quick dim sum fixes at home in the future.

So convenient and good when we need something quick on the go. I just discovered their frozen selection because they were closing up one night. I grabbed some frozen steamed buns and wontons. Instructions are on the box. They taste just as good when you reheat at home. Gonna stock up next time.

I like the tofu flower in this restaurant very much. I have to buy it once a week. The service is very good.

Not a restaurant. You walk in and place order and then pay. Your food is packaged and you eat it somewhere else. We ate right outside on tables in the courtyard. The fried rice was not as good but the dumplings were huge and delicious. The buns were very tasty as well. For no seating and glad it wasn't raining because we checked out of our hotel already I'll give it the 4 stars but would have given a 3.5

So, first off - you are in Sunnyvale, which is not known as a hot bed of fabulous dim sum. So, I recommend you walk into this place with reasonable expectations. The food is kind of meh. . . I mean, there's better dim sum out there, for sure, but you need to drive to Milpitas or to SF to get the literal real deal. I ordered a few steamed pork buns, which were better than Ranch 99, but definitely not worth what I paid ($2 each). The har gao and siu mai are pretty decent. But honestly, if you're in Sunnyvale at this price point you should be eating Indian food. Or at one of the amazing taco trucks. Save your dim sum hankerings for another zip code.

I ordered rice in lotus leaf... wrong idea It was bad. I tossed it out. Everything else was pretty good.

Good dim sum! Huge portions!!! Coming back for sure! Long lines though but it's for a reason

My new favorite togo dimsum. I'm craving for dimsum almost every weekend. Stopped by Dim Sum King on Sunday for lunch and everything was good. I ordered siu mai, chicken feet and charsiu bao. My favorite is charsiu bao, so soft and sweet and salty and hot... omg it was so good that I finished 3 The siu mai was also good flavor with big shrimp. Chicken feet was my least favorite as it's a little salty in my opinion. The good thing is you can order single pieces for $1.65/pieces which was good. My friend also got taro balls and he likes it. There was a line but moved quickly. Service was nice and friendly The store looks clean

I really love this place. Food is super tasty, affordable and fresh! The line in this picture should speak louder than any review on this page. This was taken shortly after they opened.

I love the take out only Dim Sum shop. If you have a big order, look online to see the menu. Don't bother calling because they are too busy. The menu has most of the classic Cantonese Dim Sum, and they are authentic. There are multiple discounts offered (military, cash, and total orders over$100). Great value!

This definitely satisfied my dim sum craving without the cart and restaurant wait. I ordered ~8 different items and they packed everything (nice job on thoroughness). I tried some bites without soy sauce and it was well sated, but not overly salted. Still had to breakout the soy sauce and chili oil for the complete package and it was delightful :) I don't think they had indoor seating but theres a table right outside you can eat at! A nice shop to run in and grab food before your next destination.

Came here in New Year's Day and there was quite a line but it moved very quickly and efficiently. I really appreciate how the workers are so fast and proficient. What great value! I got the king's feast and it included 1 rice/noodle and 3 orders of dim sum! I got the rice noodles, har gow, shrimp and spinach dumpling, and egg rolls. All this for only $14!

This place is quick casual service restaurant. I normally go here for Dim Sum. The Shu Mai and Hargow are delicious, Juicy and plump compared to other places. I also tried their Fried Wontons and it had a good amount of filling. There's also other items on their menu that I need to try. Overall, this is my Go To for DimSum! Check them out!

Dim Sum King is a real homey dim sum shop nestled in a strip mall in Sunnyvale close to Popeyes and across from the ever so popular Moon Tea. I've been there more than a couple of times for myself, but this time around, I needed to get food for the office for Galentine's/Lunar New Year. I emailed them originally to ask a question about an existing LNY order I had made and Jason responded back to me within the hour. Lo and behold, in the next couple of days, I had to put in a much bigger order than my original one. Jason was real patient with me and was with me every step of the way to help me place the large order. The Monday that I requested for pick up seemed super busy but Jason was able to make it work so I was able to pick up by 11:30 am. (FYI, if you do a pickup on party trays, there's a 10% discount!) They'll have you bring your car around to the front of the store and they'll help you place the items into your car. Some of the call out dishes I got for the office were the following: * Veggie Chow Mein - absolutely phenomenal, possibly one of the better chow meins I've had in the area * Braised Tofu in Garlic Sauce - this was a hit at the office - everyone loved it * Mapo Tofu - Had just the right amount of spice and I liked the depth in flavour it has * Turnip Cake - Not all are turnipy, this was perfectly turnipy * Orange Chicken - This was a party tray that got devoured. They put orange pieces with the fried chicken and separate the orange sauce so things don't get soggy by the time you feed the masses. 10/10 packaging on this one. Had to bring this from Sunnyvale to Burlingame and it still was mostly crispy/hot All in all, it was a very successful lunch in the office and the team loved it. Definitely ordering from them again should I need to cater for the office.

Came by the other day and it was a tasty experience! Dim Sum King is a take-out only dim sum venue with a few tables outside available for outdoor dining that are part of the strip mall. Parking is plentiful in the strip mall. Favorites here include the frozen wontons that are perfect for making wonton noodles at home! Additional favorites here include the pot stickers, both the longer shaped pork along with the circular pork ones are quite tasty with a thicker skin. During weekends, there is also crispy pork belly and bbq pork. A combo box is $17. The steamed black bean spare ribs here are tasty too! They have 5% off for paying cash and they also take credit cards

Anyone read my review should know that some cuisine i and typical strict on my review. It's just because my taste buds changed as gain experience being foodie in US and all over the world when I travel for work. Dim sum king is a great take out dim sum for customers that like dim sum as food. To me Dim sum is like a life source. When I eat dim sum , I will compare to all the experience I have tasted dim sum various countries that I have try. Such as Canton, Hk, Taiwan, Mtaylasia, Singapore and etc. This place of dim sum doesn't matches my taste bud so I gave it a 2 starts. BUT, remember this is just me. Go give it a try and see how you like it. Go foodie. Much Mahalo

A hidden gem in the corner of the main street. It's all the way in the corner of a not-so-busy plaza so people who come here are regular customers. I stayed at a hotel nearby and loved going to this little shop to get my dim sum fix, even packed some for my friends and they loved it.

This is a great option for getting a dim sum fix that hits the most popular dishes. It isn't an extensive selection but it does hit popular items. It's quick and easy to come in and get takeout. Works for me and I'll be back.

Always busy during mealtimes but it's because food is always fresh, hot and yummy! Our faves include the shrimp balls, sesame balls, har gao, and the chili smelt. But everything has been consistently good. Don't forget the sweet and sour sauce to go with the fried items! A neighborhood favorite for sure.

Very good spot for To-Go Dim Sum, it's pick up only. The prices are average but the flavor and quality is great. Everything is delicious and pretty authentic. I recommend going earlier in the day since they tend to run out of most items by lunch time. The service is fast but they don't explain how to order, making it a bit confusing.

I've been here many many times. Can't go wrong with any of the dim sum options! The hot and sour soup is back on the menu and it was delicious with the perfect amount of spiciness.

I was hit with a sudden craving for dim sum today and found this wonderful place on Door Dash! I had to get my 2 faves- siu mai and the shrimp chive dumplings. Both were excellent! Made exactly how I like and full of flavor. Everything tasted fresh and my cravings were definitely satisfied. Kinda regretting not trying the egg custard buns but it just gives me a reason to order again. :)

The food is great, but the girl at the counter(service) is lacking. I was ordering a dumpling soup. She laughed (underlook me) and said, "You mean wonton soup?" I'm busy, don't have time for this immature game. I got home open up my wonton soup, asked for no noodles just wonton, there's noodles inside.

I was fortunate enough to ride along with my friend who introduced me to this gem. Large dim sum menu- baked, steamed, and fried. They also serve Chinese food to go. Limited quantities- when they are out, they are out for the day! My friend ordered a large variety of dim sum to go. She told me they freeze well too. I ordered a small sample of 3 different items- BBQ pork steamed buns, shu mai, and shrimp har gow to go. Three pieces are $4.35 They are all deelish! The BBQ bun had lots of meat and ratio of meat to dough is perfect, not skimpy. The shu mai is a good size and flavorful. The har gow is lovely- a good size shrimp. The best! Came with sambal and soy sauce, but the spicy chili paste is my fave. I'm coming back, can't wait to try their other yummy goodies!

Came here during lunar new year eve while in search of a new dim sum place, and it was busy! The line was long but moved fast. They not only have dim sum items; they also serve meals and have party tray options. They were mostly sold out of baked goods (particularly the ones I had wanted to try), but did have steamed goods still available. I ended up purchasing some steamed BBQ pork buns. The buns had a good meat-to-bun ratio. The meat filling didn't have filler ingredients (ie. onion), which I appreciated. They accept credit card and offer a 5% discount if you pay cash. Parking is plentiful and shared with other stores in the plaza.

Not bad. It's nice if you want a quick snack to tide you over between meals. There isn't really a place to sit in here so you should do to go or eat in your car. I tried a few things here and thought they were pretty decent. The pork spareribs in black bean sauce was good. Not too many bones. I also got crab Rangoon and thought it was yummy and very crispy. The BBQ pork buns weren't bad although a tiny bit dry on the bottom. Most of the dim sum items here are ~ $4.35 or so. 5% discount if you pay in cash.

Best take out place outside of San Francisco, plus they have fair prices and frozen dumplings and other goodie's to take home.

Went 9am on a Saturday when they opened. I ordered chicken feet, shu mai , spare ribs, and shrimp and chive dumplings, and an egg tart. The egg tart was fresh and flakey. The chicken feet smelled funky as soon as I opened the container. I took a taste test and it was sour. Considering I went there at opening I was disappointed the food is not as fresh.

This place is pretty decent for hargow. I love to go dim sum places just because I really only like shrimp dumplings for dim sum. The price is fair and the shrimp is scrumptious. Plump, juicy, couldn't ask for more. The wrapper isn't a chewy as the versions at shit down places but I think the filling is better.

I used to go here a lot when I lived in Sunnyvale. I moved away over two years and have not been there again until yesterday. My daughter wanted to eat there for her birthday lunch. I brought her presents in expecting to grab a table only to find they had removed the tables and chairs. So we had to order our food to go and find a local park to eat at and open presents. A little bummed, but at least it was a nice day. They have a good variety of steamed and fried food and they are always very nice and it's pretty fast getting your food even with a line, but the dumplings are okay. You can tell they are frozen and steamed vs the dough being made fresh. It's good for fast food dim sum though.

Craving the dim sum classics like Har Gow, Siu Mai, or Shrimp Balls at a low price? This place is for you. And for me. The best part? They're on DoorDash so you don't even have to leave your house if you're in the area. Funny enough, I actually didn't physically come here until a few weeks ago even though I've made many orders from here. Everything is roughly $4ish per order so $20 will get you into a nice food coma for lunch. Siu Mai and the Shrimp Balls are a must. The wrap for the Har Gow is a bit thick for my liking, but the shrimp inside (as with all the other dishes), is legit and stacked. Not like the gelatin mixed pasty shrimp you get at some restaurants. These pieces are also thicc. I'd recommend 2-3 orders per person for a nice lunch, maybe 3-4 for dinner. But hey, order more and you got yourself a midnight snack or breakfast for the next day. Dim Sum King's def a regular spot for talkie dim sum for me and I'll be getting more real soon.

Great value for take-out dimsum on a budget, but I'd recommend staying away from their more entree type stuff and sticking with their dimsum items. Dimsum quality ranges from decent to passable, but the crispy pork tray we got felt far overpriced for rather poor quality cuts. Ordering manually in the store was reasonably quick, but I had some communication difficulties with the waitstaff due to them not recognizing chinese names and having some unusual in-house names/labeling (Pork football? Chinese tamales?). Maybe I'm just new to the area, but I wasn't the only person in line that had difficulty telling them what I wanted and we resorted to just pointing at what they had in the display case. Discounts are available, which I found nice (5% for cash, 10% for military, 10% for orders of $100+). Parking wasn't difficult due to strip mall parking. This might be important for folks worried about cross-contamination: the staff ended up dripping the entrees all over each other as they served out portions. Generally not very stringent controls on that front, but the dimsum items (separate case) seem to be safe. Which is all fine and good since the one entree item we did get (crispy pork belly) was one of the most fatty cuts of meat I've ever had. I'm not one to complain about it normally since it is supposed to be pork belly, but it was difficult to eat after a few bites being mostly less than 10% lean meat and didn't seem to justify it's inflated price tag of $16.50. It was definitely a big downer of the meal. Everything else we got I can say I was reasonably satisfied with given a good price (xiu mai, steamed BBQ pork buns, glutinous rice pork dumplings, sesame balls, spring rolls, large vegetable chow fun, custard bun), so if I wanted to fill that dimsum craving on a budget this is a solid option. That said the dimsum quality varies. The BBQ pork buns were definitely the weakest of the bunch and were remarkably unremarkable. The xiumai had a nice sweetness to them with the added corn, but were a bit dry. The glutinous rice containing items were also a bit dry as well. The chow fun was a massive (greasy) serving, and great value for an $11 item. Volume-wise we got enough food to feed 3 people for what I expected to feed two, so I can't complain there.

Craving dim sum but don't want to go to a restaurant to eat, come here. You'll prob see a line but don't worry, it moves pretty fast. We grabbed a bunch of items to take home and enjoy. Their shrimp steamed dumplings were stuffed with shrimp. The fried chives and shrimp dumplings were ok since I didn't see much shrimp. The vegetable chow fun, how can you hate on chow fun! Good dish. Egg rolls are a bit pricey so it's decent. Shrimp balls also pricey so have small bites but it was good. Xa xiu was flavorful. Had to slice it thinner when I got home but enjoyed it. Fast service. Would come back.

Oh my gosh, I feel like I got completely scammed today. I've posted a photo of my $28 takeout purchase. Here's what I got 3 pieces har gau 3 pieces steamed custard bun 2 pieces baked custard bun 2 pieces crab rangoon 2 pieces shrimp ball 2 pieces shrimp pocket $28. I don't even understand how that math happened. Looking to order similar through grubhub, it's cheaper with more pieces (I only got 2 instead of 3 of the non-steamed items, which is usually priced per piece in the restaurant). I know food prices have gone up a ton, but this is insane. The pieces are also much smaller than they were in the past. So disappointing.

Ong the food is so good! I was hesitant when the people serving weren't Chinese, but damn, the food is good. It's Better than some sit down dim sum restaurants I've been to. I came today after seeing the chaos at the dim sum restaurants for mothers day. The line wasn't too long and there were lots of people taking orders. I ordered the standard fare: ha gow, siu mai, lo mai gai, etc. everything was so amazing. Even cold, I enjoyed the food. I wish to try the chow fun in the future and maybe the lo baak go. This was an unexpected location but delish.