Get Sum Dim Sum

Food tastes better than it looks not by a lot nothing amazing yet it was just fine I'm not expert. Restaurant interior not appealing either. I was satisfied small plates are between $6 to $8 and few larger plates are from $11 to $14 small plates have a decent serving for a quick bite and price. Parking is plentiful, my favorite was the pork buns most of it was just fine.

I am glad this place exists in the IE. While I obviously prefer an authentic dim sum restaurant with the carts being pushed around, this is good for not driving into LA. We ordered our typical dim sum fare, plus a few other things; shumai, shrimp roll, beef roll, XLB, chicken feet, spareribs, fish ginger congee, and sticky rice. The shumai could have used more shrimp and flavor. And the shrimp and beef rolls sauce could have been more flavorful. Otherwise, we really enjoyed every things else. The chicken feet were amazing. Our favorite thing was the sticky rice which was fully loaded with meat. The fish ginger congee was also so fragrant. You could really taste the ginger and the fish chunks were so tender. Will definitely be back! Everyone was so nice too. $65 + tip for 3 adults and we were all super full.

It was my first time having dim sum in the U.S., and it was much better than I expected. The crispy BBQ pork bun was delicious, and the shrimp wontons were also really good. I’ll definitely come back next time I’m in the area.

Dim Sums were all fresh and tasty, but noodle menus weren't that tasty. We had to wait a bit after we ordered. Servers were friendly, but the asian lady(probably the owner) wasn't. Very small restaurant. **On the menu, the noodle spells as 'noddle' 🤣

3.5/5 Late post - It's nice to know there's a dim sum spot in the I.E., but let's talk about the price and the food quality. Clearly, this isn’t just an issue here—many places have been increasing their prices, and while the prices here aren’t the worst. My review is based on whether I’d go out of my way to spend extra at this place, and honestly, the answer is no. The food was mediocre at best, though the service was good. You know a spot is good when their Siu Mai is flavorful, appropriately sized, and juicy. Unfortunately, this Siu Mai was not the best, it was just ok. The rice roll with a fried cruller was good, but it was missing the typical peanut or sesame sauce usually served with it. The pork wonton noodle soup was decent and, at only $11, it’s passable, but I’ve had better at other places. Ambiance is chillin- typical restaurant

We've been here probably close to a dozen times, and the food is always good and fresh. The wontons definitely taste home made and the steamed and baked buns are delicious. The Siu Mai is the best around. They don't skimp on the shrimp. My favorite dish though is the pork and shrimp wontons in chili oil.

very fresh and authentic. thier sesame ball very fresh and different from other places

Small, quaint restaurant that serves delicious Dim Sum. I couldn't get all the pictures of the food as we were eating them faster than I can get my camera app open on my phone... Chicken Feet, Har Gow, Shu Mai, Bao, Rice Noodle Rolls, and the list goes on... There's not a Dim Sum place in Palm Springs, and this is only an hour drive away. Will DEFINITELY go back on my next day off.

No dim sum carts. You order and the food gets delivered to your table. Just excellent service and food. We love this place for dim sum. The staff is always friendly and service is great. Every dish we ordered came out hot and tasty. The egg rolls were crispy and super hot. Just perfect. It's a small place with only a small area for large parties.

This place is a great option to get simple dim sum place. We were greeted and seated by the booth right away. Every meal served steamy hot. The Siu Mai has cunky shrimp while bean curd has some mixed filling, porridge texture smooth and has strong taste of ginger so the fish doesn't smell. Pork Rib is my less favorite unfortunately. Meat was not that tender. Service overall quite attentive, the staffs keep checking on and ensure we are good. The decor itself is kinda mixed with millenial / Gen Z as there are sone figurine and character on the desk & wall.

Came in on a Monday afternoon. At first glance, the restaraunt looks completely unassuming, with random stitch, animal, and mario kart wall art. The chinese words "起士林" in the logo literally means "cheese forest"! I was worried it would be another one of those hipster, overpriced but mid restaraunts. It proved me wrong. My recommended dishes with expected flavor profile based on all the other dim sum I've eaten in my life: 2. Siu Mai w Pork w/ Shrimp: Huge size and good flavor, though a little different from usual Siu Mai which comes with roe on top. 6. Chicken Feet: Soft and chewy. Expect bones of course. 20. Ham Sui Gok: For those who havent tried this before, imagine a fried mochi ball with dumpling filling inside. This one was surprisingly less fried than other places, so it was nice not feeling as greasy. 29. Yu Choy Sum: Perfectly blanched. Amazing in texture, though it could have used some more oyster sauce on the side. 27. *Baked BBQ Pork Bun*: Star of the show. I'm used to having ones that just use honey glaze on sweet bread. But this one is similar to pan dulce with a crispy sweet top. Inside is chinese bbq pork, which is sweet. Dishes that could have been better: 32. Special Beef Noodle Soup: The meat was incredibly tender and flavor. The broth is similar to tonkotsu, rich and creamy. However, the soup wasnt spicy at all, maybe to play it safe for new customers. It didnt really stand out to me. It felt like it was missing something, maybe more salt or chili oil? 38. Pork Wonton in Chili Oil: The wontons are quite small, though are flavorful. But the chili oil needs more heat. I think if they were slightly larger and had more spices (such as more cilantro, scallions, garlic), it would make the dish stand out more. Other things about the restaraunt: We waited about 10-15 minutes for the first dish, but the others came pretty quickly after. Service was very kind, coming to check if we needed water, cleared empty plates, and refilled hot water in the tea kettle (the tea is made with actual tea leaves!). Bathroom was clean and green-themed like the logo, which is a cute addition.

No need to drive out to the SGV or LA for Dim Sum! All of the food came out hot and fresh. Also, the staff are incredibly kind and helpful. The quality and portions are more than generous. It is so nice to have a legit Dim Sum spot out in the IE. There can be a bit of a wait on weekend mornings/afternoons but it is incredibly worth it!

3.5/5 Late post - It's nice to know there's a dim sum spot in the I.E., but let's talk about the price and the food quality. Clearly, this isn't just an issue here--many places have been increasing their prices, and while the prices here aren't the worst. My review is based on whether I'd go out of my way to spend extra at this place, and honestly, the answer is no. The food was mediocre at best, though the service was good. You know a spot is good when their Siu Mai is flavorful, appropriately sized, and juicy. Unfortunately, this Siu Mai was not the best, it was just ok. The rice roll with a fried cruller was good, but it was missing the typical peanut or sesame sauce usually served with it. The pork wonton noodle soup was decent and, at only $11, it's passable, but I've had better at other places. Ambiance is chillin- typical restaurant

Friendly staff, food quality meets authentic Chinese expectations. Prices are probably the cheapest around too! Under $7 per dim sum order. That being said, don't go too crazy or the bill can rack up quick. Interior isn't too spacious so don't expect to bring more than 6 people at a time without being a problem to everyone.

Delicious dim sum can be found here. One of the best tasting that I have ever had at a reasonable price point. I ordered a Pork and Preserved Egg Porridge. What can I say? It is probably the best I have ever tasted from a restaurant. The porridge/congee was the right consistency with plenty of ginger flavored shredded pork and pieces of preserved egg. It was perfect as a filling breakfast to start your day. The portion size is huge so it can be easily shared with another person. I didn't try them this time but next time I will order fried crullers to go with this porridge. The Crystal Shrimp Dumplings and Pork and Shrimp Siu Mai were huge in size compared to other places. The dumplings are easily four to five bites. They come four to an order and fill the bottom of the takeout containers. Both shrimp and pork dumplings have nice savory flavors. Sticky rice dumpling is glutinous rice and a chicken filling steamed in a lotus leaf. These are made as a single serving but can be split for sharing. The filling consists of small chopped pieces of seasoned chicken and vegetables. These sticky rice has a nice, soft, chewy texture which goes well with the chicken filling. I also ordered chicken feet and ginger tripe. The chicken feet were cooked until tender and gelatinous in texture. These had a good flavor. The steamed book tripe was seasoned lightly with ginger and slivers of chile. I ordered a steamed rice roll with cilantro since this is not a usual rice roll flavor. The cilantro was fresh and bright tasting with the steamed rice noodle and soy sauce. It was a good change from those made with meat. For dessert, I chose the egg tart. These were very flaky with a tender crust. The egg custard filling was just right in sweetness. It was a good ending to a great meal. Online ordering makes it easy to pick up when you arrive. The restaurant is just south of the 10 with easy access into the shopping center from all directions. The dining area looked comfortable and airy so I plan on a return trip soon to dine in.

The place is amazing, food is excellent and the staff are great. My fave is congee. It's a must try

Quaint restaurant with quick and friendly service. Ordered sticky rice, siu mai, steamed rice rolls with shrimp, bbq pork buns, and dumplings all were good, but my favorite was the siu mai. The food was not greasy like most dim sum places I've been to. And the prices are very reasonable. Looking forward to another visit.

Food is delicious! Flavors are mouth watering. The yu choy sum I can eat for days! Also the bbq pork buns and all the rice rolls! My go to for a warm home cooked taste and small bites. Staff were nice and friendly.

Liked the area, tasty dim sums we had for a while !so much closer than Rowland Hgts that we regularly go to, this will now our new treat. So delicious, good seasoning, hearty portions with great friendly service : ) Thank you everyone! see you soon !

Always my favorite place for Dim Sum because of good quality food and reasonable price. I love their dim sum shrimp leek and shrimp siomia. Be back again for sure. Service is fast and they are very nice .

Finally had the chance to go on a dine in experience! Was not too busy that we were able to be seated right away! Very accommodating staff and quick service!! Very cozy dining area with most booths setup for 4 . Met up With my daughter for lunch ! Every food we ordered were very delicious ! Started with : Love the Chinese Kale also known as Chinese broccoli, stems were tender and leafy greens were served with sauce. Filling of the Ham Sui Gok had a different shrimpy taste and it was my hubby's favorite. Pork and shrimp Siu Mai were very flavorful. Garlic Spare Ribs with Taro had meat twere tasty and tender. Just have to be careful with those chopped tiny bones! Baked BBQ Pork Buns were my favorite. It was served warm. Has that crunchy topping of a concha. Savory barbecue pork filling was so yummy !!! Wrapped Sticky Rice served in Grape leaf with Chinese sausage and mushroom filling. Shanghai Soup Dumplings are filled with savory ground pork and soup which is a flavorful broth that is eat up whole along with the dumpling! Baked Pineapple Buns had pineapple creme filling. I just wished it was sweeter and had more pineapple taste! Well so stuffed that didn't have any dinner !!! Will come back for more of those baked buns!! Tip: bring CA$H so you can get 3% discount !!!

Warm friendly reception. Fast efficient service. Not a big fan of dim sum but this place had just made me one. Everything to me tasted good specially the BBQ Pork Bun. Different take than I've tried before. BBQ meat on a sweet soft fluffy bun instead of the usual white doughy one. It worked really good. Chinese kale (looked like it's Chinese broccoli) with brown sauce is also good. Deep green fresh crunchy but not chewey. Had same dish in other places before but were chewy. Rest are as good and enjoyable. Fair prices and worth the food and service. Ambiance is relaxing and enjoyable. Quiet and not too crowded at the time. Will be back for sure.

We've visited Get Sum Dim Sum a couple times now, and we've enjoyed both times. Despite not looking like your typical old school dim sum place, this is a great spot! Love the tea options offering and not just a tea bag in a pot. Service is fast. The dim sum is fresh and tasty. The dim sum sizes are also generous. Being one of the very few options in the Inland Empire, it's definitely now our closest and best option. Very glad to have found it!

This was my first meal of the year, 2025. :) My sister and her husband recommended this spot, as it is their go-to dim sum spot. Great alternative to going to Westminster, if you live close to the Ontario area. We waited about 40 minutes to be seated and it was definitely worth the wait! We did go during rush hour around 12:30. I would say this is a medium sized restaurant, clean with cute Chinese decor inside. Friendly staff and great service! This type of restaurant does a la carte orders, so you will not be seeing any carts going around. The portions are bigger than your usual dim sum restaurant, so you're getting bang for your buck. I came with my boyfriend, sister and brother in law, so we got to order a lot of the menu. We also ordered the pork wonton egg noodle soup, which was devoured before I could take a picture of it. :-P I enjoyed the variety of yumminess in the soup -- perfect noodles, wontons, veggies and savory broth that was cooked to bliss point (not salty at all), I just added some chili oil for some spice. Condiments on the table included: sriracha, soy sauce, black pepper and salt. I asked for mustard to dip the siu mai with. Everything we ordered was demolished without any mercy. lol The shrimp rice rolls, siu mai, tripe and shrimp/pork wonton were all solid orders, comparable to flavors from Seafood Cove 2. I especially enjoyed the sticky rice, which included Chinese sausage, ground pork and mushroom. It came out piping hot! Which made it even more enjoyable. I was expecting the sticky rice to be plain, but the extras made it a pleasant surprise. The Chinese kale was thiccc and was crunchy all the way through! The only dish that I didn't enjoy as much was the chicken feet. I ate one at the end, but it was already cold by that time. So highly recommend eating that dish first. Dessert was amazing: sesame balls and the egg tart. The sesame ball was unique, as it was mostly made with mochi and red bean inside. Egg tart was flaky like a mini croissant with a jiggly custard center. The chefs know how to flavor everything to the tee, as the desserts were subtly sweet and main orders were perfectly savory. Overall amazing experience and happy bellies! We're definitely coming back. :)

Did not think such a delicious dim sum place would be found in Ontario but one of the best dim sum we've had AND that even includes in Hong Kong! The wonton noodle soup looked plain but had lots of flavor, the ham sui gok was soo crispy and chewy, the char sui bao was so crazy good we had to have another order to go. Even their chili oil was legit! Just like any other Chinese place, you don't come here for the ambiance although it wasn't terrible and actually service was better than most Asian restaurants.

Wish they didn't use MSG. I would shop here more often. Everyone was friendly. Very good verity of dim

Great food and customer service. Highly recommend for authentic and fresh tasting dim sum. Anything you order will be good.

Placed an order to go & it was convenient. Definitely order their Thai iced tea because this delicious wonton soup has some spice to it! The flavor of the chili broth is tasty and marinated well. The shrimp wontons are juicy, and enjoy with some light soy sauce! The service was fast and simple. It was ready before the wait time expected (: around noon time it was moderately busy on a Friday.

6th time here at 12pm on a Wednesday. It wasn't very busy. We had 7 people in the party. We got the only table that fits groups. Service today was meh. As long as we ask for things, we won't get it. The food came out in waves. The standouts were the custard tart, bean curd, congee, shrimp rolls, custard bun. The price was moderate, not too bad.

Tired of driving to Rowland Heights or San Gabriel for good dim sum? Well look no further than GET SUM DIM SUM IN ONTARIO! Their crystal shrimp is what I came here for and it did not disappoint! There are so many different choices at fair prices and. You may have to wait in line if you are coming in rush hour but the food comes out fairly quickly when ordered. The booths are cozy and can easily fit several people . Great place to meet up with family and friends and order not some but ALOT of dim sum!

Get Some Dim Sum is the real deal! Authentic Cantonese food, made with so much care and tradition. The dim sum is outstanding -- and it says a lot that they even supply dim sum to other restaurants in the area. Everything we tried was fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with love. What makes it even better is that it's family owned and operated. You can feel that pride and hospitality in every interaction. Highly recommend for anyone craving truly authentic Canto flavors. A neighborhood gem we'll keep coming back to!

Food was decent! I wasn't expecting much but to get some decent Chinese food/dim sum I was impressed! We got 5 dishes between 2 people and it was filling! Prices are similar to a dim sum restaurant so I wasn't too disappointed with that. Service and the food came out pretty fast and the servers were super friendly.

It's not easy to find dim sum in Rancho area. This is one that we find all our favorite food. My granddaughters love the soup dumplings and har kau. They ordered extra dim sum to take home for daddy. The place is fancy, it's small but cosy with many booths. Good for small of 4-5. The prices are acceptable when it's not close to San Gabriel, Rosemead or Temple City. The service is very good. For sure we will return again.

Honestly not sure how this restaurant could receive any higher than 1 star. The Dim Sum quite literally tastes microwaveable; like the ones we can get at a grocery store, but even worse. I got a few orders, and I didn't finish my food because the dumplings were unbearable. Also, they did not seem authentic at all, not entirely sure what the point of this restaurant is. It felt more of like "fast food" quality, but kind of worse. No complaints with the service or the environment of the place, but the food was bad enough to give it 1 star across the board.

Okay, before you read my review, let me give you the separate ratings based on your own Chinese Cuisine/Dim Sum food experience: Dim Sum Expert (you grew-up with it, been to Asia, dined at Tea Houses): 3.5-4 stars Dim Sum Explorer (you've had some in groups, parties, some Tea houses): 4 stars Dim Sum Newbie (tried maybe a little or may be your first-ever experience): 4-5 stars ** Overall Rating: 4 stars ** Okay with that said, let's get to the review. What got me excited about this place was the fact this location is in the Inland Empire! Dim Sum-anything is not very existent in the area, so to find out 'Get Sum Dim Sum' was opening up, it got me wanting to try it out. I came here on what usually would be a non-peak, weekday dim sum hour (afternoon to be exact) and already knew what I want. Once I walked-in, pretty much every table was taken. But the thing is...this place is VERY SMALL. It's more like a small cafe. It could maybe seat about max 30-35 persons at one time, then there will be a line. I was coming in for take-out, but sadly the stuff I wanted was all sold out. Imagine my disappointment. But things happen, and I think the manager, her name was Angie, worked with me on getting something I can do take-out with. So, I ordered the Spare Ribs with Rice. Usually this dish at other places automatically comes with a veggie, but here...it's an additional charge. I think Angie rang up $1 more for my Chinese Broccoli. Anyway, so I ordered and was gonna pay out. So one of the other servers swept by really fast while all of this was happening, and they pulled up another family's $88 bill on their POS system. Angie swiped my card to pay *their* bill by mistake and I noticed it and told her I got charged the wrong bill. Angie looked at her screen and genuinely apologized for the mistake. She didn't see it until I mentioned it! Think they need just need to do some better training on using a POS system, confirming the correct order/receipts, all before swiping payments. But...she voided the charge and explained to me it will be voided and I wouldn't be billed for it (which was successfully voided after I checked my card statement later). I was a little frustrated with the situation, but I did appreciate the explanation of things, so I just let it be. As for the food itself, it was good for what it was, tasted pretty authentic. The dim sum is much pricier, ranging on average about $6.50-$7.50 each. I'm not crazy about charging extra for vegetables...that usually comes with dishes at the tea houses, unless you vastly change the dish, then it would make more sense. But in all, come here if you're in the area, but if you want the real, actual dim sum experience, this is definitely not the place and you would be happier somewhere in the SGV. If you have a dim sum craving and just want takeout, this place also works. Just call ahead for your orders or else you could wait over 20 minutes if they are busy.

Top notch dim sum! I ordered like 10 items from the menu. Everything tasted fresh and high quality. Waitresses were very friendly! No complaints. Definitely will be back!

Really nice ambiance and so happy to have asian dumpling place near me. The prices are very reasonable. The food is also delicious

I always have to drive pretty far for some dim sum so I'm glad I found a spot close to home. This place won't provide the authentic dim sum experience but it gets the job done if you're craving it and want something quick. Service was fast. All of the waiters were friendly and attentive. Their menu isn't extensive but they have all of the popular items. Our favorites were the shrimp rice rolls and bbq pork steamed buns. The siu mai's were a great size but it lacked flavor in my opinion. I have had better elsewhere.

Came in around 12pm and had to wait over an hour to be seated. The restaurant is small and I think they were understaffed that day (it was New Year's Day). The rices are fair and the food was not bad. None of the staff were Asian which I found to be interesting. The shrimp wonton soup was good.

This cozy restaurant is my usual place for weekend brunch. Every dishes are good portions, always steaming hot when it's coming out to the table. I'm really impressed with the service attitude, they're really helpful and patient with my lemon ice tea order. If you're looking for a good Asian cuisine restaurant, then this is the place for you.

Dim sum is incredible we ate it so fast didn't even take pictures. The leek and crystal shrimp dumplings were amazing. The indoor seating has one large area for maybe 6. Then it's 4 or 2 top. We waited a bit as we are a large group but it was sooo worth it. The service was also fast and efficient and they put up with 4 very excited girls. We were here after closing but they didn't rush us out or anything

This place is so good! It's near the movie theater and I parked in their parking structure (FREE parking) I ordered: - Shrimp Shumai 9/10 - this is always a hit - Chinese Kale 4/10 - bitter but they give a good portion which can be shared - Pork Soup Dumplings 10/10 - very juicy, skin is chewy but also thin. They come in individual little trays so no soup goes to waste! - Garlic Pork Ribs 7/10 - Not bad, love the garlic flavor, but a little too fatty for my liking - Sesame Balls 10/10 - so crispy, HUGE, chewy, slightly sweet, yummy Overall I'd definitely recommend this place!

Really yummy dim sum spot! We came for lunch on a Monday and were seated right away, but most of the tables were occupied. They give you a sheet of paper to order and then bring the food. We had so many good bites but my favorite was the bbq pork steamed buns & my husband really loved the pork wontons in the chili oil. Overall very good place & we would come back if we are in the area.

Food was delicious and service was fast. Price is decent. inside of restaurant is nice and cozy. would recommend if you are craving some good dim sum. Gets busy around noon.

Great dim sum and good price. Also large portions! Highly recommend!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Stopped by on Saturday, 07/06/24 for the first time during lunch. Ordered the following: - 1 Crystal Shrimp Dumpling = $6.59 - 1 Siu Mai - Pork with Shrimp = $6.59 - 1 Sticky Rice (comes with 2) = $6.59 - 1 Lava Custard Bun (comes with 3) = $6.15 - 1 Fry Cruller / Rice Roll = $6.59 - 1 Shrimp/Pork Wonton Noodle Soup = $11.99 SUBTOTAL = $44.50 TAX = $3.91 OVERALL TOTAL = $48.41 Upon entering, I realized that this place is small - not a lot of seating areas and it was a full house that day. There was a lady walking around asking customers if they would like to try out some pineapple buns (obviously they're not free). Also side note, my personal phone didn't even have any signal at all inside, so I wasn't able to check in on Yelp. Bummer! My work phone was perfectly fine though. Interesting... ** You also get a 3% discount if you pay in cash! **

Great dim sum place in an unlikely location. The lemon black iced tea is righteous. Just ask for extra lemons to get closer to that authentic Cantonese flavor. SOLID dim sum choices. Taste is on point. This taste is better than China Republic. Noodle soup base is so real and close to authentic NYC Chinatown I wanted to cry. Price is better. You're not paying for the ambience. Really love the booth seatings. Staff is friendly. This place fills up quickly during weekends. Get the pineapple custard buns! New fave!!!

Located in the shopping center just South of the 10 freeway on the Mountain Ave. exit next to the Cupcake place and Starbucks. I have been to this place a few times for take out... but recently went in to dine alone. Consistently delicious food! I especially like the shrimp dumpling soup. Service was non-evasive LOL you order and they pretty much leave you alone. The Thai Milk Tea was pretty good and the presentation was gorgeous of the dishes served. I'm sure I will continue to darken their doorsteps! Respectfully Reviewed.

Dumplings were decent sized. A little pricey for dim sum. Good service, small seating area but efficient.

Small place. Everything cooked to order. Their shrimp rolls were so good. Definitely want to go back.

Our favorite dim sum place in Ontario!! The staff are very friendly and polite. As a proper Cantonese, I can vouch for this place being the best dim sum place in Ontario or Inand Empire area!

I came here to eat today mid asf food has no flavor don't get the dumpings only the number 4 soup dumplings those are pretty good nothing else

Hey Folks! Get you sum dim sum!!! This place is small but mighty!!! SERVICE: My first time here so a little overwhelming to understand all the items and rules. They were smart to have me fill out my order sheet while I waited, but felt like I should have been more dim sum educated before I got here. FOOD: I came here specifically for the rice noodle rolls. They ran out of beef (sad face) but I was able to get shrimp and BBQ pork. The shrimp was tasty as I had hoped. The BBQ pork was also good but did not satisfy my beef craving. My daughter had the pork wonton in chili oil and gave it 2 thumbs up! The soup dumplings were also super tasty. I just wish this was closer to my house. I drove 40 minutes, had almost an hour wait, and no beef rice noodle rolls (okay I'll stop complaining now). Go try this place it is very yummy!!

Pretty good dim sum for the area, but it is on the pricier side. We ordered 6 dishes and it came out around $55. My favorite dishes were the the shrimp rice noodle roll and steamed sticky rice. Shu mai was tasty too. The waitress recommended the pineapple bun, but I had better and would skip. It was soft and didn't have much texture. There were pineapple bits but they had no flavor to it. Also saw that people got the spicy wonton chili, but the pork filling didn't have much flavor to it. Overall, I would return and skip the two dishes I mentioned that were passable.

Out of all the dishes, the siu mai was the best without a doubt. I would definitely come back just for the siu mai and even order it to go. The rest were between just above average to good range. Nothing special, but not bad either. It was definitely filling and satisfying. Overall I would give my first experience a 7 out of 10.

Honestly not that great but if you're looking for a quick fix then try it out. A lot of food does not seem freshly made. I've had A LOT of Chinese dim sum in my life and maybe this is the only one in the area but food was mid.

A bunch of hits, but a couple of misses! We stumbled in on this spot before a concert and it really hit the spot! Our favorites were the har gow, steamed pork buns (not pictured), and the shrimp and garlic egg rolls (also not pictured - sorry)! The steamed pork buns were so well seasoned and tasted better than some I've got in San Francisco and New York City's Chinatown! The har gow tasted extremely fresh, and the unexpected tasty item of the shrimp and garlic egg rolls were very delicious! The couple of misses came from the shrimp wontons in chili oil and the siu mai. They both felt like they were lacking a bit of flavor, but we added some salt which helped! The service was quick and attentive, we were able to sit right down right away! It was a quiet restaurant that looks like it could pack up! We went kind of early on a Thursday night, but definitely would go back!