TEN TEN Chinese Seafood Dim Sum Restaurant 天天渔港

Hands down, the Chinese BBQ pork here is the best I’ve ever had. The roasting is absolutely perfect—not too dry, not oily, and not overly sweet. Every bite was pure perfection. The dumplings were delicious, and the jellyfish was surprisingly amazing—fresh, crisp, and perfectly prepared. We also tried the Pan-Fried Shrimp Bean Curd, and wow… it was outstanding! It was my first time trying this dish, and it completely blew me away—crispy on the outside, soft inside, and full of flavor. The custard buns were another highlight—unbelievably soft and warm, literally melting in your mouth. There are so many menu items we didn’t get to try, which just means we’ll definitely be coming back again (and again!). On top of the incredible food, the service was excellent and the restaurant was very clean. Highly, highly recommend this place if you love dim sum and Chinese BBQ!

Quite an authentic restaurant. Delicious dumplings! I didn’t really know how it worked when I came in, an explanation of how to order would have been nice. There’s 2 different carts that come around and you can get dumplings and desserts from them and then everything else you order with a server. It was hard to flag down our waiter but once we did everything came out fast. Would recommend for an authentic dim sum experience.

They have amamazing tasting authentic chinese food. Everything tastes fresh and cooked good. The shrimp balls were my favorite dish and i ate a whole plate. Be aware on holidays the wait will be around 20 minutes and 30 at the worst. Still an amazing place to go to and staff is nice would give 6 stars if i could.

We visited for my daughter's birthday and loved the fun dumpling/dim sum cart concept--it's great if you want to sample lots of options instead of committing to one dish. Everything I tried was tasty. The downside is that if you're not familiar with dumplings, it can feel overwhelming at first. The carts come quickly, the menu has photos but no prices, and it's easy to end up with things you didn't really want. Communication with some of the staff was also a bit difficult to understand, which added to the confusion at the beginning. Plates run about $6-$7 for small shareable portions, but they are filling. I'd recommend looking at the menu ahead of time so you know what to try. It was a good experience and I'll definitely go back!

Just came back from a fantastic Din Sum lunch. Every single disk was better then next served NYC Style in little hot carts with ladies walking around offering different DIm sum dishes . Highly recommend the Shrimp wrapped in rice cake . They make the best ribs in Miami Chinese food world. Huge place friendly staff.

Great Food, Shockingly Rude Service. The food here was actually quite good — flavorful, well-cooked, and enjoyable overall. But the service? Honestly, one of the worst experiences I’ve had in years. When we first sat down, the disposable tablecloth was wet and oily. We politely asked if it could be replaced, but the waitress immediately got defensive. She insisted (in Chinese) that it was new, and only after I pointed out the visible dirty spots did she reluctantly change it — all while acting like we were inconveniencing her. Throughout the meal, she continued to ignore us or acted rudely. At one point, I had to ask another server just to get a cup of water for my 4-year-old daughter. And when it came time to leave, she literally slammed the check on top of our to-go boxes as we were packing up, then walked away without a word. It’s really unfortunate, because the kitchen is doing a great job — but that kind of service ruins the whole experience. Not sure I’d come back unless the staff’s attitude improves.

Food was so good. Haven’t been here since it was pine court about 6 years ago. The food was equivalent if not better than China town NYC. Yes it’s that good!

The experience was great, we went in near their closing hour. Surprisingly, there were still many options of dishes to choose from. Of course, this is non comparable with the authentic traditional Chinese dishes, but it is one of the closest we can find down here in southern Florida. There were a total of 3 people and we spent a little over $300 with about 10 dishes, a few of them were the steamed food in the small trays. Overall it wasn’t bad. We felt that the server was trying to rush us when we were ordering the food though, which is understandable, we walked in 30-45 minutes before they closed. One of the smaller bowl wasn’t cleaned properly and we asked the server to change it. No big deal it was taken care of right away.

Drove down from Port St Lucie for dim sum! The food is delicious! As soon as we were seated we were getting offers of dishes right away from every direction - so be cautious because you're paying for everything you say yes to! I love the options, all freshly made, sweet and savory, served straight off the food carts on small trays. Everything is shareable and you can order anything off the menu that way. Very casual, laid back ambiance with lots of tables and seating. We came on a Saturday afternoon and were seated right away. Definitely a place to come back to for great Dim Sum!

This review is only for Dim Sum. Went there on a Sunday morning, although we had to wait, the tables was available pretty quick. Very noisy, like a typical chinese place, carts going around and people pointing at what they wanted to order. The variety of the items is definitely here. But unfortunately although the carts are somewhat warm, the food was cold when served at the table. It would definitely make a HUGE difference if the food were hot. The place is so big that the carts get parked in an area and do take a bit to circle around the whole restaurant. You can tell this place is good, since chinese people are eating, but a bit pricey. Tried the siu mai, char siu, kai lan, sesame balls, lau sa pau, egg noodles, lo bak gou. Be there early, waiting times might continue to increase if you get there later.

Very good Dim sum, but def not my favorite in town. Everything was very good, but not everything tasted as fresh as it could be. To me it's due to the food sitting on the carts waiating for them to be served, rather than food made to order and brought to your table when it's ready. Still...if you're into the excitement of seeing a cart pull up and allowing your eyes to feast on so much ready to eat food, this is your spot! Yes, I'd agree and say the thrill of seeing so much abundant food when you're famished is just so darn satisfying!

Loved coming here!! Just a little bit far for us coming from Wellington. If you're planing to come here for Sunday Dim Sum, be early or be prepared to wait because they get really busy!! Full 5 stars for the food!! Authentic Chinese this is as close as it's going to get. Price might be a little higher than other Dim Sum Restaurants but you'll definitely get your moneys worth in the size and time filling of the dim sum. Service is decent and definitely better than other Chinese Dim Sum. The carts come around very often and they have nice wide variety of dim sum to choose (some you won't find it at other places) If it wasn't so far from us we would go weekly.

We had an impromptu get together of 21 people at 1010 this past weekend and I must say between the ambience service and food this is the best Chinese restaurant in Broward County.

Always an amazing dim sum experience. We drive over an hour a few times of year just to eat here! Their wait staff is lovely. Some have better English than others but if you use the menu and have them point to the item it works. Everything is fresh and delicious. And they upped their dumpling game big time with the black truffle soup dumplings. They are divine! Very typical dim sum atmosphere with big carts being pushed around. Not a quiet place but great energy. Can't wait for our next trip!

I was seated quickly and the server was friendly. I sat down and several carts came over quickly. I love dim sum and so ordered Pork and shrimp Shu mai, shrimp and chive pot stickers, and house shrimp dumplings. The portions are quite large and weren't really hot - just lukewarm. I liked the shrimp dumplings - they were the classic in rice paper and minced shrimp. However, the pot stickers had too much filling and so the taste was off. Too much filling and too thick dough wrapper. I would not order those again. The Shu mai were pretty good, but rather dry. The place was busy at lunch time, but I left feeling underwhelmed. I will have to go back to Hong Kong Kitchen.

My family and I were in the mood for some Chinese and my mom has been raving about wanting to try this place. She has heard a lot of good reviews about their food, so when I went to visit her, we gave this place a shot! We ordered takeout from here and got some fried chicken she was wanting to try, sweet and sour chicken, along with an order of crab Rangoon. My mom didn't like the chicken as much as she thought she would. She would definitely try it steamed next time. However, the sweet and sour chicken was pretty decent. We will definitely eat at the restaurant next time. The inside was really nice and you can see that everyone loves coming here; it was jam packed. They have a really big menu and so much to choose from. The shrimp dumplings looked delicious!

Some very good Chinese food. They have the traditional Dim Sum with the rolling carts where you select items you want. Also can order from menu, as we did both. Located in shopping plaza with lots of other stores, free parking. Lots of tables and seating attentive staff We had large party with reservation and had no issues Will return.

Another great dim sum lunch at ten ten I like going satuedays because the wait time in much less than on Sunday. During thee week they have less choices than the weekends. Never had a bad meal. So authentic. A must go.

Another great visit was made today along with family. There were four of us! We enjoyed everything we had. We even tried some new dim sum. Some of our tasty treats were; eggplant with shrimp, beef ribs, shrimp dumplings and chicken feet. The meal was accompanied by Flower Tea.

We recently had dim sum at Ten Ten and the food was good and hot. The ladies working the floor were really good about telling us about the different dishes and what was good .... We ordered the following... Shrimp dumplings 8/10 Pork dumplings 8/10 Lo Mai Gai (Chinese tamale with chicken and sausage) 10/10 BBQ pork steamed bun 8/10 Pan fried pork potsticker 7/10 Beef ribs 10/10 Pork ribs 10/10 Pan Fried noodles with roast pork 9/10 The overall meal was yummy and filling. Having come on a weekday was quick and easy...no wait, no rushed service.

10/10 for Ten Ten ! Everything we had was good and so many options on the menu. For two people we paid 50$ and got 5-6 options off the menu. Would definitely go again Has good music paying but not super loud so you can have plenty of conversations. Service was friendly enough and fast

Overall great restaurant. The orange steak had a weird taste, I wasn't a fan but the rest of the dishes were absolutely amazing. The shrimp dumplings were my favorite & I had the custard buns as dessert. We were almost seated at a table right by the bathroom so I requested to be seated elsewhere. The food compensated the 1st impression. Everything was flavorful & prices weren't bad.

Ordered takeaway from Tem Ten Seafood to celebrate lunar new year I was glad the ordering process was easy, the food was ready when I arrived to pick it up, and the restaurant looked clean and inviting (I wished I was seating in to eat, instead of taking the food to go, but it was too late at that point). Once I arrived home, the food was perfect! I ordered the Peking duck, which was perfectly seasoned and trimmed, with the perfect amount of accompaniments. I also ordered some stir fried noodles with beef, and it was also a great portion and flavor. I'll have to try this place again and do it properly with searing in to eat my food fresh.

Authentic Chinese food with old school dim sum carts! We had lots of dimsum and a few entrees to share. The steamed fish was fresh from the fish tank, lobster noodles not only delicious but also came out with this beautiful floral presentation. The egg whites stirred fried beansprouts was good, roasted duck was flavorfiand tender. Friendly service, reasonable priced. A good place to share a family style meal with friends

Chinese Food is a tough one here in west broward county. Most of them are awful. Not this one! This one is good. It's clean, not cluttered full of junk, and it has a rather large dinning room. It also has pretty good service. I started with some hot and sour soup, it was good. It had a nice amount of kick with out loosing the flavor. Then my wife and I had some dumplings, tarro dumplings, shrimp dumplings and the Crispy shrimp rolls. I was surprised at how much I enjoyed them all. The left over reheated really well a they still tasted good. After that we ordered a couple of dishes, chicken & eggplant and pork lomein. I opted not to get the chicken & eggplant in a spicy garlic sauce since I was sharing it with my wife. It had great flavor. The lomein was just as good, and not oily. We are looking forward to eating here again.

Craving authentic Chinese food I need to try Ten Ten ! It has been all over social media and it's a staple in sunrise for Asian food and it did not disappoint! Walking into the restaurant it wasn't full at all and we got seated immediately, in a family style table that is easy for sharing . We were given the menu and we checked off item that we wanted to order all types of Dim Sum. All the food was delicious but my favorite was the egg custard bun, the flavor brought back childhood memories , a mix of sweetness and flavor full ! Definitely the authentic ambience! A must try !

This place is huge. So many big tables. There are couple of tables for solo diners as well. The menu has so many options. The service is quick. They walk around with the carts. The biggest issue would be losing track of how much you order and how much money will add up in the end. They mark down on the paper the food item you order. But it's in different language. The food was good. The quality was good. I had to take home so much left over.

Went for lunch on Thursday with two friends and we had a wonderful time sampling the dim sum offerings. Everything was delicious. The shrimp rice noodles were delicious. This is my favorite dim sum restaurant in SoFlo.

If you're a dim sum enthusiast, this restaurant has a nice ambience that reminds me of an authentic dim sum place in New York. The variety of dim sum dishes is impressive. Classics like siu mai and har gow are perfectly executed--plump, juicy, and packed with flavor. The BBQ pork buns are a standout: fluffy, slightly sweet, and filled with tender, savory pork. Don't miss the crispy turnip cakes, and the rich egg tarts. However, service is not fast and efficient, we had to flag several servers in order to get our server to get some beverages. Some of the food in food carts were room temperature.

Have been coming here for dimsum since I was a kid, and come back pretty much every time I visit home! It's always so crowded when they open, but if you go a little later around 1pm it's usually not so bad. It can be a little chaotic but I love that they still use the system of having servers push the carts around, advertising what dishes they have and what just came out fresh rather than switching to ordering online like some other places do. They're quick, they're efficient, and they set the vibe. The food is also always delicious! Sometimes they can forget to add certain sauces to dishes. But if you just ask for what you want, they're quick to accommodate. Whether that be ice water, more tea, to go bags, cutlery, more sauces, you name it. Plus, I love that it's in the same plaza as New York Mart so you can get your shopping done after you eat.

First time here and enjoyed the dim sum for lunch. The ladies with the dim sum carts try to push everything on you, but I think that's typical, lol. I had shrimp dumplings, shrimp shumai, pork gyoza and pork bao buns and plenty left over. The shumai and the gyoza were my favorites, but I'm sure I'll be back to try others. Service was very prompt and the dining room is huge. Good place to try with a big group.

Ten Ten has officially become my new spot for dim sum in south Florida ! They have a wide variety of dim-sum to select from and all of the ones we tried were delicious ! I would definitely recommend their soup dumplings, anything with shrimp paste, the Singapore noodles, the garlic shrimp, the chicken feet, and the shumai. It was an awesome experience. I can't wait to continue visiting and working my way through the menu to try more dishes !

Having seen a lot of social media buzz about this place we decided to check it out on one of our all too infrequent jaunts down to Broward. It's definitely off the beaten path, but we got there okay, found plenty of parking, and went inside. One of the first things we noticed was the size. This place is BIG! There were probably 30 to 40 people eating, plus half a dozen staff wandering around and there was plenty of space for more. Decor was a bunch of red paper lanterns on the ceiling, with nothing special in the way of tables or chairs but you don't care about that, you care about the service and the food. Service was polite if not exactly friendly... when we saw them but that was rare, slow service with apathetic attitudes is the main reason this place didn't get a higher rating. The tea was a huge pot of slightly weak loose leaf tea, with a plastic dish of rock sugar for sweetener. Maybe it was a busy day, maybe a truck didn't come, but we got there at 5 and they already had no steamed or baked buns on the menu, the first 5 things we asked about they were out of... this was the other reason for a missing star. All the Dim Sum we did get to try were delicious. Fresh. Hot. Tasty. I had zero complaints about any of the food, even things that were not amazing were still pretty good. We'd definitely go back.

Update: Place was shutdown by Health Department- Beware. The food is ok but the service and personal interaction isn't there. When you ask a question the waiters act confused. I went for dim sum and the lady charged me twice. I explained to them and that she added it twice and he looked at me with a wtf look and walked away. So I had to pay for extra dim sum that I didn't get because of the language barrier. Not cool. If you want to go to a restaurant where you will have a non friendly , confusing and overpay without understanding the bill experience, go to this place. They don't give a dam about their customers and a lot of people are going because of social media hypes.

This was my second time having dim sum at Ten Ten. The dim sum is generously sized, fresh and flavorful. The dining room fills up quickly and the dim sum carts circle frequently. Lots of variety. The service is quick, friendly, and courteous. I would definitely dine here again for dim sum, but will also try their dinner offerings as well.

Food was amazing!! Round table everyone sharing. Everyone talking. Kids having a great time! Incredible Chinese food!! Atmosphere second to none. Plus we met a celebrity there which I won't post because I don't want to possibly cause him problems! Just a great experience!

Our first time here and the food was delicious. We ordered a bunch of things to try. I've been to a few dim sum places and they weren't as good as this place. I love that they had so many choices and had so many carts being pushed around. You could see more fresh food coming out from the kitchen every so often. We'll definitely be back again.

I came upon this Chinese restaurant through a recommendation on Instagram. Definitely not close to me but I happen to be in the area so I decided to check it out. Must say it's by far one of the best Chinese food I had since living here. I still like my place that closer to me but this restaurant has much larger selection in food. Definitely a place worth coming & with a group of people. It's very decorative colorful & you have servers constantly assisting. Also to my surprise not expensive at all!

I'll start this by saying that this is not your average Chinese food place. From what little I know with my uneducated eyes and palate it seems far more authentic, from the food down to the decor and layout. When I came in I was handed two different menus, but told by my server "order from here" and they pointed to one of the menus, which was more than a bit confusing but I rolled with it. The menus themselves are not entirely perfectly translated, and have an odd layout, luckily there are pictures of most of the food, however, since lots of it is dimsum, it all looks rather similar, so lots of it is a guessing game. I picked half a dozen dishes that seemed interesting essentially at random and hoped for the best. Look, I'll be honest, I have almost no idea what I ate. The only things that were spelled out were some crispy fried shrimp sticks, which were absurdly good, and greasy in the best way, and some black truffle dim sum which was also excellent. All the food was good and unique and best part inexpensive. For once I even got myself a dessert, which were some sesame balls which I thought I was familiar with but the size of the ones they gave me were absurd. Each sesame ball was massive. So, overall, neat looking place, great inexpensive food, but could probably work on a better menu or better explanation as to what's going on.

Wanted to love but wasn't a fan. Minimal wait for party of 6 at 1130 on a Sunday. Was looking forward to cart service but it turned out to be about 3 carts only circling with their respective same stuff. Seemed short staffed so service was lacking.. not even mentioning customer service. Atmosphere was hectic. Not a big deal if I could get food... The food was overall fine. Had some of my usuals.... shumai, radish cakes, shrimp fun, etc. It just wasn't enjoyable trying to flag someone just to order somethings that weren't coming around the carts. Also, took forever for the check for the same reason. Will stick to the local rival at this time for less headache.

Steve & Kevin's Ten Ten Adventure: Having only read about The Ten and doing a deep dive before heading out, we were primed for a culinary experience. I had the knowledge that a party of two should get there early since big groups swoop in. That was correct. Upon arriving the young host asked us if we were next. Now we could have taken advantage of that but we acknowledged that others were before us. He came back and explained that we will have to sit a a big table with others, which happened to be a nice family. (Later we saw that there were many four tops occupied by duos so that's one lesson.) Having done my homework I had a list of items that I wanted to order. (Shrimp + eggplant! Scallops + yams!) I told the first "cart lady" (which is how I'll refer to them) my picks and she replied to each one, "no too early". Huh. She then sat down a plate of shrimp dumplings and told us, "you'll like this". Which indeed we did. Chock full of plump shrimp. A little soy sauce made them better. Ok cart lady. Good choice! We wanted veggies and there were bright green glistening Chinese broccoli. She drizzled oyster sauce over them and they were steamed perfectly. A top notch side dish. Then we became a bit stymied. Carts came by offering a variety of dishes and Kevin started saying YES! I didn't dissuade him. So we ended up with shrimp + chive balls, roast pork slices, baked bbq pork buns (which tasted like Bimini bread!) and an unexpected plate of fat gyoza. Each plate came in threes. To end the meal we partook in pineapple custard balls which became tastier as you consumed them. I don't really understand how they figured out our bill but it was way affordable so what the heck. Lessons learned: 1. If you have a small party tell them you'll wait for one of those four tops. 2. If you want a dish that's not yet available ("too early!") let them know that you'll wait until it is. Halfway through our meal the first cart lady advised us that everything on our list was available on another huge cart. But alas, we had an abundance. 3. Those ladies are out to sell and unload their carts. Don't feel pressured. Btw: they were all very courteous and nice. 4. It's a huge busy place! Take a breath and settle in. Enjoy the adventure. I/we can't wait to return and apply our lessons from our first go around. And take friends so that maybe we'll get a big table all to ourselves!

The service, taste, and variety of dim sum were all incredible. I'd advise going with at least 4, but best would be a group of 6 to try more variety. And I can eat a lot, but I left wanting to try so much more- so I'll definitely be back!

I feel like this is one of the best dim sum places in the area. It's authentic & a great spot to come with family & friends. It gets pretty busy on the weekends but if there is a wait time, it's worth it. If you have never had an authentic experience at a dim sum restaurant, just expect it to be a fast paced environment. The servers come by with carts full of food & you can pick which dishes you want for the table. Not only is there a huge selection of dim sum but they also have a main menu for big dishes like rice, noodles, soups, etc. I highly recommend this place if you love dim sum & authentic Chinese food.

To long let me in but then said not enough It was so sad why did they not get it correct like why

Excellent dim sum, very friendly service, and plenty of seating in a large dining room. The food came promptly and was piping hot and super flavorful. We ordered: - chicken & sweet corn soup - salt & pepper chicken wings - house shrimp dumplings - shrimp & chive dumplings - fried shrimp balls - shrimp fried rice Everything was really delicious! Generous portions so we had plenty of leftovers. Will definitely be back to try other items on their extensive menu.

The original location in South Florida; the service and food is SO much better than their sister location in Orlando. Prices are average nowadays for their food and dim sum and it truly is flavorful and delicious. Service is also so much better than Orlando's location; friendly and fast. Free parking in the plaza

Authentic Dim Sum and more - I was a little skeptical based on the mixed reviews online. However as someone who grew up eating in NY Chinatown, I have to say this place didn't disappoint. They had the typical items along with some different ones. We were there before noon on a Saturday and had good service. The staff were helpful and they kept coming around ready to offer you more. We will definitely be back to try some other items.

This Chinese restaurant specializes in serving authentic dim sum and a variety of traditional Chinese dishes, all intended for family-style dining. The cuisine is flavorful, and the pricing falls within the average range. My family and I opted for a wide selection during our dinner visit, including fish maw soup, beef chow fun, various seafood dishes, Peking pork chops, fried rice, and more. The dishes arrived promptly and piping hot. Personally, the Peking pork chops remain my favorite go-to dish here. While the service is acceptable, the staff's friendliness may vary, and there are instances of slow service. The restaurant's interior is generously spacious and furnished with Chinese decorations.

This is my third visit to Ten Ten, the first was a late afternoon about a year ago for some pretty solid dim sum in a large, but quiet, restaurant - we were definitely between rushes. The second was less successful - we went late, albeit a good amount before closing, and they just didn't want to deal with more customers. A shame, but it happens. We heard they'd changed ownership since and things were great there, so time for a third and hopefully best visit? Absolutely, this afternoon was a blast. I've not had dim sum from a cart before, but I wasn't expecting that to really make much difference to that experience... I was wrong. We sat down and within seconds a swarm of ladies with carts were around our table of three, and before we knew it the center turntable was packed with delicious food. We had shrimp, pork, duck, a variety of dumplings (including soup dumplings we put an order in for) and everything was excellent. Chinese food in South Florida isn't always something that excites me, with a lot of places not really standing out from eachother, but Ten Ten nails everything from the quality of food to the service. I definitely need practice with the longer chopsticks for sure, and hopefully that's as good an excuse I need to go back more often.

Food is outstanding! It's our first time eating here after shopping at IKEA. Our waitress was friendly and attentive which says a lot when you're talking about a Chinese restaurant. Most staff at Chinese restaurants are not known to be nice. The only reason I didn't give it a 5 star is the restroom. It was out of paper towels & needed a good cleaning.

I loved this restaurant. I came because I wanted to taste different dumplings, but I was full after the first tray. I love that there are multiple menus to choose from and I can truly sit here all day with another eating buddy. The service was prompt, and my waitress explained the different dumplings to me as I had many questions. I loved my experience, except that there were mosquitoes in there, eating me and my son up under the table; there is an open fish tank with lobsters to choose from. The next time I visit, I will wear long pants.

I have to start off by saying I'm not a huge fan of Chinese food. I find that the rather thick sauces detract from the taste of whatever it's in. Anyways, I did enjoy what I had last night. Portions here are on the large to huge side and prices are reasonable. Vegetarians have a limited menu, and I'm thinking that vegans will fare much worse. Service was above average with everything coming rather quickly and the whole process being very good. Dim sum seems to be a big attraction here. I went with 5 other people and everyone left full, and everyone left happy which is a good sign. The place is huge with plenty of tables. The only one negative observation was that the chili oil wasn't spicy at all.

I came here with my sister on an off hour during the week. We were able to order dim sum dishes, but there were no carts out. Our food came quickly. It was very good. I did wish there were more condiments on the table to make dipping sauces, but I was able to get black vinegar after asking for some.

Go to spot for authentic dimsum and Chinese food! The staff pushing the carts are super friendly and helpful-- just be careful because you can get over stimulated if you sit down and already have 3 cart ladies trying to offer you dimsum. It's ok to take your time and eye the food to figure out what you want. They pass by frequently, so you're not going to miss out by taking your time! They have a menu with pictures of most of the food . Also, their menu has items that aren't on their dimsum carts.

I went to Ten Ten for Dim Sum on Friday. This was my first time experiencing Dim Sum and I'm sold. We arrived and was seated almost immediately. As soon as we sat our waiter came over and took our drink orders. Then the carts kept rolling with the different menu items. I enjoyed the roast pork, the pork fried and the boa buns with sweet potatoes inside. This place was not expensive at all our bill came up to $47 for two persons.

This place is busy, and after you've eaten there you will understand why! It has dim sum offered from carts, which means you are served soon after you are seated. They have a wide variety of items and everything was tasty and pretty amazing! Some of the standouts were the baked roast pork buns, sui mai, har gow, fried shrimp in the shell, sliced roast pork, fried crispy taro, pork riblets and beef riblets. The list goes on and on! The staff were efficient and didn't miss a beat. If you didn't see something, they would accommodate pretty quickly!

You have to go! Especially for lunch if you want to experience Cheung fun. We came for dinner and missed out but will definitely be back. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The ambiance was nice, surrounding families and friends were having a great time. The food was amazing, we are very adventurous so we ordered all types of assortments until we couldn't eat anymore lol. You should definitely go check it out, you won't be disappointed!