Small mom-and-pop dim sum restaurant with about six tables creates a cozy and intimate atmosphere. Space feels compact and lively, encouraging quick dining and suited for pairs or small groups. Offers self-serve tea and features picture menus with freshly cooked, high-quality dim sum.
Offers classic staples with absolutely delicious flavors. Service is excellent and the spot stays chill with no wait early in the day.
Plump baked BBQ bao and tasty BBQ pork buns stand out here. Fresh dim sum includes chiu chow dumplings and BBQ pork rice rolls.
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The restaurant is extremely small, so arrive early to secure a table.
Expect long lines during weekends and holidays, especially around peak hours.
Every dim sum dish costs between $6 to $10, perfect for sharing.
Spacious restaurant with a minimalist design and clean, well-maintained decor creates a casual but lively atmosphere. Noise levels are high, making conversations difficult, especially during busy times. Known for authentic, delicious dumplings and top-notch noodles, it offers quick service without carts and affordable prices.
Top tier dim sum crafted by a master Hong Kong chef offers perfectly delicate and firm wraps. Dishes like walnut shrimp and chicken wings stand out with no wait to sit down.
BBQ pork dishes stand out with BBQ pork noodle soup featuring rich broth and tender pork. Barbecue pork buns and Pork Sheng Jian bao also offer strong flavors alongside other pork dumplings.
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Reservations are recommended for lunch to avoid long wait times.
The Sheng Jian Bao takes 15-20 minutes to prepare, so expect a wait.
Prices are reasonable compared to other dim sum places in the area.
Small cafe with only a few tables offers freshly made dim sum served quickly in a cozy, soft atmosphere that feels more like a boba shop. Dim sum dishes come out piping hot and focus on quality over quantity, with reasonably priced portions and a limited menu that highlights a few specialties done well.
Freshly made dim sum stands out with delicious flavors that match or exceed larger restaurants. Every dish tastes really tasty and fresh.
BBQ pork buns have a good meat to bun ratio and come at a reasonable price. They offer a solid balance of flavor and value.
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The place doesn’t have a bathroom.
Dim sum dishes are reasonably priced compared to larger restaurants.
Expect about 10 minutes wait for food after ordering.
Open floor plan with visible chefs folding dumplings creates an engaging atmosphere. The vibe is cozy and modern casual, blending traditional dim sum with contemporary design. Frequented by groups enjoying extensive menus featuring fresh, flavorful dumplings and noodles at reasonable prices.
Traditional dim sum comes in a modern casual atmosphere with reasonable prices. The spicy sauce from the cucumber salad pairs well with all the dim sum dishes.
BBQ pork bao stands out with its rich flavor. Other notable dishes include mushu pork, soup dumplings, and honey walnut prawns.
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Dumpling King offers two menus: one for regular Chinese food and one for dumplings.
Expect to pay around $25 per person for a meal, including drinks.
Dumpling King has a solid selection of vegan and vegetarian options.
Small dining space includes a large Buddha statue and a side room for celebrations. Atmosphere stays quiet and clean with friendly service. Dim sum and orange chicken stand out as highly praised dishes.
Hefty, delicious shumai stands out as a filling dim sum option. Other items like BBQ steam bun and Siu Mai deliver authentic, satisfying flavors.
BBQ pork stands out with excellent flavor. Steamed BBQ pork buns offer a tender, savory bite alongside dishes like orange chicken and Mongolian BBQ beef.
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Expect a one-hour wait during peak hours, but no reservations are needed.
Generous portions are served at reasonable prices, making it a good value.
Food is ready for pickup within 15 minutes after ordering.
Small hole-in-the-wall bakery with onsite pastry production and a take-out only setup. Lines form early due to popular dim sum and baked goods, including unique items like almond rice cake. Atmosphere feels old-fashioned and busy, with one person serving long lines in a compact space.
Hong Kong style dim sum comes fresh and delicious with a wide variety of choices. Prices stay reasonable while offering quality pastries alongside the dim sum.
Baked BBQ pork buns stand out with a soft, flavorful crust. The pork shumai offers a tender, savory bite alongside the buns.
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Long’s Family Pastry is a take-out only establishment.
Expect popular items to sell out by 7:30 am.
Cash is preferred, but credit cards are accepted with a $10 minimum order.
Modern, small dim sum restaurant with limited seating and a simple interior. Atmosphere is warm and welcoming with great music enhancing a pleasant, chill vibe. Known for authentic, fresh dim sum that rivals larger establishments.
Authentic Chinese dim sum arrives hot and fresh with a large variety of items. The quality matches or exceeds dim sum spots in the San Gabriel Valley, offering a great value without long waits.
Baked BBQ pork buns stand out with their sweet bread and tender meat. The buns come in both soft and crispy versions, each offering a distinct texture.
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Expect a wait for a table during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Dim sum is served all day, not just in the mornings.
Parking is plentiful and convenient for visitors.
Bright, modern space with a clean, casual ambiance and homey neighborhood feel. Atmosphere stays relaxing with Mandarin ballads at a comfortable volume, making it suitable for casual dinners or gatherings. Crowds peak at lunch and dinner, creating a lively but comfortable environment.
Hand-made dim sum offers a fresh, authentic taste that stands out from frozen options. Dumplings and other items deliver a homestyle, traditional flavor alongside other well-made dishes.
BBQ pork buns appear often, with some finding them tasty and others noting they lack enough filling. Steamed BBQ buns and spicy wontons also feature alongside dishes like Mongolian Beef and Szechuan chicken.
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Parking may be challenging; street parking is limited.
They offer a 10% discount on meals this month for their opening.
Reservations are not required but calling ahead for pickup is recommended.
Dim sum comes pre-cooked in plastic containers, creating a fast food vibe rather than a traditional teahouse experience. The space is small but comfortable, with self-serve water stations and utensils stored in table drawers. The atmosphere feels casual and modern, bustling with a lively crowd and welcoming lounge music.
Dim sum here is fresh and tasty, served quickly with a clean, non-greasy style free of MSG. Portions like the pork ribs offer a high meat-to-bone ratio and the lunch specials provide good value.
Soft steamed buns hold a sweet and savory pork and scallion filling. The BBQ pork offers a very flavorful punch. Crispy crescent dumplings and garlic-tossed Chinese broccoli add variety.
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Reservations are not accepted; ordering is required before seating.
Expect a 90-minute seating maximum during busy hours.
Weekend lunch special from 11am to 2pm offers three dim sum and a drink for around $10.
Open kitchen reveals handmade dumplings being prepared, creating an engaging dining experience. Clean, bright interior with simple, elegant decor offers a cozy and inviting atmosphere. Large tables accommodate groups, and steady chatter adds to an authentic, lively vibe.
Excellent dim sum matches quality found in well-known spots like San Gabriel Valley. Offers a variety of dumplings and authentic Chinese flavors without long travel.
Pork BBQ baos come fluffy with a rich, savory-sweet filling that melts in your mouth. Cantonese BBQ pork buns offer a balanced flavor and are served warm, enhancing their taste.
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The waitlist on Friday night can extend beyond the initial 20 minutes due to high demand.
They celebrate birthdays by bringing out a lit sign and singing.
The restaurant is family-friendly and provides baby chairs for children.
Dim sum restaurant offers takeout only with huge portions and affordable prices on items like roasted duck and BBQ pork. Atmosphere feels busy and practical, with a focus on quick service and convenience. Early arrival is common to secure popular dishes such as roasted duck.
Fresh, affordable dim sum comes ready to go from steaming pots, making service quick. Steam cooked dim sum and BBQ bento boxes stand out, especially with the upgrade to fried rice noodles and the roasted duck.
Chinese barbecue features roast pork and duck with options like fried rice noodles that add value. The BBQ pork stands out, while other items like buns do not match the same quality.
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Tai Pan Dim Sum is takeout only.
Expect to pay around $18-20 for a lunch meal.
Portion sizes are large, providing good value for the price.
Large buffet restaurant offers a spacious layout with bright lighting and comfortable seating. Atmosphere feels busy and lively, with music that can be loud and some crowding at times. Seafood selection, including crab and sushi, stands out among offerings.
Dim sum includes a wide variety of fried, steamed, and baked options alongside sushi and soup. The buffet features kid-friendly choices like General Tso’s chicken, cheese wontons, and even French fries and chicken nuggets near the dim sum section.
Mongolian barbecue offers a variety of grilled meats with an Asian twist. The BBQ stands out among the seafood and dumplings options.
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Dinner costs $32.99 per person on weekends.
Lunch is $19 per person with a 10% discount for seniors.
Crab legs are available for dinner on Saturdays.
Dim sum restaurant with banquet-style seating and a retro Chinatown vibe offers a spacious interior suited for large groups. Atmosphere ranges from family-style dining with lively energy to quieter, more rushed moments. Dim sum carts and traditional decor add to the authentic experience.
Offers tasty authentic Chinese dim sum with a wide variety of fresh items. Prices stay super affordable, making it good for a quick lunch.
BBQ pork appears in dishes like Char Siu Chow Mein with fried crispy noodles and in pork buns that taste great but serve better when warm.
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Visiting on weekends offers a busy yet tasty dim sum experience with trolley carts to choose from.
During the Mid Autumn Festival 2024 on September 17, the restaurant encourages celebrating and enjoying their dishes.
Parking can fill up quickly during lunch hours.
Dim sum restaurant features a modern, lush interior blending Hong Kong, Chinese, and Singapore influences with an Orange County vibe. Atmosphere feels authentic and comfortable, though it can be loud and rushed during busy times. Dim sum offerings are highly authentic and well-regarded for quality and taste.
Authentic Hong Kong style dim sum comes fast and at a good price. The menu is smaller but focuses on high quality dishes like BBQ pork buns and turnip cake that stand out from other places.
Baked BBQ pork buns stand out with their fragrant, balanced flavor and unique style in the dim sum world. Pan fried rice with barbecue pork and shrimp also offers a satisfying mix of tastes.
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Happy hour offers reduced prices on most items.
The restaurant doesn't get busy until around 6 PM on Saturdays.
Ordering via QR code speeds up the process.
Small dim sum restaurant with an open kitchen and upscale presentation featuring tablecloths on every table. Atmosphere feels busy and lively, often crowded but less so than typical dim sum spots due to connection with hotel lounge. Food service uses paper order sheets instead of traditional carts, creating a modern dining flow.
Dim sum here features freshly made, in-house dishes with generous portions and quality ingredients. Rice noodle rolls stand out as especially superb, and service is attentive and efficient.
BBQ features top quality items like BBQ duck that is lean with almost no oil or salt. Other dishes include salt and pepper fried calamari, steamed BBQ pork buns, and shrimp dumplings with chive.
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During weekends, there can be a wait, especially if arriving during peak hours.
Reservations require cash only.
The place tends to fill up rapidly, so securing a reservation in advance is highly recommended for larger groups.
Large space filled with traditional dim sum carts creates a lively, noisy atmosphere where tea-drinking and chatter mix. Crowds gather around small tables, adding to the bustling, family-friendly vibe. The setting blends old-school charm with a sense of excitement and anticipation.
Dim sum features old-school cart service with a wide variety of authentic Cantonese dishes. Prices run about 30% lower than comparable spots, with standout items like dumplings and taro buns.
Roasted duck features perfectly crispy skin and juicy meat that stays tender. Barbecue pork and duck offer cost-effective quality with crispness and flavor.
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Reservations are not required, but expect a short wait for a table.
Parking can be difficult during lunch hours; arrive early.
The restaurant charges $1.50 for tea per person.
Small shop offers dim sum, roast duck, and house fried rice with excellent value. Locals frequent the spot, which operates on a takeout-only basis with no seating. Roast pork prices run higher than typical Chinatown BBQ places.
Delicious dim sum stands out alongside noodles and roast duck in a cute little shop setting.
Offers some of the best Chinese BBQ with standout items like roast pork. Prices run higher per pound compared to other spots in Chinatown.
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They offer takeout only and have no tables.
The seating area is small, which might be a concern for some.
The piece of pork costs $20, and 5 drumsticks are $7.
Dim sum comes in large portions with authentic flavors suited for takeout only, as no seating is available. The atmosphere feels uninviting and cash-only payments are required. Parking is limited and shared, and food often runs out early on busy days.
Dim sum comes out fast, fresh, and hot, making it great for quick takeout. Portions run larger than most sit-down spots, offering a good value with decent taste and reliable walk-up window service.
BBQ pork steamed bao stands out with a consistent, familiar taste and larger size than expected. The steamed BBQ pork bun offers a quick, affordable snack option at $1.99.
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Cash is the only accepted payment method; no credit cards.
The restaurant is takeout only, with no seating available.
Parking is available behind the restaurant and on the street.
Hot pot restaurant offers all-you-can-eat buffet with a self-serve sauce bar and fondue fountain. Bright, modern decor creates a warm and inviting atmosphere suitable for groups or solo diners. Seating includes shared tables and booths, with a neat and clean environment.
All-you-can-eat dim sum comes with a wide variety and good portions during breakfast and weekday buffets. Pricing ranges around $16 to $20, with an option to add unlimited dim sum for an extra $5.
Barbecue pork stands out with its delicious flavor and appears alongside a good variety of hot dishes like fried rice, chow mein, and char siu.
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Parking is limited; consider street parking or nearby library lots.
There is a 90-minute time limit per table for dining.
On your birthday, if you come with at least two friends, the birthday person eats for free.
Small, cash-only, family-run spot with no seating operates like a cafeteria-style line for quick service. Ambiance evokes a walk into Chinatown with authentic Chinese barbecue and dim sum staples. Affordable prices attract people stopping for finger food snacks or takeout on the go.
Juicy roast duck and dim sum steam buns with various fillings stand out here. The roast pork by the pound adds to the solid selection of dim sum offerings.
Small hole-in-the-wall spot offers roast pork and whole BBQ duck cut to order. Food holds up well even when cold, but there is no seating available.
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This place is CASH ONLY.
The restaurant operates like a cafeteria style line, so you’re in and out quickly.
Expect affordable prices, making it a budget-friendly option.
Dim sum carts move through a spacious, banquet-style dining room under a huge chandelier, creating an authentic Cantonese atmosphere. The place feels loud but lively, with a clean, remodeled interior and affordable prices. It attracts a steady crowd seeking classic dim sum and seafood in a setting suitable for events.
Roaming dim sum carts create an authentic vibe with fresh, delicious selections. Quality is consistently good with excellent variety at reasonable prices.
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The restaurant opens at 8 am.
The parking is underground and free.
The wait time is usually short, but arrive early to avoid crowds.
Small, modern space with bright lights and self-order kiosks creates a clean, cozy atmosphere. Noise levels vary, with a relaxed vibe that feels like casual takeout dining with seating. Dim sum offerings focus on authentic Cantonese flavors with some standout dishes.
Authentic Cantonese dim sum comes with a wide selection and intact siumai skins that don't break apart. Spareribs with pumpkin offer a unique twist, and the concept focuses on easy takeaway without the usual restaurant wait.
BBQ Char Siu features fine cut meat with a tasty filling and is not rough or junky. The BBQ pork includes a lot of fat, adding richness to the flavor.
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Parking is limited, especially on weekends due to nearby crowds.
The prices are $6 for 3 pieces of siumai, which is considered high for a casual spot.
There are 2 self-service kiosks for ordering, or you can order with staff if paying cash.
Small dim sum spot offers a quiet, cozy atmosphere with Chinese-themed decorations and peaceful music. Seating is limited and designed more for takeout convenience than extended dining. Prices remain reasonable despite smaller portion sizes.
Express style dim sum offers freshness and affordable prices with items around $2 each. The spot feels clean and cozy, making it convenient for quick takeout without long waits.
BBQ pork buns stand out with their juicy and flavorful filling. BBQ items stay tasty even when taken home, though they are best fresh.
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Parking is very limited, especially during Saturday lunch hours.
The salted egg bun is only available during weekends.
The dim sum costs $3 for three pieces, which is relatively affordable.
Narrow dining space with outdated interiors and busy takeout windows creates a downscale atmosphere. The place draws crowds for its authentic dim sum despite a worn and cluttered setting. Energy feels low key, offering a break from city hustle.
Very cheap dim sum sold by the piece offers great value and flexibility. The selection includes buns and other items that are consistently delicious with usually fast service.
Baked BBQ pork buns stand out with their affordable price and great taste. BBQ pork appears in various dishes like fried rice and ribs, often paired with noodles or rice for a solid meal.
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The restaurant accepts cash only for all transactions.
Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Portions have decreased significantly, often not enough for two people.
Bakery and deli combine Chinese bakery items with Hawaiian plate lunch offerings in a mostly to-go setup with outdoor seating. Atmosphere feels cozy and inviting, with friendly staff and a heartwarming vibe. Customers often call ahead to avoid lines, reflecting steady demand for fresh bao and dim sum at reasonable prices.
Offers a good variety of dim sum including har gow, sui mai, and cheong fun at very reasonable prices. Takeout options make it easy to enjoy tasty Chinese dim sum without the restaurant prices.
Smoky BBQ pork flavors stand out in dishes like chow fun and noodles. Options include BBQ pork buns, bao, and roast pork sold by the pound with sides.
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Reservations are not required, but calling ahead can help avoid lines.
All seating is outside, so dress appropriately for the weather.
Today, they have a 30% discount on food items.
Busy Chinese BBQ shop with affordable prices and juicy roast duck displayed in the window. Atmosphere is bland, making it better suited for quick takeout than dining in. Popular dishes can sell out, and the place offers buy-three-get-one-free dim sum deals.
Offers a buy-three-get-one-free dim sum deal but portions can be stingy. Includes a variety of items like roast pork, duck, and some unique to-go options.
Traditional Cantonese barbecue stands out with BBQ pork and crispy pork over rice with cabbage. The place is a busy, typical Chinese BBQ spot offering wonton noodles alongside the barbecue.
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The prices at New Hwong Kok are generally affordable, with a typical meal costing around $12.99.
The lady at the counter informed me that they have a minimum charge of $10 for credit card payments.
They offer a buy-three-get-one-free dim sum deal.
Dim sum restaurant with two-level seating and private glass cubicles for distancing. Atmosphere is loud and crowded, with concrete walls that amplify noise, making conversations challenging. Popular for modern dim sum offerings and suited for large groups despite the noisy environment.
Traditional dim sum items like turnip cake, shrimp hargow, and shumai come out well here. Every dish tastes delicious and the dim sum stands out as incredible.
Barbecue pork stands out with exceptional quality and rich flavor. The BBQ pork bao and shrimp dim sum also deliver tasty bites.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times, especially during lunch.
Expect wait times of 30-60 minutes during peak hours.
The restaurant closes early at 8 PM, so plan your visit accordingly.
Spacious dining halls with ample seating and private rooms create a setting that echoes casual Hong Kong cafes. Bright lighting and lively noise levels fill the air, with authentic Cantonese dishes served amid a bustling, energetic atmosphere. Large tables and diverse menu options accommodate families and groups comfortably.
Menu includes classic dim sum dishes like rice rolls and congee served during dinner. Dim sum is available in the morning and afternoon alongside a wide range of Cantonese BBQ and seafood options.
BBQ here features tender meat with incredible flavor across options like roast duck, stewed duck, and BBQ roast pork belly. The BBQ pork cheung fun is smooth with the right chew and made fresh to order.
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Reservations are recommended for special dishes that need to be pre-ordered 1-2 days in advance.
Happy hour specials run from 3pm to 5pm on Sundays.
Expect to queue during peak meal times, especially on weekends.
Fine dim sum restaurant inside a modern hotel blends contemporary and traditional decor with a bright, airy dining room and private rooms for upscale dining. Atmosphere ranges from quiet and comfortable to noisy due to packed seating and poor acoustics. Offers easy underground parking and suits business lunches and special occasions.
Dim sum here offers authentic Hong Kong flavors with a focus on freshly made, natural tasting dishes. Service is exceptional and knowledgeable, enhancing the traditional experience.
Baked BBQ Buns stand out with their rich flavor and soft texture. Chicken feet, fried rice with shrimp, and barbecue pork offer a variety of classic barbecue tastes enjoyed by all ages.
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Parking is complimentary with validation for up to three hours.
Prices are about 20%-40% higher than nearby restaurants.
The restaurant does not have a reservation system for lunch, leading to potential wait times.
Small dining space with typical Chinese restaurant style and clean, hygienic environment. Offers authentic dim sum and Cantonese dishes favored by a young Asian demographic. Seating is limited, creating an intimate atmosphere with under-the-radar appeal.
High quality dim sum features Shrimp Siu Mai, Shanghai Soup Dumplings, and Steamed BBQ Pork Buns with bold flavors. The selection is limited but authentic and pairs well with roasted meats and Cantonese dishes.
Specializes in Hong Kong style cooking with a focus on BBQ meats. Consistently serves Chinese BBQ known for its quality and flavor.
Good to know
You must order through the Mealkey app for faster service.
Expect a wait time during busy periods, especially on weekends.
The restaurant has limited seating for about 25-30 people.