2023年3月8日 · Most disappointing is that the table setting is a PAPER plate now! Dining in the restaurant on $100+ dim sum meal on paper plate with plastic forks, disposable chopsticks, and red solo cups for water that you have to explicitly ask for!

Restaurant business folks should really visit China to see the variety and quality of Chinese food today especially in big citiea like Shanghai and Shenzhen. Even for Cantonese dimsum, there's much much more choice in China compared to the old style here in Toronto

2023年4月6日 · Koi Palace is really good. They have really good beef balls (aerated and elastic), tea options, seafood dim sum, and are up-to-date on the latest HK dim sum styles. However, for old world authenticity you might have to find a Tai Shan place in SF or Oakland Chinatown. Old school dim sum has huge portions, and has hearty dishes that are oily and ...

2021年8月10日 · I want to help differentiate the two: Hong Kong East Ocean Seafood in Emeryville is a great place for dim sum. Its huge, has a great view of the bay, but is definitely a little pricey. Pre pandemic it was slammed all the time. I went 2 months or so ago and it was slammed but their staff service couldnt keep up.

Looking for opinions on the best dim sum. I’ve tried a few places, and currently like Harbor City and Jade Garden, but they’re just okay. Was hoping to find some better ones. Thanks for any recommendations! Edit: Poor choice of words to say those two are just okay. I do eat at both of those places, but have had better dim sum.

It was my best dim sum experience, as long as your expectations matched the menu. That means, small portion sizes, dressed up food and non-traditional dishes. However, strictly referring to the traditional stuff only, it was executed better (apart from portion size, so just taste and texture) than any other dim sum restaurant in the GTA.

2023年6月19日 · Hong Kong Garden Seafood & Dim Sum Cafe - 5300 Spring Mountain Rd Usually a short wait time, if any wait time at all. Mostly made-to-order, so not much free roaming push cart style.

2023年7月31日 · Metropol Restaurant in United Centre in Admiralty has the food carts they push around or you walk up to the serving stations to order-collect your food. Food is pretty good and has the more local dim sum restaurant atmosphere.

Back to the original OP, the only places that have traditional dim sum in carts in Tarrant County AFAIK is The Pearl, Kowloon, and ABC Seafood all in Arlington. Kirin Court in Richardson is the best in DFW though.

It's more upscale than a lot of dim sum but the quality is top notch. My father-in-law owned a Chinese restaurant in SF and this is his current favorite for family gatherings. Not Dim Sum, but if you're looking for other good eats while she is in town, I really like Garlic + Chives as well, which has an OC location.