Delicious Dim Sum

Stumbled on this place walking around in Chinatown. Lots of selection and the food was good. Seating options outside, on the main level by the counter and in n the 2nd floor. The ambiance is what you’d expect from the pictures. I’d recommend main level or outside if you’re dining in. The Wonton soup was out favourite. Definitely a yummy spot.

delicious dim sum was my family's chinatown takeout spot as a kid so it was nostalgic coming back! located in SF chinatown near many other dim sum spots (a block away from the popular good mong kok). came here because there was no line and reviews said it was bigger/cheaper. they take cash or card (with a transaction fee). menu has pictures and prices. most items are $2.80 for 3 - i think some other dim sum places give you for 4 for $3, but some items are noticeably cheaper here. // pork shumai (3 for $2.80) // these are always my favorite here. they're pretty consistent and a good size. // har gow (3 for $2.80) // second favorite. good size, sometimes the outside rice part gets a little hard/dry if you eat it later but this is how it is from most dim sum places. // char siu bao (3 for $2.80) // this was disappointing to me. $2.80 for 3 is a good price because other places sell 1 for $1.70, but it was underwhelming. the baos look big which is good but the filling to bread ratio is very low. there was barely any bbq pork, the rest was very bread-y. it still tasted good but i wish i had gotten these from another bakery. // pork and shrimp dumplings (3 for $2.80) // first time trying these. pretty good, standard dumplings. my order total should have been $11.20 but the employee told me $13.50. when i asked she said it was because tax, but that seems too high so i wasn't sure if she was overcharging me. but oh well, it's still reasonably priced for dim sum. i'd come back for the shumai, har gow, and other dumplings.

Great spot for low-priced, excellent quality dim sum take-out. We got a good sampling of dim sum here for under $25 while visiting San Francisco. The staff were super helpful while ordering and the menu has photos if you aren't sure. Definitely a "cheap eats" place but the food quality isn't cheap. There is one table in the restaurant if you absolutely can't take it away. Great experience and tasty food, would definitely visit again on another trip to the city.

This place is legit. Very affordable prices, honestly delicious dim sums as the name suggests, and kind people working behind the counter. There is one table at the back of the bakery if you want to sit down and eat there; they’ll give you soy sauce and hot pepper sauce if you choose to stay. Definitely get the fried sticky rice dimpling (#12)!