Great food! Definitely recommend if you like chinese food. 10/10
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Wendy Hsieh
Everything was ok. The good thing is that they always serve dimsum.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Geronimo Carlo Ramos
Visited this spot on a Sunday for duck noodle soup, coincidentally during dim sum hours. The outdoor seating under a canopy and the convenience of their own parking lot were big pluses. They have some small and big tables inside for various party sizes.The duck noodle soup, rich with egg noodles and plenty of duck, was the highlight. We also tried the chicken feet and pork spare ribs in black bean sauce. Both dim sum items were meatier than usual and seemed freshly steamed, though they took a bit longer to serve.The jasmine tea, at $1.25 per person, was a delightful, albeit not free, addition.On the downside, the dishes were a bit too sweet for my liking, and the prices were higher compared to other local options. While the food was good, these factors might make me reconsider a return visit, especially with similar, more affordable choices nearby.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 2
Recommended dishes: Noodle Soup
Phillip Austin
This place is amazing! My spouse and I picked up our toddler from school and decided we were all starving, so we headed in for an early lunch at this nearby dim sum spot on the corner of Buena Vista and Webster. The staff seated us immediately, and brought us a menu, tea, and cold drinks. We had duck, with chow mein, bok choi, pot stickers, salt and pepper chicken, chicken feet, shrimp and pork, Chinese donuts. Huge portions, so much food! When the bill came I could not believe the entire meal was only $70. Energy in the restaurant was very relaxed and happy. Staff are super friendly and kind. 100 percent will be back soon. Very much enjoyed our meal.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Kevin Ng
Good Chinese Cantonese cuisine in that areaYou can bring your own seafood…
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Steamed Crab on Sweet Rice w Lotus Leaf in Bamboo Steamer,
Judith Fruge
Food was lovely but the service was slow.Vegetarian options: The vegetables were fresh and perfectly cooked.
Elizabeth Yu
The waitress put a pot of tea on my table and walked away. I didn't ask for tea. According to their menu, they serve 4 different types of teas. The price of tea wasn't expensive, but it was a blunder of service on their part.The glutenous rice wrapped in leaves was good, but I’ve had better ones elsewhere.The tofu skin roll with pork and shrimp was salty. I didn't taste any pork or shrimp.The thousand-year egg in puff pastry was not anything special. I wouldn't order it again.I came for shrimp and pork wonton noodle soup, but it wasn't on the menu.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
K L
No thrills Chinese food. Place is alittle run-down but thr food is good.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Bayan Ali
I went there for the first time. I ordered Seafood chow mien. It was delicious, but my only issue is that I found rubber bands in my food, which is evidence of uncleanness.
This place is amazing! My spouse and I picked up our toddler from school and decided we were all starving, so we headed in for an early lunch at this nearby dim sum spot on the corner of Buena Vista and Webster. The staff seated us immediately, and brought us a menu, tea, and cold drinks. We had duck, with chow mein, bok choi, pot stickers, salt and pepper chicken, chicken feet, shrimp and pork, Chinese donuts. Huge portions, so much food! When the bill came I could not believe the entire meal was only $70. Energy in the restaurant was very relaxed and happy. Staff are super friendly and kind. 100 percent will be back soon. Very much enjoyed our meal.Vegetarian options: They have something for everyone!Parking: Super easy, even with kids.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Peking Duck with Bun
Mark Cheung
Shrimp dumpling and radish cake are the best dim sums compared to the nearby dim sum restaurants. Other dim sums are average quality. Great staff, great service.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 5
East Bay Area Resident
Right between east ocean seafood and chefs wok on Webster Ave in alameda, the kitchen is a good choice for those not wanting the "higher end" Chinese seafood restaurant experience.This restaurant is much smaller but in terms of food, the selection is just as good. Service from the waitresses was friendly and efficient.We had the oyster and roast pork clay pot, whole crispy chicken and a dish of stuffed tofu, eggplant and peppers.All were good.There was a decent amount of Oysters (the waitress specifically noted they're bottled) and roast pork in the claypot dish. The crispy chicken was crispy outside but not Dry inside and the stuffed eggplant, tofu ,pepper was unique and quite goodGood flavors all around,not too greasy and light on the MSG .They have an outdoor dining area and a small parking lot in the back.I think The kitchen caters to locals but don't hesitate to give it a try if you're in the area and want a nice authentic Chinese meal. Go where the locals go.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Pamela Beale
Authentic Cantonese cuisine, great dim sum served fresh and hot. Spacious, with outdoor seating, excellent service. Live fish, crab, and lobster in tanks, roasted ducks and barbecured pork hanging up. Overall very good!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Eatwhenyoucan Y.
Holy moly！ Ordered the Spinach egg dish takeout and found a huge piece of brown maple leaf burried under！What's going on restaurant？！！！
Great food! Definitely recommend if you like chinese food. 10/10
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Everything was ok. The good thing is that they always serve dimsum.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Visited this spot on a Sunday for duck noodle soup, coincidentally during dim sum hours. The outdoor seating under a canopy and the convenience of their own parking lot were big pluses. They have some small and big tables inside for various party sizes.The duck noodle soup, rich with egg noodles and plenty of duck, was the highlight. We also tried the chicken feet and pork spare ribs in black bean sauce. Both dim sum items were meatier than usual and seemed freshly steamed, though they took a bit longer to serve.The jasmine tea, at $1.25 per person, was a delightful, albeit not free, addition.On the downside, the dishes were a bit too sweet for my liking, and the prices were higher compared to other local options. While the food was good, these factors might make me reconsider a return visit, especially with similar, more affordable choices nearby.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 2
Recommended dishes: Noodle Soup
This place is amazing! My spouse and I picked up our toddler from school and decided we were all starving, so we headed in for an early lunch at this nearby dim sum spot on the corner of Buena Vista and Webster. The staff seated us immediately, and brought us a menu, tea, and cold drinks. We had duck, with chow mein, bok choi, pot stickers, salt and pepper chicken, chicken feet, shrimp and pork, Chinese donuts. Huge portions, so much food! When the bill came I could not believe the entire meal was only $70. Energy in the restaurant was very relaxed and happy. Staff are super friendly and kind. 100 percent will be back soon. Very much enjoyed our meal.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Good Chinese Cantonese cuisine in that areaYou can bring your own seafood…
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Steamed Crab on Sweet Rice w Lotus Leaf in Bamboo Steamer,
Food was lovely but the service was slow.Vegetarian options: The vegetables were fresh and perfectly cooked.
The waitress put a pot of tea on my table and walked away. I didn't ask for tea. According to their menu, they serve 4 different types of teas. The price of tea wasn't expensive, but it was a blunder of service on their part.The glutenous rice wrapped in leaves was good, but I’ve had better ones elsewhere.The tofu skin roll with pork and shrimp was salty. I didn't taste any pork or shrimp.The thousand-year egg in puff pastry was not anything special. I wouldn't order it again.I came for shrimp and pork wonton noodle soup, but it wasn't on the menu.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
No thrills Chinese food. Place is alittle run-down but thr food is good.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
I went there for the first time. I ordered Seafood chow mien. It was delicious, but my only issue is that I found rubber bands in my food, which is evidence of uncleanness.
They really have amazing food! Nice place too.
Restaurantji Recommends
This place is amazing! My spouse and I picked up our toddler from school and decided we were all starving, so we headed in for an early lunch at this nearby dim sum spot on the corner of Buena Vista and Webster. The staff seated us immediately, and brought us a menu, tea, and cold drinks. We had duck, with chow mein, bok choi, pot stickers, salt and pepper chicken, chicken feet, shrimp and pork, Chinese donuts. Huge portions, so much food! When the bill came I could not believe the entire meal was only $70. Energy in the restaurant was very relaxed and happy. Staff are super friendly and kind. 100 percent will be back soon. Very much enjoyed our meal.Vegetarian options: They have something for everyone!Parking: Super easy, even with kids.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Peking Duck with Bun
Shrimp dumpling and radish cake are the best dim sums compared to the nearby dim sum restaurants. Other dim sums are average quality. Great staff, great service.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 5
Right between east ocean seafood and chefs wok on Webster Ave in alameda, the kitchen is a good choice for those not wanting the "higher end" Chinese seafood restaurant experience.This restaurant is much smaller but in terms of food, the selection is just as good. Service from the waitresses was friendly and efficient.We had the oyster and roast pork clay pot, whole crispy chicken and a dish of stuffed tofu, eggplant and peppers.All were good.There was a decent amount of Oysters (the waitress specifically noted they're bottled) and roast pork in the claypot dish. The crispy chicken was crispy outside but not Dry inside and the stuffed eggplant, tofu ,pepper was unique and quite goodGood flavors all around,not too greasy and light on the MSG .They have an outdoor dining area and a small parking lot in the back.I think The kitchen caters to locals but don't hesitate to give it a try if you're in the area and want a nice authentic Chinese meal. Go where the locals go.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Authentic Cantonese cuisine, great dim sum served fresh and hot. Spacious, with outdoor seating, excellent service. Live fish, crab, and lobster in tanks, roasted ducks and barbecured pork hanging up. Overall very good!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Holy moly！ Ordered the Spinach egg dish takeout and found a huge piece of brown maple leaf burried under！What's going on restaurant？！！！