“Found this place for a family reunion that was mutually convenient for everyone. We had a party of 10 and they seated us at a big round table.They don't take reservations but the wait was only 15 minutes.Food was excellent. We got assorted vegetable dishes, chow fun, congee, tripe, roast pork belly. Peking duck, roast duck over rice. The Peking duck was very similar to the roast duck just sliced in Peking duck style. So not really peking duck.If you're feeling lazy, they have entire Peking duck meals but you have to ask them for the menu.We really like the Japanese fire clay pot tofu.Don't think you can go wrong with ordering a bunch of stuff. Good for sharing with big groups.Overall pretty happy with everything we ordered and everyone was full by the end.Service was super crazy fast. I don't know how they do it. Within 10 minutes of ordering, dishes started coming out one by one.Atmosphere was good.. clean and family friendly.Parking: Lots of parking in the giant parking lot nearby.Kid-friendliness: Standard Asian restaurant kid friendliness“
“If you want really good Chinese food, but dont want to drive to the bay area, this is a great compromise. The food here is some of the best I've had all over the Bay Area, LA and Vegas. Be prepared to wait, just about everything time I get a chance to go here there is normally a hour wait. Especially during the weekend brunch. The only other option is Daily City for their other restaurant, then its a 2 hour wait. Pick your poison.“
“Meal period: 2024/04/03 dinnerDining experience:1. The restaurant environment is spacious, bright and clean. The seat is comfortable~2. The taste and seasoning of the dishes are above the standard.3. Among them, the fried fish has crispy skin and fresh and sweet meat; the fried shredded pork with bean sprouts is refreshing, crisp and delicious. Highly recommended~“
“Been coming here for well over a decade now! Food has been consistently delicious over the years and the restaurant is actually more of HK Cafe these days which is perfect since those are pretty rare in the pleasanton/dublin area. Food is a bit pricey (honestly all Chinese food is pricey these days for some reason) but at least the quality here warrants it in my opinion. The waitress aunties are super friendly and attentive and the interior is clean and modern (recently remodeled). However sometimes when it gets busy, which it often does during peak hours, the food can take a bit longer to come out. I feel like they are slightly understaffed. Some of my favorites: I love how they put baby octopus in their baked seafood rice. They also do a somewhat different take on the chili oil wonton and its insanely good. For drinks, their HK milk tea, lemon tea, and red bean ice are on point!“
“This is a solid 4 star restaurant. Clay pot rice is freshly made to order, really tasty. The place can get busy and it may take a while to get a table during dinner time. Once you sit down, the service is reasonably quick and quite friendly. Excellent comfort food especially for cold winter days.“
Cantonese • $$
“Good service and good portions. I've been to other chains but this porridge tastes better, served really hot and presentation better. The you tiao Chinese donut is nice a crunchy. Nice restaurant except for the flies zapper in the middle of the floor.“
“Golden Bay Seafood Harbor (Guhm Hoy wahn in Cantonese) is a solid choice for those looking for a more upscale Chinese dining experience at a fairly reasonable price. This is a good restaurant.Part of a restaurant group, Golden Bay is located next to Marina Supermarket in Union City. We went there for dinner.For parties of 5 to 7 people, consider the "half portion" of the full set menu. I dont think it is advertised, you may have to ask.For about $250, you get a very nice seafood dinner, including ginger lobster, small abalone, steamed fish, prawns and scallops, seafood soup, and so on. Dinner included their cold appetizer plate and stir-fried beef with mushrooms. Even the fried rice had scallops in it. The only complaint was the steamed fish as it was quite fishy.Almost everything we had was well prepared, and portions were quite generous given what was being servedService was polite and low-key. They were not snobby or haughty, unlike at some other higher chinese restaurants.The atmosphere within the restaurant is relaxed. The space is large and quiet enough for conversation. It almost makes you want to linger, and that's how restaurants should beThere is plenty of parking and the parking spaces are wide.I recommend this restaurant. Consider going there with family or a small group of friendsParking: Spaces are wide“
“This is a must-try dimsum place in Livermore. It's very close to the SF Premium Outlets. Loved the food, the service, and the atmosphere. Our favorite was the shrimp balls. Due to excitement, I wasn't able to take many photos of other food that we ordered. We enjoyed the experience and the food! Service was excellent and they have friendly staff. I'll definitely go back.“
“The service is excellent at this restaurant. I forgot my handbag in the restaurant this Tuesday during the lunch. I had my IDs and multiple credit cards and a bit cash in my bag. Since I was a bit tied up, I found out the loss of my handbag after a couple of hours. I went back to Mayflower in a hurry even knowing they were on break. But the manager there was very nice and immediately helped me to get my handbag back from the Lost and Found. I really appreciated the staffs and manager there to take care of my belongings. Will be back more often for the yummy Dim Sum.“