It's decent Cantonese food for a decent price. It's not spectacular but satisfying if you want decent wok hei.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Annie He
After eating, my stomach felt uncomfortable all day long. I felt that the oil was not good. I will not go there again. The egg tarts are delicious. Everything else is very average. Not recommended.
Dulce Rangel
This place is really delicious. Their entire menu is delicious and the service is really very good. Without a doubt I highly recommend it and I will
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Luciano Lavagno
Great little dim sum place. I am not an expert, but i loved the tripe, xiaolong bao (yes, I know, it's from Shanghai, but what the heck ?), siu mai and sticky rice. The many Chinese families around me seemed to agree, so I trust them. ?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Dim Sum
Raymond Cheung
The food did not disappoint and was better than what we expected. The portion to the price is very reasonable compared to to some places that will skimp. This is not that place. The staffs are very friendly and nice too. Will definitely be going back if I’m in the area.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jacque C
Food was decent given their reasonable prices compared to other dim sum places, but service is of low quality - some of the aunties there can be really sassy and they will try to teach you lessons as if they were our Asian moms ??♀️and pick on your actions even if they were with good intention - for example i tried to move stuff out of their way to help them, but then was judged as she thought i couldnt wait to eat ? later she tried to amend her multiple comments by giving my child compliment - come on, a simple apology would just be enough. Clearly I have my own mom to judge me, and i won't come back unless i really need to. I am tempted to leave a lower rating, but whatever…
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 2
Recommended dishes: Dim Sum
Carlson T.
The place is right next to Osaka Market and the parking lot is always busy but if you mind walking a bit further you're fine. I felt it was like a hole in the wall place.Overall the prices are not half bad compared to the surrounding competition. The wait time for the food was a little long but I felt they make it fresh to order.Siu Mai - thiccc and like the thumb sized ones you usually get; if you usually order a lot of these - order one less then order more when you finished Chicken Feet with black bean sauce - pretty darn solid! This is one of my favorites!The shrimp hargow was a little forgetable - the wrapper is a bit thick and wasn't much flavorful. I probably order it if other folks want it. Freshly steamed rice paper with shrimp was awesome. I'd order this again. The sweet soy sauce they add on was a great touch.My friend like the pork short ribs and tofu pork. He polished it off.
David Lam
Food not bad. Service, so so.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Dim Sum
Agnes Y.
Tried this dim sum spot because my friend wanted to try their $23.99 lobster noodle.Got there at 11:45 on a weekday. The restaurant was about 30% full but there were no small tables left for our party of three. Most of the tables in the restaurant are big tables and customers are asked to share tables. We opted to wait and luckily it wasn't too long of a wait, no more than ten minutes.Ordered the lobster e-fu noodle and the standard dim sum dishes like shrimp dumplings, Siu Mai, bean curd roll, rice roll with minced beef, baked BBQ pork buns, steamed spare ribs, etc. The lobster noodle did not taste good and the other dim sum dishes were very mediocre.Service was okay for a restaurant of this price point. The ladies were friendly and helpful, but you do need to flag them down.
Quite possibly one of the worst dining experiences I've ever had in my life LOL. Okay that might have been a bit of an exaggeration but this review is based on dinner service on a Sunday evening for a party of 8 ordering a set menu.I'm not sure what their management is thinking but they only had 2 servers working the ENTIRE restaurant. Let me paint a picture of how that went.The dinner started at 5:30PM, we did not leave until 8:15PM. This was not because we were having the best dinner of our lives eating, chatting, and laughing. We sat there and waited 20-30 minutes between each dish, looking for any type of service.The food itself was mid, nothing was amazing or stood out but nothing was terrible at the same time. Perhaps these dishes didn't cater to my taste buds but for over $500, HL Peninsula would have been a much better choice.If you enjoy long dinners, want to sit there for almost 3 hours and get slow service, please come here. You'll absolutely love it.For me, no thanks I'm good off of that. I might have been a little dramatic writing this compared to my other reviews but I know this is one of those "never again" places for me.
phuong le
Pretty good dimsum especially the siumai and deep fried shrimp dumbling. Long wait as this is a popular restaurant on weekends. Prices have gone up multiple times recently.Parking: Difficult to find a spot on weekends.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Lobster E
Sera G.
We stopped by Gourmet House for lunch on a Sunday around 11am. The parking lot for this plaza can get quite full so coming early is definitely the move.From the dishes that we ordered, the highlights were definitely the pan fried shrimp & chive dumpling, har gao, and spareribs in black bean sauce. We didn't order any buns this time, so I'll need to come back again to try those out. I could see that other tables were ordering the bao dishes so I must try!Overall I thought that the quality of the dishes was good for a very reasonable price snd the service was also pretty good for a dim sum restaurant. I'd happily come back to try some of the other items.
Ada Shen
quite busy if you come on the weekend. Food is decent, but the atmosphere needs some improvement. a little crowded and not too much service.
Hidden ?. Nice food and service
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
It's decent Cantonese food for a decent price. It's not spectacular but satisfying if you want decent wok hei.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
After eating, my stomach felt uncomfortable all day long. I felt that the oil was not good. I will not go there again. The egg tarts are delicious. Everything else is very average. Not recommended.
This place is really delicious. Their entire menu is delicious and the service is really very good. Without a doubt I highly recommend it and I will
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great little dim sum place. I am not an expert, but i loved the tripe, xiaolong bao (yes, I know, it's from Shanghai, but what the heck ?), siu mai and sticky rice. The many Chinese families around me seemed to agree, so I trust them. ?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Dim Sum
The food did not disappoint and was better than what we expected. The portion to the price is very reasonable compared to to some places that will skimp. This is not that place. The staffs are very friendly and nice too. Will definitely be going back if I’m in the area.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Food was decent given their reasonable prices compared to other dim sum places, but service is of low quality - some of the aunties there can be really sassy and they will try to teach you lessons as if they were our Asian moms ??♀️and pick on your actions even if they were with good intention - for example i tried to move stuff out of their way to help them, but then was judged as she thought i couldnt wait to eat ? later she tried to amend her multiple comments by giving my child compliment - come on, a simple apology would just be enough. Clearly I have my own mom to judge me, and i won't come back unless i really need to. I am tempted to leave a lower rating, but whatever…
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 2
Recommended dishes: Dim Sum
The place is right next to Osaka Market and the parking lot is always busy but if you mind walking a bit further you're fine. I felt it was like a hole in the wall place.Overall the prices are not half bad compared to the surrounding competition. The wait time for the food was a little long but I felt they make it fresh to order.Siu Mai - thiccc and like the thumb sized ones you usually get; if you usually order a lot of these - order one less then order more when you finished Chicken Feet with black bean sauce - pretty darn solid! This is one of my favorites!The shrimp hargow was a little forgetable - the wrapper is a bit thick and wasn't much flavorful. I probably order it if other folks want it. Freshly steamed rice paper with shrimp was awesome. I'd order this again. The sweet soy sauce they add on was a great touch.My friend like the pork short ribs and tofu pork. He polished it off.
Food not bad. Service, so so.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Dim Sum
Tried this dim sum spot because my friend wanted to try their $23.99 lobster noodle.Got there at 11:45 on a weekday. The restaurant was about 30% full but there were no small tables left for our party of three. Most of the tables in the restaurant are big tables and customers are asked to share tables. We opted to wait and luckily it wasn't too long of a wait, no more than ten minutes.Ordered the lobster e-fu noodle and the standard dim sum dishes like shrimp dumplings, Siu Mai, bean curd roll, rice roll with minced beef, baked BBQ pork buns, steamed spare ribs, etc. The lobster noodle did not taste good and the other dim sum dishes were very mediocre.Service was okay for a restaurant of this price point. The ladies were friendly and helpful, but you do need to flag them down.
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Quite possibly one of the worst dining experiences I've ever had in my life LOL. Okay that might have been a bit of an exaggeration but this review is based on dinner service on a Sunday evening for a party of 8 ordering a set menu.I'm not sure what their management is thinking but they only had 2 servers working the ENTIRE restaurant. Let me paint a picture of how that went.The dinner started at 5:30PM, we did not leave until 8:15PM. This was not because we were having the best dinner of our lives eating, chatting, and laughing. We sat there and waited 20-30 minutes between each dish, looking for any type of service.The food itself was mid, nothing was amazing or stood out but nothing was terrible at the same time. Perhaps these dishes didn't cater to my taste buds but for over $500, HL Peninsula would have been a much better choice.If you enjoy long dinners, want to sit there for almost 3 hours and get slow service, please come here. You'll absolutely love it.For me, no thanks I'm good off of that. I might have been a little dramatic writing this compared to my other reviews but I know this is one of those "never again" places for me.
Pretty good dimsum especially the siumai and deep fried shrimp dumbling. Long wait as this is a popular restaurant on weekends. Prices have gone up multiple times recently.Parking: Difficult to find a spot on weekends.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Lobster E
We stopped by Gourmet House for lunch on a Sunday around 11am. The parking lot for this plaza can get quite full so coming early is definitely the move.From the dishes that we ordered, the highlights were definitely the pan fried shrimp & chive dumpling, har gao, and spareribs in black bean sauce. We didn't order any buns this time, so I'll need to come back again to try those out. I could see that other tables were ordering the bao dishes so I must try!Overall I thought that the quality of the dishes was good for a very reasonable price snd the service was also pretty good for a dim sum restaurant. I'd happily come back to try some of the other items.
quite busy if you come on the weekend. Food is decent, but the atmosphere needs some improvement. a little crowded and not too much service.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Affordable prices and good food.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Dim Sum