“Delicious Cantonese/southern Chinese seafood and dim sum restaurant. More upscale and thus more expensive than other equally delicious local alternatives. Food: Dim sum dishes - 4/5 - very good but not exceptional; also relatively overpriced /more bougey. Dim sum is to be ordered hot and fresh from the menu House/wor vs regular wonton soup - 4.5/5 - wonton with other protein variety which overall was very good, but I've definitely have had better wontons House combination fried rice - 5/5 - one of the best Salted egg shrimp and pumpkin - 5/5 - just delicious! A favorite that you must try! Lobster, salted egg style - 5/5 - this style surprisingly works really well for seafood and personally tastes as good as the scallion(green onion) and ginger, my previous favorite lobster style Walnut shrimp - 5/5 - very delicious crispy fried covered sweet mayonnaise and walnuts Black pepper chicken - 4/5 - pretty good Rainbow chicken - 5/5 - excellent taste and aesthetics Seafood satay rice noodle in clay pot - 5/5 - delicious seasoned/sauteed glass noodle with seafood Yue huang vs seafood pan fried noodle - 5/5 - excellent version of a classic Chinese country style rice noodle - 5/5 - delicious stir fry of glass noodle with sautéed protein Yue huang chow fun dry - 5/5 - another fantastic version of a classic wide rice noodle dish Beef chow fun dry - 5/5 - love this w Seafood chow fun with egg wet - 5/5 - if you love seafood + egg + chow fun rice noodle Ambience: Large spacious dining area featuring beautiful Chinese traditional art Service: Fast and friendly“
“ABC is awesome! Amazing shui mai, huge potstickers, great pork buns of both the baked and steamed variety, egg tarts - you name it. The littles love it as much as we do - especially the jumbo chocolate chip cookies. Word of warning - things sell out early, and the lines can get long (like around the building out the door long). So come prepared to wait, and get there early for the best selection!“
“We always end up dining here whenever the neighbor Chinese restaurant has a wedding event going on. Of course, for someone who was used to eating on the other one, you will definitely end up comparing dishes and how they cook and the flavors. At first, we didn't really like the dimsum here that much compared to the other one but I guess, our palates got used to eating here already. The dishes here were good though. We just prefer the dimsum on the other one. The service here was definitely way better than on the other one but the other one looks more clean since it was recently renovated.“
“I love it here the food is great and it comes very quickly and instead of white rice and fried rice choices they also give you chow mein as a side with your main course!It came to $26. bucks for two!!! Amen.The Waitresses are very sweet this is our second time coming and not our last.“
“We have dined in and had it delivered. EVERY time we do it is the most amazing service and food! Today was our first delivery. 25-30 min after delivery (which was amazingly fast) the food is still HOT! We can't recommend them enough. Go to their website and order direct! LOVE THIS PLACE!!! www.luckyjademenu.com“
“First dimsum experience in Sacramento. I went around noo on Sunday. The parking lot was full, so I ended up parking at Target. Waited about 30 to 40 minutes to get a table. Once we sat down, the carts came by quickly we were able to eat right away. I loved dimsum selections and they were very tasty. There were three of us and we spent about 90 dollars including tips. I would come back here to get dishes that I missed.“
“This place reminds me of the restaurants in Chinatown in San Francisco. Mom & Pop serving up good food. The chow mien and fried rice had minimal soy sauce and great flavor with a little char. Looking forward to their entrees. Must try!“
“Our group of five people ate here last week.The food was the best Cantonese food I’ve had in many, many years,. One of our party traveled often to China for business, and was impressed by the “genuine” tastes here. This is one of the few restaurants I’ve been to where every one in the group agreed 100% on the quality.A polite helpful young man took our order served, checking several times to make sure all was satisfactoryWe had hot and sour soup, egg flower soup, sautéed beef with mushrooms and vegetables, prawns with lobster sauce, scallops with vegetables, bok choy in garlic sauce.Everything was delicious, with perfect flavorsAtmosphere and decor are basic, but bright and clean.Plenty of parking is available.Definitely, we’ll be back!!!“
“Been coming here for many years, the taste is good and the price is reasonable. Shun Feng is a very good morning tea restaurant in Sacramento. At that time, many Chinese people called San Francisco’s Chinatown Chinatown, and Sacramento was called the Second Town. Because a large number of Chinese people lived here, the standard of Shun Feng’s morning tea was quite high. , some dishes are even higher than many restaurants in Guangzhou.Asian Pearl in Sacramento is a pretty good dim sum place. Their price is fair and food is great. I have been visiting this place for years. Back in 1900s, many Cantonese immigrants referred to San Francisco's Chinatown as "First City," while Sacramento was known as "Second City" because a large number of original Cantonese immigrants lived here. Therefore, the standard of dim sum at Asian Pearl is considered to be quite high. I was told some of the food here are even better than the ones in Guangzhou, China.“
“Tiny place, small parking options, great food. Ill with RSV all of January (happy new year ☹️) I desperately needed some Hot and Sour soup. I'm relatively new to Sacramento, so I looked up restaurants on the internet for pics of the soup. Their's looked like the correct ingredients, so I took a chance. Ordered ahead, Googled directions, and found a place as tiny as a tea cup. One middle-aged couple having quiet a lunch... my type of place. A tiny diamond on a side street between lovely residential area and business area. Soup was fabulous, so I ordered more dishes to go. Good food, not haute cuisine, but really good. This one stays on my speed dial - yeah, I'm old. ?Vegetarian options: It's a Chinese restaurant ? ya know, tofu, veggies ?Parking: Parking lot is a gravel "street/sort of alley" affair but definitely designated for parking. And there is some street parking.“