I tried it two more times... the rice skin turned out quite think and the rice roll were one of the thickest I've tried...:( will try a different place
Elise C.
I tried Delicious Dim Sum for the first time today and it was so good!! Got there around 2ish and there was no line. I ordered the Shrimp Dumplings, Chive & Shrimp Dumplings, Shrimp Rice Noodle Roll, Pork Shumai, Spring Rolls, and BBQ Pork Bun.
Isacc V.
Delicious dim sum. Cheap price for the high quality Dim Sum! I recommend everyone to try this location when ever your in San Francisco- Chinatown
Maddy W.
Delicious, I love the pork shumai and I'm usually not a fan of pork. The chive and shrimp dumplings were great . The shrimp har gow was good, the dough was a little thick but still good.
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谢谢你Fairly yum dim sum in the heart of beautiful SF Chinatown. I got some Shrimp and Chive Dumplings to chow whilst on the move, pretty tasty and good portions but super oily and a full on grease fest. They tasted good, but I felt sick afterwards.Support local businesses!
Tom B.
Good value for the money. And the dim sum was nice. We had four different items, three pieces, each, for a total of $13. Was plenty for the two of us for a morning snack. There's really nowhere to sit so we walked about a block to a nice park and sat and ate.
Arthur B.
Excellent choice and all well prepared. The dim sum was of excellent quality and fresh
Natasha Sollenne
We were thrilled to find this place a couple days ago! Food was hot and delicious AND cheaper than expected! We took our food to a nearby park to eat and it was STILL hot/warm! We enjoyed every piece!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Dim Sum
Bidish Pudasaini
Absolutely delicious! Lives up to its name. Small little store in Chinatown serving variety of amazing shumai and dumplings. Must try. Also you get bang for your buck. Super inexpensive.
Super tasty dim sum with amazing service all for a great price definitely try this
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Dim Sum, Pork Shumai
Nicole C.
My boyfriend and I were in the city for a reservation, but arrived about an hour early. Both of us were hungry and this spot came up on Google, so we decided to check it out. It was perfect for what we wanted. We had the shumai, shrimp rice noodle, Shanghai dumplings and the pork and shrimp dumpling. Everything was really good and we only paid $14 between the two of us with leftovers! My favorite was the shumai and he liked the Shanghai dumplings. Definitely coming back here again. Seating is very limited with one table and a few chairs, so this place is more of a grab and go type of place. Still worth it!
Sheng L.
We stopped by during the Chinese New Year parade and decided to order a variety of dim sum dishes since we weren't very experienced with the flavors of dim sum. My least favorite would be the dish with peanuts inside. I don't remember the full name, but I think it's the only dish on the menu with peanuts in it. My favorite would probably be the spinach dumplings. Seating inside is limited, but there's more seating upstairs which I thought was pretty cool and outside as well. Overall, I enjoyed my meal here would love to explore more dishes whenever I am back to visit.
Joc V.
After a fundraiser event that had me climbing 52 floors at 555 California, I thought I'd reward myself with something carby and delicious and decadent. I didn't quite know what but when you're with two Chinese girls and Chinatown a couple blocks away, dim sum was a no-brainer. While we were in line at Golden Gate Bakery for egg tarts, we were also craving siu mai and har gow. So friend #1 called her mom, friend #2 called her other Chinese friend and both independently recommended DDS. DDS takes credit cards, short line out front and had five girls standing outside eating shrimp and chive dumplings with big smiles on their faces--it all bode well. 45$ later, I scored 6 of each: pork siu mai, bbq pork buns, shrimp and cilantro dumplings, fried shrimp and chive dumplings, pork dumplings, pot stickers. Such a bargain for great food.
Christine C.
Ordered some dim sum to go and while the prices are good, I found the dim sum to be very standard and average. Nothing crazy good or amazing but for a quick fix with cheap prices this is definitely a good spot. I wasn't a fan of the steamed bbq pork buns the bread was a bit dry. The filling for everything was delicious and the amount of food we got for the price was really good. The shrimp rice roll order was huge but they only gave us one small soy sauce for the whole order. I liked the texture and how soft the shrimp rice roll and turnip cake was. Everything is pretty fresh.
I tried it two more times... the rice skin turned out quite think and the rice roll were one of the thickest I've tried...:( will try a different place
I tried Delicious Dim Sum for the first time today and it was so good!! Got there around 2ish and there was no line. I ordered the Shrimp Dumplings, Chive & Shrimp Dumplings, Shrimp Rice Noodle Roll, Pork Shumai, Spring Rolls, and BBQ Pork Bun.
Delicious dim sum. Cheap price for the high quality Dim Sum! I recommend everyone to try this location when ever your in San Francisco- Chinatown
Delicious, I love the pork shumai and I'm usually not a fan of pork. The chive and shrimp dumplings were great . The shrimp har gow was good, the dough was a little thick but still good.
谢谢你Fairly yum dim sum in the heart of beautiful SF Chinatown. I got some Shrimp and Chive Dumplings to chow whilst on the move, pretty tasty and good portions but super oily and a full on grease fest. They tasted good, but I felt sick afterwards.Support local businesses!
Good value for the money. And the dim sum was nice. We had four different items, three pieces, each, for a total of $13. Was plenty for the two of us for a morning snack. There's really nowhere to sit so we walked about a block to a nice park and sat and ate.
Excellent choice and all well prepared. The dim sum was of excellent quality and fresh
We were thrilled to find this place a couple days ago! Food was hot and delicious AND cheaper than expected! We took our food to a nearby park to eat and it was STILL hot/warm! We enjoyed every piece!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Dim Sum
Absolutely delicious! Lives up to its name. Small little store in Chinatown serving variety of amazing shumai and dumplings. Must try. Also you get bang for your buck. Super inexpensive.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great Dumplings. Loved
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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Super tasty dim sum with amazing service all for a great price definitely try this
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Dim Sum, Pork Shumai
My boyfriend and I were in the city for a reservation, but arrived about an hour early. Both of us were hungry and this spot came up on Google, so we decided to check it out. It was perfect for what we wanted. We had the shumai, shrimp rice noodle, Shanghai dumplings and the pork and shrimp dumpling. Everything was really good and we only paid $14 between the two of us with leftovers! My favorite was the shumai and he liked the Shanghai dumplings. Definitely coming back here again. Seating is very limited with one table and a few chairs, so this place is more of a grab and go type of place. Still worth it!
We stopped by during the Chinese New Year parade and decided to order a variety of dim sum dishes since we weren't very experienced with the flavors of dim sum. My least favorite would be the dish with peanuts inside. I don't remember the full name, but I think it's the only dish on the menu with peanuts in it. My favorite would probably be the spinach dumplings. Seating inside is limited, but there's more seating upstairs which I thought was pretty cool and outside as well. Overall, I enjoyed my meal here would love to explore more dishes whenever I am back to visit.
After a fundraiser event that had me climbing 52 floors at 555 California, I thought I'd reward myself with something carby and delicious and decadent. I didn't quite know what but when you're with two Chinese girls and Chinatown a couple blocks away, dim sum was a no-brainer. While we were in line at Golden Gate Bakery for egg tarts, we were also craving siu mai and har gow. So friend #1 called her mom, friend #2 called her other Chinese friend and both independently recommended DDS. DDS takes credit cards, short line out front and had five girls standing outside eating shrimp and chive dumplings with big smiles on their faces--it all bode well. 45$ later, I scored 6 of each: pork siu mai, bbq pork buns, shrimp and cilantro dumplings, fried shrimp and chive dumplings, pork dumplings, pot stickers. Such a bargain for great food.
Ordered some dim sum to go and while the prices are good, I found the dim sum to be very standard and average. Nothing crazy good or amazing but for a quick fix with cheap prices this is definitely a good spot. I wasn't a fan of the steamed bbq pork buns the bread was a bit dry. The filling for everything was delicious and the amount of food we got for the price was really good. The shrimp rice roll order was huge but they only gave us one small soy sauce for the whole order. I liked the texture and how soft the shrimp rice roll and turnip cake was. Everything is pretty fresh.