Recommended dishes: Peking Duck, House Special Chow Mein, Soup, 豉汁蒸鳳爪 Steamed Chicken Feet with Black Bean Sauce
Frank Jang
Very good quality food, tasty dim sum.Always busy for lunch.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Arron P.
The food turned out good even though the wait was a little long. They have good dim sum. The place is on the pricey side for Chinese food. The service was sort of friendly depending on which server you get. The ambiance is casual with a classy feel inside as they have renovated the place. It can get busy for dim sum but dinner time seems to be at a steady pace on the weekends.
Carmelo Villareal
If you're looking for authentic Dimsum, I would recommend this place.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Francesco Herrera
Genuine food and very quick service. Parking available and tasty food.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Marlon D.
Have been coming here for years with my family. Will no longer come back due to the treatment by the staff. They sat us in a corner today which they've done before so no worries there. However, once we sat down noone came to help us the whole time we were there. We had to walk up to them just to ask for water, walk up again just to get our orders taken and had to get up again to ask if we can pay. Usually when we eat here we tip pretty generously but today we didn't feel the need to tip since it felt like noone served us or even payed us any mind. Once we finished paying my wife and I were followed to our car by the staff and told that we had to leave a tip. When asked why, we told them the situation of how we weren't offered a service at all today. The worker then got mad and told us that while it is not mandatory to tip, we should never come back here. Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't a tip voluntary? And should be given after doing an exceptional job? I will gladly tip if someone is doing their job well. But if you are not doing the bare minimum, why should i tip? Let alone why should I be followed to my car and told never to come back because of this? I have also worked in the food industry and never complained about tips because I understood that if I wanted tips I should work hard and go above and beyond for it. I know that me not choosing to eat here makes no difference in their profit, I do hope they continue to succeed in their business as it is a local owned business and their food has been great to me for years. However I personally will not be taking my business here and I hope they can learn to appreciate customers more in the future
Tiffany D.
Private room with sliding doors is a plus for large party celebrations. My family and I went here for CNY dragon year dinner. They are efficient and all the entrees were great. Westlake beef soup was spot on, cold appetizer combo platter was yum and my favorite was their steamed fish! I also like their fried softtofu with beef They have pork knuckle, which was something different. They serve dim sum here too. Quick and wonderful service.
Mark L.
Hung To dim sum restaurant in South San Francisco made for a lively Sunday morning adventure as my party and I stepped into a bustling scene. Despite arriving at 10:30, the place was already filled to the brim, a testament to its popularity. Interestingly, the restaurant officially opens at 10 on Sundays, yet patrons had already claimed their spots. After a 20-minute wait, we were seated in the midst of a culinary buzz. The menu showcased an impressive selection of dim sum delights that tempted our taste buds. We indulged in a feast, savoring char siu bao, soy sauce noodles, walnut shrimp, steamed cake, shrimp dumplings, siu mai, beef balls, daikon cake, fish balls, fish with green pepper, and water chestnut cake. The dim sum experience proved to be a satisfying one, with dishes arriving promptly after ordering. The efficiency of the staff was evident, and it was impressive to see the well-coordinated teamwork within the bustling restaurant. The ambiance was vibrant, with the clatter of dishes, lively chatter, and the constant movement of servers. This establishment was clearly well-staffed, ensuring that the bustling atmosphere didn't compromise service. The restaurant's layout, accommodating a large number of patrons, created an energetic and communal vibe. However, the noise level was on the higher side, making it more suitable for those who enjoy a lively dining experience. In conclusion, Hung To dim sum restaurant in South San Francisco proved to be a delightful choice for a Sunday morning dim sum feast. The array of dishes, prompt service, and energetic ambiance make it a noteworthy spot for those seeking a satisfying and vibrant dining experience.
sean wu
Foods just a ok, service is 1 out of 10, should I go back try again, no, no, no, there are so many good food place on Grand
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Ngan Nui Lui
Good food. Spacious dining hall. Price affordable. Service is fine. Busy place though. Enough varieties of dim sum.
Long wait, never any parking, was excited because these are signs of delicious food within..but it was unremarkable. Ordering takes a long time, but the food came quickly. Don't order things with taro and you will have a decent meal. 3.5 out of 5.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 4
Katie P.
I really wanted to like this spot since it's close by. We went for dim sum on a Sunday around 1:45. It was full so we waited 15 minutes. We were seated ( very small dining area) and automatically brought tea which I thought was weird since they charge for it. We ordered dim sum items and didn't have to wait too long. Unfortunately they forgot some items and were out of other items. The dim sum was standard, nothing amazing. The staff was alright, not very prompt, though. Ok spot for dim sum in the area, but not amazing.
Roy Hashimoto
This is our favorite local place for dim sum. The variety and quality is pretty good, and the prices are reasonable - it adds up to good value overall.If we feel like a fancier selection, higher quality, and a nicer atmosphere, then we might go to a place like Koi Palace in Daly City instead. But that's also quite a bit more expensive. Most of the time we choose Hung To.They have a more extensive selection of dishes on the weekend than during the week, though there may be a wait for a table as it is quite popular. On weekdays it can sometimes take a while for dishes you're looking for to come around - e.g. we have gone an entire lunch without seeing har gow - but you can always put in a specific order if there is something you really want.
Recommended dishes: Dim Sum Brunch
M S
Good service and
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
K C
Best Dim Sum around the area. Everything is hot and tasty. Staffs are friendly. 2023.Update 1-29-2024. Dim sum has been changed and didn't taste as good as before. Maybe they have changed the chefs.
Great Dimsum place.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Peking Duck, House Special Chow Mein, Soup, 豉汁蒸鳳爪 Steamed Chicken Feet with Black Bean Sauce
Very good quality food, tasty dim sum.Always busy for lunch.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
The food turned out good even though the wait was a little long. They have good dim sum. The place is on the pricey side for Chinese food. The service was sort of friendly depending on which server you get. The ambiance is casual with a classy feel inside as they have renovated the place. It can get busy for dim sum but dinner time seems to be at a steady pace on the weekends.
If you're looking for authentic Dimsum, I would recommend this place.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Genuine food and very quick service. Parking available and tasty food.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Have been coming here for years with my family. Will no longer come back due to the treatment by the staff. They sat us in a corner today which they've done before so no worries there. However, once we sat down noone came to help us the whole time we were there. We had to walk up to them just to ask for water, walk up again just to get our orders taken and had to get up again to ask if we can pay. Usually when we eat here we tip pretty generously but today we didn't feel the need to tip since it felt like noone served us or even payed us any mind. Once we finished paying my wife and I were followed to our car by the staff and told that we had to leave a tip. When asked why, we told them the situation of how we weren't offered a service at all today. The worker then got mad and told us that while it is not mandatory to tip, we should never come back here. Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't a tip voluntary? And should be given after doing an exceptional job? I will gladly tip if someone is doing their job well. But if you are not doing the bare minimum, why should i tip? Let alone why should I be followed to my car and told never to come back because of this? I have also worked in the food industry and never complained about tips because I understood that if I wanted tips I should work hard and go above and beyond for it. I know that me not choosing to eat here makes no difference in their profit, I do hope they continue to succeed in their business as it is a local owned business and their food has been great to me for years. However I personally will not be taking my business here and I hope they can learn to appreciate customers more in the future
Private room with sliding doors is a plus for large party celebrations. My family and I went here for CNY dragon year dinner. They are efficient and all the entrees were great. Westlake beef soup was spot on, cold appetizer combo platter was yum and my favorite was their steamed fish! I also like their fried softtofu with beef They have pork knuckle, which was something different. They serve dim sum here too. Quick and wonderful service.
Hung To dim sum restaurant in South San Francisco made for a lively Sunday morning adventure as my party and I stepped into a bustling scene. Despite arriving at 10:30, the place was already filled to the brim, a testament to its popularity. Interestingly, the restaurant officially opens at 10 on Sundays, yet patrons had already claimed their spots. After a 20-minute wait, we were seated in the midst of a culinary buzz. The menu showcased an impressive selection of dim sum delights that tempted our taste buds. We indulged in a feast, savoring char siu bao, soy sauce noodles, walnut shrimp, steamed cake, shrimp dumplings, siu mai, beef balls, daikon cake, fish balls, fish with green pepper, and water chestnut cake. The dim sum experience proved to be a satisfying one, with dishes arriving promptly after ordering. The efficiency of the staff was evident, and it was impressive to see the well-coordinated teamwork within the bustling restaurant. The ambiance was vibrant, with the clatter of dishes, lively chatter, and the constant movement of servers. This establishment was clearly well-staffed, ensuring that the bustling atmosphere didn't compromise service. The restaurant's layout, accommodating a large number of patrons, created an energetic and communal vibe. However, the noise level was on the higher side, making it more suitable for those who enjoy a lively dining experience. In conclusion, Hung To dim sum restaurant in South San Francisco proved to be a delightful choice for a Sunday morning dim sum feast. The array of dishes, prompt service, and energetic ambiance make it a noteworthy spot for those seeking a satisfying and vibrant dining experience.
Foods just a ok, service is 1 out of 10, should I go back try again, no, no, no, there are so many good food place on Grand
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Good food. Spacious dining hall. Price affordable. Service is fine. Busy place though. Enough varieties of dim sum.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
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Long wait, never any parking, was excited because these are signs of delicious food within..but it was unremarkable. Ordering takes a long time, but the food came quickly. Don't order things with taro and you will have a decent meal. 3.5 out of 5.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 4
I really wanted to like this spot since it's close by. We went for dim sum on a Sunday around 1:45. It was full so we waited 15 minutes. We were seated ( very small dining area) and automatically brought tea which I thought was weird since they charge for it. We ordered dim sum items and didn't have to wait too long. Unfortunately they forgot some items and were out of other items. The dim sum was standard, nothing amazing. The staff was alright, not very prompt, though. Ok spot for dim sum in the area, but not amazing.
This is our favorite local place for dim sum. The variety and quality is pretty good, and the prices are reasonable - it adds up to good value overall.If we feel like a fancier selection, higher quality, and a nicer atmosphere, then we might go to a place like Koi Palace in Daly City instead. But that's also quite a bit more expensive. Most of the time we choose Hung To.They have a more extensive selection of dishes on the weekend than during the week, though there may be a wait for a table as it is quite popular. On weekdays it can sometimes take a while for dishes you're looking for to come around - e.g. we have gone an entire lunch without seeing har gow - but you can always put in a specific order if there is something you really want.
Recommended dishes: Dim Sum Brunch
Good service and
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Best Dim Sum around the area. Everything is hot and tasty. Staffs are friendly. 2023.Update 1-29-2024. Dim sum has been changed and didn't taste as good as before. Maybe they have changed the chefs.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 2