Best dim sum place in the area by far. If you want to experience real Chinese food, this is the place to go. Come in the morning for Dim Sum but beware it's packed on the weekends so expect a wait. The dinner is great too. Prices are fair and good value for what you get. You'll know this place is legit because lots of Asians dine here. Been a regular here for years and expect to continue as long as they're in business.P.S. If the pineapple buns are sold out, try the golden lava bun. They're just as good, if not better.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Dim Sum
Mr Sparkle
As good as it gets for traditional Canto in South Florida. Which isn’t to say it’s fantastic. It’s just a realistic reflection of the Chinese food landscape here - overpriced and OK at best. It’s not bad, but nothing memorable, like some spots in SoCal, Vegas, Toronto, Vancouver or Montreal.As much as these reviews are for public consumption, it’s also a reminder to myself of what not to order again. Skip the har gow - shrunken and feels store-bought. The chang fen are really thick, but better than the har gow, but not by much. In general, skip the dim sum. It doesn’t taste freshly made in-house, so why waste the money? The wonton soup is spot-on Canto classic though, and is a repeat order.All the sautéed items are priced around $20, which feels like a 30-50% premium over what they should be priced. Not OK if you want to eat here every week - but I only have a craving 2-3 times a year. Otherwise, save that money for real Chinese food cities. Most egregious is the veal short ribs on a hot plate. The lowest quality beef (doubt it’s veal). Really need to skip this because I try every time I come here. They do have unique items like fish maw, and duck tongue, which are pretty good. But skip the short ribs.It is what it is. Overpriced, mediocre Chinese food. But sometimes you just have to indulge that craving. Passable spot. But I’m indifferent, just like the owner when you arrive and he asks in the most bored voice “here or take out?”
Gus TKD
Went with expectations of peruvian chifa. Not even close. If you are looking for chifa go some place else.
Sara Hekmat
Everything was brought to the table hot and delicious. ? There was a great selection of dishes, the staff was supportive, and the restaurant was well organized, clean, and well appointed.
Everything is loaded with MSG, to a point where it can kill you! This is not an exaggeration! You’ve all been warned! They’re only in business because there is absolutely no competition in the area. Food is therefore way overpriced, because like I said: There’s absolutely no competition around!
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 1
Julia Puckett
It was ok, portions are huge. We got the arroz chaufa that was recommended to us, it would have been better if they had the Peruvian sauces. But we found multiple egg shells in the rice.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
joon park
Yummy and reasonable price.But restaurant floor is so sticky.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Stuffed Eggplant, Shrimp Dumplings, Dim Sum
jose mendoza
Excellent flavor and well served
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Steamed Pork Siu Mai, Dim Sum
David
The food here was very good and
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Steamed Shrimp Dumplings, Steamed Beef Short Ribs, Steamed Pork Siu Mai, Fried Shrimps Balls, Wonton Soup, Shrimp Dumplings, Seafood, Dim Sum
rhondaeyesalliance
Best place for Real Chinese food in PP! Love Dimsum menu!Here’s hoping that whoever reads this review & lives in Pembroke Pines - reminder PP Peeps -Go Vote ! vote for Vice President Iris Siple to be re- elected ~ fair, honest & dedicated to caring for the people ?????? ❣️
Authentic Chinese food. and when you go there and look around, you’ll mainly see local Chinese people who bring their families/relatives there, so that’ll tell you a lot about their authentic flavors. We typically go here to get dim sum (advice if you go during the lunch hour on the weekend for dim sum, prepare to wait 45 mins or longer) that’s how extremely busy/popular they are for dim sum during the weekends. (Now it doesn’t compare to the authentic Chinese food in NYC, but for South Florida, this is good) I like the variety of their unique dishes, and as an Asian, this meets my expectations.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
H L.
China Pavillion is an excellent Fast Service, Tasty Chinese Food with very Affordable Prices, Great Dumplins & Fantastic Juicy cooked to perfection 6 Lamb shops for only $22.50. every time, I am in Pembroke Pines I don t miss a chance to have lunch or Dinner there.
Joe T.
Dim sum is probably the best in the county. Service is good at best, but due to the volume of people it is still good. As for the ambiance it's typically more function than glitz.
Anya V.
Really delicious, fresh dim sum. No carts, off menu ordering, but still really good. Simple interior, good service. A good spot for some yummy Chinese.
Best dim sum place in the area by far. If you want to experience real Chinese food, this is the place to go. Come in the morning for Dim Sum but beware it's packed on the weekends so expect a wait. The dinner is great too. Prices are fair and good value for what you get. You'll know this place is legit because lots of Asians dine here. Been a regular here for years and expect to continue as long as they're in business.P.S. If the pineapple buns are sold out, try the golden lava bun. They're just as good, if not better.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Dim Sum
As good as it gets for traditional Canto in South Florida. Which isn’t to say it’s fantastic. It’s just a realistic reflection of the Chinese food landscape here - overpriced and OK at best. It’s not bad, but nothing memorable, like some spots in SoCal, Vegas, Toronto, Vancouver or Montreal.As much as these reviews are for public consumption, it’s also a reminder to myself of what not to order again. Skip the har gow - shrunken and feels store-bought. The chang fen are really thick, but better than the har gow, but not by much. In general, skip the dim sum. It doesn’t taste freshly made in-house, so why waste the money? The wonton soup is spot-on Canto classic though, and is a repeat order.All the sautéed items are priced around $20, which feels like a 30-50% premium over what they should be priced. Not OK if you want to eat here every week - but I only have a craving 2-3 times a year. Otherwise, save that money for real Chinese food cities. Most egregious is the veal short ribs on a hot plate. The lowest quality beef (doubt it’s veal). Really need to skip this because I try every time I come here. They do have unique items like fish maw, and duck tongue, which are pretty good. But skip the short ribs.It is what it is. Overpriced, mediocre Chinese food. But sometimes you just have to indulge that craving. Passable spot. But I’m indifferent, just like the owner when you arrive and he asks in the most bored voice “here or take out?”
Went with expectations of peruvian chifa. Not even close. If you are looking for chifa go some place else.
Everything was brought to the table hot and delicious. ? There was a great selection of dishes, the staff was supportive, and the restaurant was well organized, clean, and well appointed.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Steamed Shrimp Dumplings, Steamed Pork Siu Mai, Pork Buns
Everything is loaded with MSG, to a point where it can kill you! This is not an exaggeration! You’ve all been warned! They’re only in business because there is absolutely no competition in the area. Food is therefore way overpriced, because like I said: There’s absolutely no competition around!
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 1
It was ok, portions are huge. We got the arroz chaufa that was recommended to us, it would have been better if they had the Peruvian sauces. But we found multiple egg shells in the rice.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Yummy and reasonable price.But restaurant floor is so sticky.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Stuffed Eggplant, Shrimp Dumplings, Dim Sum
Excellent flavor and well served
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Steamed Pork Siu Mai, Dim Sum
The food here was very good and
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Steamed Shrimp Dumplings, Steamed Beef Short Ribs, Steamed Pork Siu Mai, Fried Shrimps Balls, Wonton Soup, Shrimp Dumplings, Seafood, Dim Sum
Best place for Real Chinese food in PP! Love Dimsum menu!Here’s hoping that whoever reads this review & lives in Pembroke Pines - reminder PP Peeps -Go Vote ! vote for Vice President Iris Siple to be re- elected ~ fair, honest & dedicated to caring for the people ?????? ❣️
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Restaurantji Recommends
Authentic Chinese food. and when you go there and look around, you’ll mainly see local Chinese people who bring their families/relatives there, so that’ll tell you a lot about their authentic flavors. We typically go here to get dim sum (advice if you go during the lunch hour on the weekend for dim sum, prepare to wait 45 mins or longer) that’s how extremely busy/popular they are for dim sum during the weekends. (Now it doesn’t compare to the authentic Chinese food in NYC, but for South Florida, this is good) I like the variety of their unique dishes, and as an Asian, this meets my expectations.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
China Pavillion is an excellent Fast Service, Tasty Chinese Food with very Affordable Prices, Great Dumplins & Fantastic Juicy cooked to perfection 6 Lamb shops for only $22.50. every time, I am in Pembroke Pines I don t miss a chance to have lunch or Dinner there.
Dim sum is probably the best in the county. Service is good at best, but due to the volume of people it is still good. As for the ambiance it's typically more function than glitz.
Really delicious, fresh dim sum. No carts, off menu ordering, but still really good. Simple interior, good service. A good spot for some yummy Chinese.
Awesome authentic Chinese
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5