Delicious food great variety. Authentic Chinese cuisine. Service was superb. Friendly and courteous. A few things that are needed. First, don't assume customers understand Dim Sum are "appetizers. Secondly, the covers on the chairs need cleaning, and lastly, the outside needs to be swept of trash, leaves, cigarettes butts, etc. Otherwise, this place would have received 5 stars. Oh, yes! Another visit is right around the corner. Most definitely.
Froilana L.
There food was good and service was good too the only complaint I have for this place was having to be forced to leave a tip other than that good place.
Luke T.
While there are many , and I mean many newer dim-sum places. This is the place to go. The place where I still think the food overcomes any other short coming. If you're looking for an OG dim-sum place, up here in Duluth, where your priority is the dim-sum and price point, then look no further. Focus on the key items from the carts, and you will not go wrong. I would recommend the hargow, hamsuikok, braised chicken feet, and finally..... you have to ask for this, and I may regret letting you know this off the menu item... ask for braised beef tendons. There I said it... the only dimsum place with beef tendons. Very much coveted and prized. It'll take some time for the kitchen to make it. We usually get 2. One for the table, and one to-go. Also... pro-tip. Bring you own tea, if you have it. Good tea is essential to the experience, but unfortunately, ever restaurant does not offer a curated selection. They'll happily pour you brown water. Make 2024 a year to bring Tea back to DimSum
Sue Hamilton
The food here is incredible. I love the Peking Duck, walnut shrimp, snow pea sprouts, and their Mongolian beef if surprisingly good.The service is also good. The portions are big (minus the mongolian beef). The duck is some of the best I've had.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
E
It's so hard to find good quality, authentic Cantonese food around Duluth, but this place is our family favorite. You can order from the menu in addition to dimsum. Good balanced meal with all your food groups. Plus, they gave us complimentary green bean or red bean soup after our dinner meal. Pay cash and you get 10% off your bill. Dim sum can be ordered for dinner too, but the carts are mainly out during lunch hours.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Dim Sum
Takashi Bando
I like their dim sum. Stopped by Tuesday lunch time. It was not too busy and food was very good. My favorites are shumai.
Dim Sum is good but the waiters aren’t very friendly and rude towards other people unless your Chinese or Taiwanese! Tips are added in the bill so why so rude ?
Very tasty! recommend! The chicken feet with black bean sauce in the morning tea are very delicious, the spareribs and egg tarts are also good, but don’t order the carrot cake. For lunch, the stir-fried beef river is very delicious, and the hot pot is full of flavor; the fried eggs, shrimps and bean sprouts are also very good.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Kelly E.
We got a bunch of dumplings, corn soup, and a couple stir-fry dishes for takeout. It was ready in less than 20 min and it smelled so good! Our family gobbled them up and I know the family finished it up for lunch today.
Monica Torres
Fresh dim
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Dim Sum, Moo Goo Gai Pan, Shrimp Shumai, Pork Shumai
So far everything I've had here is good. The staff is very accommodating and friendly. Best hidden gem found during the pandemic
SY
they have a great variety of dim sum. The seasoning is not like ones in Hong Kong, more like overall Guangdong taste if you will. But reasonable price with good service. Please keep it up and will come back.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 4
Bored
I fully didn't liked this place mainly because when we called over for the servers, they constantly ignores us, but I thought they would treat the other tables same. No, I was wrong, they purely ignored us after calling them for 5 times, I remember there was another table of people who speaks cantonese being treated nicely with several servers standing beside and chatting with them. The food that I ate were tasteless and I still remember the rice in a banana leaf (I think) was sour, I was food poisoned after I reached home. My family was like, "No way, their ratings are pretty nice, we don't think they'll serve such rice like that." Well, they were wrong. Also for the surroundings, it was old, like everything, my seat mat was somewhat sticky and wet, really uncomfortable. We left early than expected, we only ate 5-6 plates and we still paid 60 dollars in, tips are not included, I also remember the server asked for 18% tip, although she ignored us like majority of the time. Summary, I don't prefer this place unless you speak Cantonese or from Hong Kong.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Whitney A
Amazing for catering. Everything was very delicious. It was all also well-packed and the delivery person was so sweet and helpful with setup.
Food: 5
Null V.
The price is pretty OK. 25$ including taxes. The tips are actually compulsory. We have a group of five people and we waited for about 30 minutes on a Sunday morning.
Delicious food great variety. Authentic Chinese cuisine. Service was superb. Friendly and courteous. A few things that are needed. First, don't assume customers understand Dim Sum are "appetizers. Secondly, the covers on the chairs need cleaning, and lastly, the outside needs to be swept of trash, leaves, cigarettes butts, etc. Otherwise, this place would have received 5 stars. Oh, yes! Another visit is right around the corner. Most definitely.
There food was good and service was good too the only complaint I have for this place was having to be forced to leave a tip other than that good place.
While there are many , and I mean many newer dim-sum places. This is the place to go. The place where I still think the food overcomes any other short coming. If you're looking for an OG dim-sum place, up here in Duluth, where your priority is the dim-sum and price point, then look no further. Focus on the key items from the carts, and you will not go wrong. I would recommend the hargow, hamsuikok, braised chicken feet, and finally..... you have to ask for this, and I may regret letting you know this off the menu item... ask for braised beef tendons. There I said it... the only dimsum place with beef tendons. Very much coveted and prized. It'll take some time for the kitchen to make it. We usually get 2. One for the table, and one to-go. Also... pro-tip. Bring you own tea, if you have it. Good tea is essential to the experience, but unfortunately, ever restaurant does not offer a curated selection. They'll happily pour you brown water. Make 2024 a year to bring Tea back to DimSum
The food here is incredible. I love the Peking Duck, walnut shrimp, snow pea sprouts, and their Mongolian beef if surprisingly good.The service is also good. The portions are big (minus the mongolian beef). The duck is some of the best I've had.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
It's so hard to find good quality, authentic Cantonese food around Duluth, but this place is our family favorite. You can order from the menu in addition to dimsum. Good balanced meal with all your food groups. Plus, they gave us complimentary green bean or red bean soup after our dinner meal. Pay cash and you get 10% off your bill. Dim sum can be ordered for dinner too, but the carts are mainly out during lunch hours.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Dim Sum
I like their dim sum. Stopped by Tuesday lunch time. It was not too busy and food was very good. My favorites are shumai.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Shrimp Shumai, Pork Shumai, Chicken Feet 凤爪
Dim Sum is good but the waiters aren’t very friendly and rude towards other people unless your Chinese or Taiwanese! Tips are added in the bill so why so rude ?
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: Shrimp Toast, Dim Sum, Steamed Dumplings, Shrimp Shumai, Pork Shumai
Very tasty! recommend! The chicken feet with black bean sauce in the morning tea are very delicious, the spareribs and egg tarts are also good, but don’t order the carrot cake. For lunch, the stir-fried beef river is very delicious, and the hot pot is full of flavor; the fried eggs, shrimps and bean sprouts are also very good.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
We got a bunch of dumplings, corn soup, and a couple stir-fry dishes for takeout. It was ready in less than 20 min and it smelled so good! Our family gobbled them up and I know the family finished it up for lunch today.
Fresh dim
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Dim Sum, Moo Goo Gai Pan, Shrimp Shumai, Pork Shumai
Restaurantji Recommends
So far everything I've had here is good. The staff is very accommodating and friendly. Best hidden gem found during the pandemic
they have a great variety of dim sum. The seasoning is not like ones in Hong Kong, more like overall Guangdong taste if you will. But reasonable price with good service. Please keep it up and will come back.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 4
I fully didn't liked this place mainly because when we called over for the servers, they constantly ignores us, but I thought they would treat the other tables same. No, I was wrong, they purely ignored us after calling them for 5 times, I remember there was another table of people who speaks cantonese being treated nicely with several servers standing beside and chatting with them. The food that I ate were tasteless and I still remember the rice in a banana leaf (I think) was sour, I was food poisoned after I reached home. My family was like, "No way, their ratings are pretty nice, we don't think they'll serve such rice like that." Well, they were wrong. Also for the surroundings, it was old, like everything, my seat mat was somewhat sticky and wet, really uncomfortable. We left early than expected, we only ate 5-6 plates and we still paid 60 dollars in, tips are not included, I also remember the server asked for 18% tip, although she ignored us like majority of the time. Summary, I don't prefer this place unless you speak Cantonese or from Hong Kong.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Amazing for catering. Everything was very delicious. It was all also well-packed and the delivery person was so sweet and helpful with setup.
Food: 5
The price is pretty OK. 25$ including taxes. The tips are actually compulsory. We have a group of five people and we waited for about 30 minutes on a Sunday morning.