I recently had the pleasure of dining at Full House Seafood Restaurant in Arcadia, and it was a phenomenal experience, especially their dim sum! From the moment I walked in, the warm atmosphere and friendly staff made me feel welcome. The dim sum selection was extensive, featuring both classic favorites and some delightful new discoveries. Each dish was prepared to perfection, with flavors that were both authentic and refreshingly innovative. The har gow and siu mai stood out particularly for their fresh, succulent seafood wrapped in tender, perfectly steamed wrappers. Not only was the food exceptional, but the service was also prompt and attentive, ensuring a seamless dining experience. Full House Seafood Restaurant has certainly set the bar high for dim sum in Arcadia. I wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone craving delicious, high-quality dim sum in a cozy and inviting setting. A return visit is definitely in my plans!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
John Pazcoguin
Love their
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Dim Sum Pork Siu Mai Steamed Shrimp Dumpling BBQ Pork Buns Sesame Seed Balls, Black Pepper Pork Chop w Rice 黑椒猪扒饭
David W.
I forgot when the last time I was here. I noticed the owner has changed and the dim sum changed from moving carts to ordering from a piece of paper. The dim sums are good and tasty. The highlight of the dish was the plate of duck we ordered. The skin was crispy and the meat was good. The service was good and attentive. I will go back more often.
Love2 8.
This place use to be so doable good. You can tell Covid ripped them apart. Food is still decent , but the place is a rack and prices have gone up quite a bit. To bring the line back they need to lower price slightly and clean up the place. You use to have to wait for at least 30mins for breakfast. No line now anytime in the day. I am only this critical because I want this place to thrive again - for the good of all Asian peeps!!! Let's go!!!
Lisa W.
This used to be my go to place only because of how close it was to home but what rude service (as soon as they think they've heard enough of your phone order, they will just hang up on you and if you call them back, they yell and tell you they're too busy so hurry up and just tell them the rest of it). I know it's expected to encounter rude abrupt service at Chinese places but they have consistently been like this on the phone and in person. It's just not worth it anymore when there are other options around so I definitely don't plan to come back. Prices have gone up, food is soggy. There are so many better options for dim sum around.
Raquel Ramos
staff are very nice. food was
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
JP F
I don't know why there's so many negative reviews but I tried it and it was clean, and fresh and fast service.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Cheryl Ha
Food is good. But there are a bunch of empty tables and they kept us wait for a very long time
Terr M.
Not all chinese restaurants have the same juiciness & taste of Full House dimsum. Their siomai and chix feet are soft & moist. They would serve it hot & fresh to your table matched with its special hot tea. Their menu would definitely comfort you for the long wait!
Kislev A.
Amazing dimsum. There's almost no wait to get seated.Parking lot is very busy because of all the awesome shops here.The space is beautiful and perfect for a wedding or other formal events.
Dimsum here is okay! Service is good and normally no wait at all! Price is decent! I think it's one of the few places that still have a cart being pushed around but they are slowly transitioning into no carts! My mother-in-law prefers this place cause it's not super loud and crazy like the other dimsum location! It's not bad but I think there is better dim sum around. If you want a quick fix without the wait and the hassle, full house would be your spot!
Victoria S.
Big restaurant with lots of seating, great food, decent prices, with big portions. They brought out the food very quickly. We enjoyed everything we ordered. We got ha gao (shrimp dumpling), shu mai, chicken feet, baked bbq pork buns, fried egg rolls, shrimp cheung fun (rice noodle rolls), bak choy vegetables, and egg tart. Everything was delicious, they had generous portions with good amount of shrimp and meat. They even efficiently packed our leftovers for us. We will definitely return!
Susan Balmadrid
Food is good but make sure you if you order lobster, they show you how big this is and separate the body and claws when they serve it to you! I felt like a lot of parts of the lobster are missing when they serve it!
X
Quality of both their food and their service has declined over the last 15 years. They don't do dim sum carts anymore. The dumplings are dough-y and lukewarm, the BBQ pork buns are smaller than I remember, and the thousand year egg porridge is overpriced with not much egg. Their prices in general are high -- dim sum for two people cost us about $80. And last but not least, the owner sent our waiter back to our table to request that we leave a bigger tip. Enough said.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 1
Luis O.
Good food, good service, needs to work on people skills, smiling and friendliness could help business.This is where we go for dim sum, unbeatable!!
I recently had the pleasure of dining at Full House Seafood Restaurant in Arcadia, and it was a phenomenal experience, especially their dim sum! From the moment I walked in, the warm atmosphere and friendly staff made me feel welcome. The dim sum selection was extensive, featuring both classic favorites and some delightful new discoveries. Each dish was prepared to perfection, with flavors that were both authentic and refreshingly innovative. The har gow and siu mai stood out particularly for their fresh, succulent seafood wrapped in tender, perfectly steamed wrappers. Not only was the food exceptional, but the service was also prompt and attentive, ensuring a seamless dining experience. Full House Seafood Restaurant has certainly set the bar high for dim sum in Arcadia. I wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone craving delicious, high-quality dim sum in a cozy and inviting setting. A return visit is definitely in my plans!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Love their
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Dim Sum Pork Siu Mai Steamed Shrimp Dumpling BBQ Pork Buns Sesame Seed Balls, Black Pepper Pork Chop w Rice 黑椒猪扒饭
I forgot when the last time I was here. I noticed the owner has changed and the dim sum changed from moving carts to ordering from a piece of paper. The dim sums are good and tasty. The highlight of the dish was the plate of duck we ordered. The skin was crispy and the meat was good. The service was good and attentive. I will go back more often.
This place use to be so doable good. You can tell Covid ripped them apart. Food is still decent , but the place is a rack and prices have gone up quite a bit. To bring the line back they need to lower price slightly and clean up the place. You use to have to wait for at least 30mins for breakfast. No line now anytime in the day. I am only this critical because I want this place to thrive again - for the good of all Asian peeps!!! Let's go!!!
This used to be my go to place only because of how close it was to home but what rude service (as soon as they think they've heard enough of your phone order, they will just hang up on you and if you call them back, they yell and tell you they're too busy so hurry up and just tell them the rest of it). I know it's expected to encounter rude abrupt service at Chinese places but they have consistently been like this on the phone and in person. It's just not worth it anymore when there are other options around so I definitely don't plan to come back. Prices have gone up, food is soggy. There are so many better options for dim sum around.
staff are very nice. food was
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
I don't know why there's so many negative reviews but I tried it and it was clean, and fresh and fast service.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Food is good. But there are a bunch of empty tables and they kept us wait for a very long time
Not all chinese restaurants have the same juiciness & taste of Full House dimsum. Their siomai and chix feet are soft & moist. They would serve it hot & fresh to your table matched with its special hot tea. Their menu would definitely comfort you for the long wait!
Amazing dimsum. There's almost no wait to get seated.Parking lot is very busy because of all the awesome shops here.The space is beautiful and perfect for a wedding or other formal events.
Restaurantji Recommends
Dimsum here is okay! Service is good and normally no wait at all! Price is decent! I think it's one of the few places that still have a cart being pushed around but they are slowly transitioning into no carts! My mother-in-law prefers this place cause it's not super loud and crazy like the other dimsum location! It's not bad but I think there is better dim sum around. If you want a quick fix without the wait and the hassle, full house would be your spot!
Big restaurant with lots of seating, great food, decent prices, with big portions. They brought out the food very quickly. We enjoyed everything we ordered. We got ha gao (shrimp dumpling), shu mai, chicken feet, baked bbq pork buns, fried egg rolls, shrimp cheung fun (rice noodle rolls), bak choy vegetables, and egg tart. Everything was delicious, they had generous portions with good amount of shrimp and meat. They even efficiently packed our leftovers for us. We will definitely return!
Food is good but make sure you if you order lobster, they show you how big this is and separate the body and claws when they serve it to you! I felt like a lot of parts of the lobster are missing when they serve it!
Quality of both their food and their service has declined over the last 15 years. They don't do dim sum carts anymore. The dumplings are dough-y and lukewarm, the BBQ pork buns are smaller than I remember, and the thousand year egg porridge is overpriced with not much egg. Their prices in general are high -- dim sum for two people cost us about $80. And last but not least, the owner sent our waiter back to our table to request that we leave a bigger tip. Enough said.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 1
Good food, good service, needs to work on people skills, smiling and friendliness could help business.This is where we go for dim sum, unbeatable!!