Dynasty seafood restaurant

I think they’re closed. Phone number isn’t in service any more. But their website is still up.

Wasted half an hour searching for this no longer in existence restaurant which, by the state of the construction site, has obviously been closed for some considerable time

My husband and I love this restaurant. Friendly staff and the food is amazing! Large portions, too!! The crab cheese wontons are uhhhmazing ❤️

Last month, I went to this place for a wedding. One of my relatives got married. I ate a variety of food. Fried rice is my favorite food. I chose it as a favorite from the other food. Wedding cake was my favorite dessert. This place is okay. This place automatically gets a five star for deciding to not leave even though the Vallco Shopping Mall is about to get demolished. Hopefully, this place maintains the variety no matter what. Improvements are possible. Challenges can be dealt with.

Great value dim sum! Service is great too. Even though the mall it's in is like abandoned... It's totally worth it coming here just for the food!

Came here for a wedding. Food was served family style so I got to try SO MANY dishes. Great food. And great appetizers.

Not a big fan of this style of food. Numerous small servings. Some edible, some not. I understand this restaurant is now out of business (closed). Not sure why TripAdvisor is asking me to review.

Dynasty Seafood in Cupertino was a very good restaurant serving good food at a slightly higher than normal price. For a similar experience, Dynasty Seafood in San Jose on Story Road is still open for business. January 2019 UPDATE: Vallco Shopping Center is being demolished to prepare for the future construction of a town center project featuring shopping, housing, office, open space and entertainment uses. All Vallco Mall businesses have been closed, including Dynasty.

If you want a diverse taste of food as it may be in China, go to Dynasty. They can accommodate small parties or huge gatherings. Good authentic food.

I guess it's because the location is a bit hard to get to as we couldn't find the entrance to the parking lot which leads to the restaurant. The old Vallco Mall is a ghost of what it used to be and it's a bit eerie to go there with all the stores closed except for the bowling alley and Benihana! We were invited to a wedding banquet with 40 tables and the restaurant is very spacious and includes a spacious banquet room but the reception for internet is the pits. You can't check your email or post photos until you're out of this place but I was able to text using the Dj's wifi network (shhhh). I hate it when I'm someplace where I cannot get any reception and the internet goes round and round without finding a signal or not even connecting. So much for doing any live videos lol! Anyway getting back to the banquet, it is a lovely venue but I we thought it odd that there weren't any lazy Susans on the tables to wheel around the food and we all had to carry the plates and pass the entrees around! We had Roasted Pork and BBQ platter, fresh crab and fish maw bisque, honey walnut prawn, scallop and chicken over tender greens, braised whole abalone and vegetables, steamed garlic lobster, fried garlic ranch chicken, honey butter glazed sea bass, shrimp and chicken fried rice. Dessert was hot red bean soup and they also had a dessert bar of macarons and panne cotta. All and all the food was tasty but due to our ravenous appetites, the portions seemed small. Service was attentive.

The Peking duck is very good. Our all time favorite dish here is the Seabass...they make it just perfect, every time. Dim sum is also quite good. Service is good for Chinese restaurant.

We have been here 2 times. We ordered take-out and the Mongolian beef and dry string beans were very good. On another visit, the dim sum was very good. We had the har gow (shrimp dumpling), fried tofu, char siu bao (bbq pork bun), custard bun, tofu dessert in syrup. It is very big inside, so although there were many people for dim sum lunch on a Saturday, there were still open tables. This is good, since I like having dim sum on a Saturday, but I am not willing to wait for 30 minutes for a table. Service was good, but the servers are a bit aggressive in pushing their dishes (what i expect in dim sum restaurants). One downside is that it inside a dead mall, so the rest of the stores are shut down. It was busy on a Saturday, but uncrowded during the week.

I liked the food. The place was really nice, seemed authentic. Visited with my colleagues. Not fan of the serving style though. They bring dim sum while you eat and offer. There’s also a menu for other dishes. The duck was very good.

My family always enjoyed our dinner there. One of our favorite items was the papaya soup. The soup was served in a papaya. While the seafood food was very tasty, the best part was to use a spoon to scoop out and enjoy the papaya. We always ordered this soup when we went there.

Food quality has gone down a bit (likely there have been changes with the chefs). Price went up. Mall has been turning down and have seen flies recently.