“I recently visited 88 Bao Bao and enjoyed the red bean bun and the fried dumplings; both were flavorful and expertly prepared! The location offers easy parking, which is a huge plus in this busy complex. The menu has lot of choices, from steamed buns to dumplings, fried rice, and soup. One highlight was the option to purchase items frozen to take home and enjoy at any time.Overall, it is a fantastic spot for anyone looking for delicious steamed buns and dumplings !“
“This place opens sharp at 10 am on Sundays. If your party is not all there, you will be asked to wait until they arrive. Food is very good. We have enjoyed, Shu Mai, Har Gow, Shrimp in Rice Noodles, Chinese Donut in Rice Noodle, Deep Fried Dumplings, Veggie & Pork Tofu Skin in Oyster Sauce, Shanghai Dumplings, Sticky Rice, Deep Fried Crab Claws, Crispy Pork and Many others.Staff can be very friendly and some not too responsive. Either way we get our food and we enjoy it very much.“
“Absolutely love this hidden gem . My reviews are for the spice lovers, who prefers extra hot. We enjoyed our dinner. My all time favorite, sauteed lotus root. We also ordered shredded pork, green onion pancake, chicken fried rice and shrimp fried rice. Thoroughly enjoyed every bite of the lotus. My go-to when it comes to Chinese! Hot Tea is good as well, very much needed for the season.“
“First time here and I like it! Ample parking in the parking lot (also has Tesla EV Charging) and for the most part restaurant is nice and clean (restroom had a hard to describe odor so you may need to practice holding your breath). Restaurant is not as big nor grand as Koi's Palace or Mayflower, but it's adequate.We came here for dim sum and this place checked all the boxes.. good food, good price and good service. The crispy food came out nice and crispy (unlike some places that have them pre-fried and in push carts). One thing I like is they didn't make all of our orders and flood the table all at once, but it came staggered over the course of the hour. Wait staff was friendly and came by frequently to fill the tea ($1.70 per person for tea) and water. Portion sides are on par with other competitors, but they do put the soy sauce for the rice noodles in a small to-go type container (I'd prefer they just put the soy sauce in a small dish) that's kind of a waste. And, when we asked for chili oil, they brought a couple of chili-oil in a to-go container..Although an acquired taste, one of their best rice noodle is their bitter melon and chicken rice noodles. Their Shrimp Dumpling was plump and full of shrimp, and their stuffed eggplant was done perfectly.. crispy eggplant and chewy fish paste with good dose of sauce.Given the option, this is a great alternative to Koi and Mayflower (where you have to get a number and could end up waiting for over an hour), and the food is on par if not better. This is one to book mark and revisit for dinner.Parking: Tesla Charging Station in parking lot“
“Been coming here for well over a decade now! Food has been consistently delicious over the years and the restaurant is actually more of HK Cafe these days which is perfect since those are pretty rare in the pleasanton/dublin area. Food is a bit pricey (honestly all Chinese food is pricey these days for some reason) but at least the quality here warrants it in my opinion. The waitress aunties are super friendly and attentive and the interior is clean and modern (recently remodeled). However sometimes when it gets busy, which it often does during peak hours, the food can take a bit longer to come out. I feel like they are slightly understaffed. Some of my favorites: I love how they put baby octopus in their baked seafood rice. They also do a somewhat different take on the chili oil wonton and its insanely good. For drinks, their HK milk tea, lemon tea, and red bean ice are on point!“
“Sichuan wontons were the bomb, definitely recommend. I'm still thinking of those wontons. Steamed dumplings were also great quality- simple but filled with flavor. Busy, but not too crowded. Service was nice and fast. All the dishes were high quality, reasonable price!“
“Bing's Dumplings has very authentic pork soup dumplings and "spicy and sour noodle soup with minced pork and potatoes". Bing's pork soup dumpling is at lease same or even better than Shanghai's famous "NanXiang" pork soup dumpling. The spicy and sour noodle soup is originated from China's ShanXi province, I had lived in it's capital Xi'an for a few years and had my first "spicy and sour noodle soup with minced pork and potatoes" there. The potsticker is also yammy. We always comes back to Bing's for the nostalgic food:-)“
“This is a solid 4 star restaurant. Clay pot rice is freshly made to order, really tasty. The place can get busy and it may take a while to get a table during dinner time. Once you sit down, the service is reasonably quick and quite friendly. Excellent comfort food especially for cold winter days.“
“Favorites: fish dumplings, hot and sour soup, tomato and egg noodle, braided tofuCrowded so plan ahead if party bigger than 4, I’ve only been with 2-4 peopleVegetarian options: Decent amount of good options if you’re pescatarian or vegetarian“
“Golden Bay Seafood Harbor (Guhm Hoy wahn in Cantonese) is a solid choice for those looking for a more upscale Chinese dining experience at a fairly reasonable price. This is a good restaurant.Part of a restaurant group, Golden Bay is located next to Marina Supermarket in Union City. We went there for dinner.For parties of 5 to 7 people, consider the "half portion" of the full set menu. I dont think it is advertised, you may have to ask.For about $250, you get a very nice seafood dinner, including ginger lobster, small abalone, steamed fish, prawns and scallops, seafood soup, and so on. Dinner included their cold appetizer plate and stir-fried beef with mushrooms. Even the fried rice had scallops in it. The only complaint was the steamed fish as it was quite fishy.Almost everything we had was well prepared, and portions were quite generous given what was being servedService was polite and low-key. They were not snobby or haughty, unlike at some other higher chinese restaurants.The atmosphere within the restaurant is relaxed. The space is large and quiet enough for conversation. It almost makes you want to linger, and that's how restaurants should beThere is plenty of parking and the parking spaces are wide.I recommend this restaurant. Consider going there with family or a small group of friendsParking: Spaces are wide“
“This is a must-try dimsum place in Livermore. It's very close to the SF Premium Outlets. Loved the food, the service, and the atmosphere. Our favorite was the shrimp balls. Due to excitement, I wasn't able to take many photos of other food that we ordered. We enjoyed the experience and the food! Service was excellent and they have friendly staff. I'll definitely go back.“
“Great food. Great service. Nice atmosphere and restaurant. Great cocktails with upscale asian cuisine.Parking: Convenient for valet parking since the store is behind it.Kid-friendliness: No kid's menu but there are some food that kids love“
“The service is excellent at this restaurant. I forgot my handbag in the restaurant this Tuesday during the lunch. I had my IDs and multiple credit cards and a bit cash in my bag. Since I was a bit tied up, I found out the loss of my handbag after a couple of hours. I went back to Mayflower in a hurry even knowing they were on break. But the manager there was very nice and immediately helped me to get my handbag back from the Lost and Found. I really appreciated the staffs and manager there to take care of my belongings. Will be back more often for the yummy Dim Sum.“