Dim Sum Restaurants in Fremont, CA

“What a wonderful hidden gem! The restaurant has a refreshing, tidy interior and maintains excellent hygiene. The atmosphere is peaceful with no noisy chatter. All the food is incredibly tasty, well‑seasoned and full of flavor. You can tell they pay attention to cleaning every detail. Dining here feels calm and comfortable. Whether you stop by alone or with friends, you will have a lovely time. I really enjoyed my visit and would suggest everyone check it out.“

“This cozy breakfast spot specializes in Shanghainese comforts. Service is brisk and no-nonsense. We ordered a few staples — wontons, noodle soups and xiaolongbao — all of them competent and satisfying.

The pork kidney noodle soup is a rarity in the United States, though here the kidney is cut thick and left unstir-fried, so it contributes less flavor to the broth than it could. It is better treated almost as a side than as an integral part of the soup. The xiaolongbao are tasty, if more rustic in appearance than the finely pleated versions served at more polished places like Din Tai Fung.

Still, this is an honest, unfussy restaurant well worth returning to.“

“This place was stupid good!

Rec from a friend and my in laws were so impressed I took them here.

I asked my friend what to get and he said “anything” and really everything we had was great.

Service was fast, dinner for 4 with leftovers was a hundo.

Would happily return.“

“First time back since it reopened with new owners.

Pros:
All food items were delicious! Had their own take on our favorites, chili wontons and cucumber salad. Both amazing! Tried a new dish, beef rolls, which had cucumber and cilantro. Very good.

Cons:
Atmosphere is just not cozy at all!! No music or background noise so it was dead silent, just hearing people breathe and clank plates. New lighting is too cold, they added hanging white fluorescent lights, they’re too low and a visual eye sore. A warmer light, higher up might be better. Also the table set up is horrific. All tables pushed together weirdly like Tetris, while the front is empty and doesn’t have a welcoming host desk/area.“

“Whole in the wall with very tasteful and authentic dimsum and more, our go to place. Very affordable prices and variety of selections. Chef’s little girl is so cute, and already very good customer service attentiveness at a young age. Highly recommended to try this place out!“

“Open, spacious dining area- adequate for banquets of 60 tables. Private dining room has space for 30 customers. Karaoke with 50ft. screen. Great fresh seafood dinner and dim sum lunch. Fast and friendly services. Tasteful decorations. Prices are reasonable given quality of dishes.“

“Very yummy. Only purchased 1/2 duck since it's just me eating. It could be more heavily seasoned, but I personally like it light. The price is fair in this area.

I'm usually at work during their entire operating hours, or can only come at closing, so it was nice to see the duck available today. No turnip cake though. :(

The ladies here are always get you squared away politely and promptly. That's good, because I was starving! Haha.
No dining, only takeout“

“Not sure how this is less than 4 stars considering it holds its own weight in an area with many other great restaurants. It's a traditional Cantonese seafood restaurant with the craziest selection of crabs, lobsters, and fish. We've celebrated family events with their set menus which were phenomenally authentic and delicious, and gotten takeout for regular dinners which arrived perfectly cooked still.

Service is extremely attentive (although don't expect warm fuzzy pleasantries if it's busy) and they've often gifted us dessert which was very kind of them.

Definitely a local gem.“

“It was a small place where it is understaffed. The atmosphere was fair typical family owned Chinese restaurant. The food was quite good to my surprise. The dim sum was hot and above average the price was extremely reasonable. It was our first time there. We spent $45 per couple including tips of 20% for the value is the best I’ve seen in the South Bay and the food was definitely better than many other dim sum restaurants.“

“Always good. I come here to eat whenever I'm in the area. Best canto food and in a clean and nice location with plenty of parking. Is located in the parking lot of a business area, which I find kind of weird but totally awesome for the fact that it's easily accessible.

This place also serves dim sum thoughout the day, which is a total plus in my opinion because most places don't serve them some past 2:00 p.m.

The dim sum is actually pretty legit and traditional. You can get pretty busy during lunch time, but it moves pretty quickly.“