“Realized I forgot to take photos of the food because I was enjoying every bite! It was my first time here and we had a large group of 16. Staff was friendly and accommodating for us. Food came out fast and each dish was told to us as it came out so we knew what we were eating. Portions were good I especially loved the green beans and the salt and pepper pork chop. I didn't even have to ask for more water as they came around multiple times throughout the dinner. For dessert they even brought out mango pudding which was a nice surprise. Would definitely come back to try dim sum.“
“A little hidden gem for dim sum. It's a mom and pop shop that serves freshly made dim sum. The prices are reasonable and variety of different types! They also have frozen dumplings.We ordered 4 things from the menu and the total was about $20. Since everything is made to order, there's usually a bit of a wait but worth it for delicious to go dim-sum. Small quite little place.“
“Came here on a Sunday lunch and there were still some tables in the restaurant. They serve hot tea which is always a plus for me. The xiaolongbao was spot on with delicious broth and tender meat. The chili oil wontons were okay, but the meat was a bit dry on the inside. If you are looking for a place to eat xiaolongbao and noodles for a cheap price, Bing's is the place to go.“
“Cosy little place with really good food and the owners are super nice! Can tell that some of the customers are regulars and seem to have become friends with the owners. The claypot wonton soup and pan fried buns are super good, and the scallion oil noodles!“
“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“
“My family and I finally got to try Dough Zone and so happy I did. We ordered two fried potstickers, wonton soup, beef noodle soup, onion pancakes and the cucumbers. Everything was hot and delicious! My kids ate everything which was awesome because they can be picky. We finished everything and they already asked to return on the car ride home. Highly recommend! Check them out and you will not be disappointed!“
“Every time I come here I always pick up at least two packs of dumplings. Recently I bought some Xiao Long Bao as well as some pan fried buns and wow, mouth watering good. The filling was well seasoned, with each bite full of juice. Highly recommend over the other types of packaged ones you might see at grocery stores. I mean, they're still delicious, but these handmade goods were better.“
“The food were surprisingly good. Highly recommend the noodle in black bean sauce: portion is high and low price! My son loves their dumplings and general chicken. Bought their frozen dumplings couple times; quick and easy breakfast or lunch for busy week days!“
“Came here on MLK day for some dim sum and I was not disappointed. It took a while for everything to come out, but it was all warm and yummy so worth the wait. Some highlights were the egg tart, the siu mai, and lo mai gai. I'm a big fan of egg tarts and these are definitely top six. The texture of the crust was flaky in the best way, and the filling was perfectly cooked and silky. The location is a little hard to find parking but it's worth it!“
“Came here for the first time and it was better than I expected. When you get inside it's a bit overwhelming due to numerous menus all over with different items and combinations as well as being surrounded by a large L shape counter of food to look at and order from. This spot is small and is full of boxes when you walk in. There is no seating inside or outside. It's an order and go kinda place. The woman helping us was very friendly and even gave us a fried fish piece. They gave us very large portions as well. I had the bbq pork and chow mein combo. You can pick between thick or thin noodle chow mein and they top it off with steamed cabbage. The noddles were pretty tasty but were a bit oily for my liking. The bbq pork had a nice flavor and I really appreciate the generous helping. It did have quite a bit of fat in between the pieces so I had to dissect most of it. I don't know if that's something they could really control though. The steamed buns with red bean paste was the shining star! In the past I haven't been a big fan of red bean paste but these buns have converted me. They were soft and bouncy with a good amount of red bean paste. It wasn't too sweet either. It complimented the bun nicely. Overall I would come back and try them again and will for sure order more steamed buns.“
“My review of DT Dim Sum on 1970 Lewelling Blvd, San Leandro, CA 94579,Dined in at this cozy spot for its intimate atmosphere. The dim sum truly stood out – the Char Siu Bun, both big in size and wonderfully tasty. The steamed Siu Mai, shrimp dumplings, and egg tart were delightful, and the BBQ pork Chee Cheong Fun was a standout. Don’t miss out on their incredible soybean drink. The wonton noodle soup was exceptionally yummy too. The restaurant staff was very friendly, making the overall experience worth trying. Highly recommend!“
“We were there, weekday after Christmas, for lunch around noon.The place was filled with people, but we got our table soon.Their service is a little pushy and rush. They walk around with food and ask you if we want them. I guess that's a kind of their traditional style of service. You have to firmly decline their offers if you don't want any of them, which are not foods you ordered.This place is my family friend's go-to place , so I believe their tastes are authentic.I wish they would do little nicer and friendly service.“
“Food is good (except shrimp dumplings 蝦餃 which is just so so), service is great, and priced fairly.3 issues: (1) They may not have enough staff to handle good business. (Under new ownership, give it some time)(2) Parking is not easy if you come at noon.(3) It's a bit noisy because the tables are close to each other.I live nearby so I know parking is always a problem, just come earlier and try the good dim sum.“
“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“
“Absolutely delicious food with really broad and diverse menu. Very attentive, courteous and quick service. This is really authentic, high quality Chinese food. Generous portions, too.Bring warm clothes, though - it was as cold as a refrigerator inside.Parking: Large and nearly empty parking lotWheelchair accessibility: Completely accessible“
“Stopped by BK's Bistro for some Saturday lunch dim sum!Two of us ordered:-tea $1.25/pp-steamed shrimp pork dumpling (shumai) $6.19-chicken feet $5.19-steamed shrimp dumplings $6.19-steamed shanghai style dumpling $6.19-steamed beef tripe ginger green onion $5.49-pan fried pot stickers $5.19We definitely ordered a lot for two and had some leftover. Could have gone without the pot stickers. XLB was on the heavier side and stuck to the tin. Chicken feet and shumai were good. Staff was friendly.Dim sum experience without all the chaos and carts bumping into you. Easy parking in the area.“
“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“
“Realized I forgot to take photos of the food because I was enjoying every bite! It was my first time here and we had a large group of 16. Staff was friendly and accommodating for us. Food came out fast and each dish was told to us as it came out so we knew what we were eating. Portions were good I especially loved the green beans and the salt and pepper pork chop. I didn't even have to ask for more water as they came around multiple times throughout the dinner. For dessert they even brought out mango pudding which was a nice surprise. Would definitely come back to try dim sum.“