Mayflower Seafood Restaurant

Good Cantonese food. They served it a little too fast, but good service otherwise. Atmosphere ok.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 4

Great selections of dim sum dishes.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Food has gotten better but they force 18% tips on you even if you dine by yourself. Price is on the expensive end.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 4

Waited over 30 mins to get the food serves. Ribs were cooked with no flavor, salty and dry. Felt cheated by adding 18% tip when didn't get good service,. I told the lady ith a sorry attitude at the register and she didn't care abotu my complaint. Definite not going back to waste my money on this place

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1

I always eat outside here. The food is retty good, but the service is meh.

Went for a Saturday brunch at this location and ordered a bunch of dim sum dishes. The taste is quite good and the portion size is decent. Noise level is a bit high as expected of a Cantonese-style Dim Sum restaurant but it does not create any issue for having a conversation. One annoying factor is that when we asked for to-go boxes, the manager around our table did not even bother to acknowledge our presence but showed a stern look when bringing the boxes and packing bag to us.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 4

The wait can be pretty long on weekends, as is expected. What was not expected was that, in addition to an 18% mandatory gratuity for any party size, we were provided a menu that had no pricing on it. Not sure this is even legal….

As for the food, the dimsum was pretty decent though the chicken feet was mixed quality. First piece was wonderfully moist but the other pieces had a rather rough texture. I would never dine in person again due to the shady pricing practices but would consider ordering out.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 4

Service: 1

Food quality has definitely gone downhill recently. I almost slipped while walking to the bathroom since the floors is covered with a layer of grease. I don't think they have cleaned it in ages!

Atmosphere: 2

Food: 1

Service: 3

Pay very much attention to the final credit card receipt!!!
They put extra 18%/20% /25% tip options on credit card receipt ( including mandatory 18% service fee and taxes) to mislead customers, which is extremely immoral!

For example, the meal is $100, you get a $126 (mandatory 18%
service fee + 8% taxes) receipt first.
After getting your credit card, they will give you a credit card receipt with 18%/20%/25% tip options.

If you don't pay attention and add 18% tips, you will pay $148 in final, $40 tips for a $100 meal.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 4

Service: 2

This is probably one of the best Cantonese food I’ve tried in the bay. The food is delicious and worth its price. The staffs are friendly and will answer and solve your questions asap.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 5

Service: 5

It's a large Chinese dim sum seafood place

The food is so average Will not come back so many better options nearby but still not as good as some in SF

I was so tempted by the lobster noodles. It's only 2.5 stars/5
The har how was the best coming in at 4stars/5
Shrimp rice roll dim sum 4/5
The yang chow fried rice3/5
Mongolian beef 2.5/5
Pea sprouts garlic very good but a bit too oily 4/5
Walnut shrimp disappointing 3/5. Too much mayo and not really good sauce

Women's bathroom very clean. Pleasant

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 3

Service: 3

traditional Chinese dim sum for weekend brunch. dozens of small dishes to share. best with a group of four or more. Great staff. we've been coming here for years.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Dim Sum

This is to remind myself not to go there again. Their dim sum is decent. But their service is awful at best. The server constantly ignores you, especially the older Chinese person, and I have strong reasons to believe that he is heavily racially biased. I used to come here frequently over the weekend for dim sum, and it used to be a fun experience at a reasonable price. But it's not that affordable anymore. They ask about tea casually like it's free like it is in most Chinese restauranta, but then you get $2 per person charge at the end. Also, I am curious how they justify charging per head even though they bring they same teapot whether there's one person at the table or six. They frequently forget orders and if asked, completely unapologetic about it. On top of that, when you already accumulated a bad taste in your mouth from the service, you get charged with a mandatory 18% service fee (for a party of two). Talk about irony.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 4

Service: 1

Menu has some good dishes not often found in other dim sum restaurant including suckling pig kitchen special, the pea sprouts with grapefruit peel, the rice roll with bitter melon and shredded chicken. The suckling pig is crispy, the meat is tender. Overall the special dish is ok, the dim sum is ok but not something I would return just for them. The location is excellent. The ambience and the service is good.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 3

Service: 4

Good atmosphere with nice and good value food

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5