Cantonese Restaurants near Richmond, CA

“My goto for late night (9am-11:45pm 7 days a week). Always good selection and too much food for me (doggy bags to go a must) in one setting. Also, holidays when everyone else is closed.

Vegetarian options: Always ask the waiter. They know best.

Dietary restrictions: L

Parking: Has a 17 or 18 stall Tesla Superchargers just off the I80 Central Street off-ramp in Richmond/Albany area. During the day, the parking lot gets very crowded, but mornings and evenings are fine.

Kid-friendliness: Ok, but children needs supervision.

Wheelchair accessibility: Ok. Wheelchair ramps outside with handicapped parking in-front. Several times, full with handicapped customers inside.“

“We come here to celebrate birthdays, graduations, holidays with friends and family. Love the dim sum! Will be back again soon. Conveniently located in Pacific East Mall near Ranch 99 for shopping“

“Amazing! food was one of the best meals I've ever had in my life! Atmosphere is amazing!“

“Delicious and served with a smile. Great food“

“Awesome Food. Good prices.“

“I had their pot stickers variety tray! Nothing but delightful 💟“

“食物美味，环境优美，服务很棒，下次再来“

“As a concept I loved this place. New take on Cantonese/Sichuan cuisine and fusion. And you listen to the 80/90s canto pop while look at the posters from the same era. Instant nostalgia.

But the taste was just not there. The dishes were hit or miss and didn’t really taste that good. Very small portions for the price.

The fried squab was way too bloody / undercooked by Cantonese style. The clay pot was too salty.

The mapo spaghetti was good.“

“Authentic Cantonese dim sum. Very good for the US.“

“What a really delightful find- at par with Hong Kong.

Was just walking by and decided to give this place a shot. soo worth it.

Seriously, this is the best wonton noodle soup i have had outside of hong kong.

Even the hot sauce was incredibly traditional, fiery enough to demand your respect, and ready to punish you if not taken seriously. The soup was fragrant, you could taste the freshness of the stock. the dumplings were fresh with firm prawsn in them.
the beef was cooked tender with just enough bite to make things exciting. the noodles were incredibly firm to the bite. omg i want to go back.

definitely worth coming in and trying!“

“Great dinner at Chinatown restaurant. Offering free chicken potstickers and mango ice cream for dessert.
But by far the best part of our experience was Gloria.
She met us on the street, handing out pamphlets for the restaurant. She escorted us inside and got us all set with menus and hot hand towels.
This girl had so much energy and genuine kindness!
The absolute best! 💕“

“My order was a carry out. I was greeted and given my food within several minutes. The Fu Kin fried rice was delicious, the dumplings were excellent. The only weak spot were the Won Tons, very little meat to a rather large WonTon. We eat here almost every time we come to San Francisco. We will eat here again.“

“Great place for dim sum and good service“

“早餐very good👍✌， we are going very time.“

“The Dumplings are amazing!“

“The taste is very good, I will go there again next time.“

“Really wanted to gatekeep this one but it’s too good not to write a review. Everything about it was exactly what I was looking for. Barely any english, only canto, stern auntie serving you up, cash only, and hefty portions. Got the roasted pork for just $10 and it came with a ton of rice and some cooked cabbage. Pork was so tender and flavorful while the skin added the perfect crunch and fattiness. Cheers to my go to Chinatown.“

“In a recent visit to Chinatown, I was hoping to find an epic meal. There are so many options that it's hard to pick one. Using Google reviews I found this one and rolled the dice.

Every dish they brought out was exceptional. It's a small place so it took a minute, but well worth it the short wait. The server was awesome.

The wonton soup stole the show although the chicken wings were unbelievable. Spring rolls...wow. Plum sauce was house made and after the rolls were gone, we starting dipping the wings in it.

Well recommended.“

“Amazing 100 year ambiance with curtained booths for the prohibition era and trap doors in the floor. The food is amazing and always served with a smile and great taste!“

“Every time we plan to go to San Francisco for a trip, my dad gets so excited about having a meal at this place because of some really good Chinese food in San Francisco. This is my dad’s cherry on top place in the city.“

“Delicious Dim Sum, you got something goingYou're a hidden gem in China town that's worth knowingYou're dim sum delight are very tastyAnd your food is all ready and so come here if you're hastyDim Sum here is CHEAP!!! I can get full off of $5 if you choose right. Their Shu mei (pork stemmed thingies), Ha gow (Shrimp dumplings), and their steamed lotus leaf with sticky rice and meat (the one without the cords) is great! Not sure why this place has two dollar signs as it's CHEAP and good. Worth the trek from all the way from SOMA.“

“Very good food“

“Fantastic, quick spot to pick up authentic, fresh dim sum, dumplings, and more! You get great-quality food at a crazy inexpensive price, making this an easy place to recommend when you’re looking for something delicious without spending a lot.

Everything we tried was fresh and flavorful, and the selection makes it easy to grab a variety of items to share. It’s also perfect for a quick meal when you’re exploring Chinatown and don’t want to spend a lot of time waiting around.

I especially love that Delicious Dim Sum is located near Willie “Woo Woo” Wong Playground. It makes for the perfect family outing—grab some dim sum to go, enjoy a quick bite, and then head over to the park to let the kids play and hang out. Such a convenient and affordable combination!

Overall, a fantastic little spot for tasty, authentic dim sum at an unbeatable price. Definitely worth stopping by when you’re in the area!“

“A good DoorDash oriented restaurant with decent congee. Generous portion.
Every tableware here is disposal and very cheap. The dingsun are premade and prefrozened.
No wait time typically.
Good place for a smoothing and light cuisine.“

“Miła obsługa i bardzo smacznie“

“I have been eating here for over 20 years. The food is delicious, the service is wonderful and the prices are amazing. They serve the absolute best shrimp fried rice, Mongolian beef, spicy string beans, salt and pepper shrimp and fish, and duck that I have ever had. Go eat there. You won’t be sorry.“

“I think this is one of the best Chinese BBQ spots in Chinatown. The char siu tastes just like the kind I had in Guangdong, it has that classic Cantonese BBQ flavor. The portions are also very generous, especially the amount of meat they give you.“

“Takeout only, long line but moved quickly. We went close to when it closed so the options were understandably limited but everything we had was so tasty and so affordable. I was also pleasantly surprised they accepted card with no fees. Would love to come back for lunch maybe and try some of their other dishes!“

“Absolutely fell in LOVE with this place and this will be my go to place for dim sum in SF from now on. I discovered this gem when the line at good mong kok bakery was too long. There seemed to be plenty of locals in the restaurant so I decided to give it a shot. I spent around $40 got plenty of dim sum for the family to go around. The dim sum was hot, plump, and filled with meat!

We tried new moon last time, and was extremely disappointed because it was cold!! Plus, the have seating in the back. We will be coming back here. Bring cash!“

“A relax old school dim sum place to enjoy sumptuous good dim sum. A favourite place for the senior regular. They even helped themself to refill the tea. A friendly place if u are familiar with old sch dim sum culture.
Food was big in portion and best of all, they don't charge tax which is very very rare in US.
Service was good by the old lady even though they are busy.
This will be my regular dim sum store whenever I visit San Francisco.“

“Best local spot in Chinatown. The locals know that if you want the good stuff, you come here. Super fast, super good and honestly, I am devastated I don't eat this everyday. One of the best restaurants in Oakland (i'm for sure biased).“

“A yummy big bowl of wonton noodle with tender beef brisket costs only $10 including tax and free hot tea. Shared table and cash only. This is not a fancy place, but food is good with great value. We will come back again next time we’re in SF.“

“Had an excellent experience here. The staff is very friendly and accommodating. They helped us to choose our meals because it was our first time there. The pecking duck was excellent. Need Noodles and shrimp rice were perfect. Probably can not go wrong with any thing there. Kung fu tea experience is a must. Suggest making reservations in advance to avoid prolonged wait.“

“My loves. Scrambled egg shrimp. Assorted meats over fried rice. Salt pepper wings. Swiss wings“

“An Awesome Casual dining place for an affordable heart full of great food especially its noodles and wanton soup..! Don’t miss this when here.. frankly abit underated to me it’s the best in the Bay Area.!✌️“

“very good fried noodles and claypot dishes“

“I love the food here. Anytime I go, there's never a lot of people in there and I usually order ahead and pick it up. The Salt and Pepper fish, Shrimp Chow Mein-Skinny and Honey Walnut prawns are what I usually order.

The area has changed a lot, Longs, the Dive Bar and Wheel works are all closed. Safeway is still there and CD is to the right of it.

Parking: Plenty of parking.

Wheelchair accessibility: Parking is not a problem.“

“Great traditional snacks and baked goods! The staff were incredibly kind—especially the short-haired lady who gently let me know my dress was stained (period mishap) and kindly offered the restroom. So grateful for the warmth and hospitality!“

“You’re here for the food, not experience, not customer service. This cha Chang teng is better than HK diners in actual Hong Kong. I grew up on this place and was incredibly disappointed when I visited HK thinking they’d be better. Baked pork chop or pork cutlet or minced beef rice. Don’t order anything else.“

“Best dim sum in SF. Shark fin dumpling and deep fried pork puff are the best items. Low prices. No seating. To go only. Closes early, at 4 pm.“

“We came in on a Sunday afternoon and it was pretty empty. The food was surprisingly good. We didn't get the eel claypot, but the basic dishes like the BBQ Pork Rice Rolls, Fried Dumplings, Sticky Rice, Chicken Feet, and Mongolian Beef Over Rice.

Everything seemed fresh and service was prompt.“

“My my! Chinatown was def in my places to checkout in San Francisco!! This place has a big following on instagram, glad we checked it out.

Only one server was present for the entire place and she did a fantastic job!

We ordered a bunch of things: roast pork, mangolian beef, Singapore noodles and kung pao chicken. Roast pork with rice was soo damn good! Everything was devoured but we all felt the Mangolian beef was onion forward. There was almost no beef present in the dish.

Overall, even with the beef dish, we loved it. Grand total was $70 (including 20 percent tip).“

“Great food! We ordered the Taishan chicken, and the whole preparation and presentation is amazing. Just know that it takes a little while to come out, so be prepared to wait, but it’s worth it.

We also ordered the spicy beef soup, which was another great choice.

The restaurant is very small and definitely doesn’t have a fancy five-star atmosphere, but if you’re looking for something traditional, authentic, and delicious, this is the place to be.“

“So good. So far I just explored a few of the dishes. Soy sauce chicken and roasted duck are the must. Will explore more. They offer such good price given their portion and quality. My lunch is usually good for 2 meals. They are quick and efficient, very generous on giving their food.“

“some the best noodles in the city. And affordable...“

“I've been coming to Uncle Wong's for 3+ years after taking a job in Oakland. Being born and raised in San Francisco, I've had great Chinese food. Uncle Wong's is the best! May the owner is so attentive and sweet. Turn off your phone and get to Uncle Wong's right now! Note:Take Out only for now.“

“Absolutely, 10000% recommended. If you’re looking for an authentic dim sum restaurant, skip the others and come straight here. The owner Frankie is wonderful. Customer Service + great food: I’d pay double. I recently surprised a client and Frankie’s team went above & beyond the call of duty to take care of a guest from out of town. The menu was incredible. I’m happy to keep coming back. 10/10 stars. ⭐️ Thank you Frankie & Team!!!“

“One of the best meals of my life. The beef fried rice with basil and tomato is divine. I’m enjoying it right now and wanted to write a review while it’s still making my taste buds celebrate. Anyone that tells you that Chinatown SF is full of tourist food probably never eats there.“

“Little Szechuan is one of our “go to” restaurants when we’re craving authentic Chinese food with regional spices and heat. They offer an extensive menu, including dishes that will help Chinese natives overcome any pangs of homesickness. In fact, it reminds my partner of foods his grandmother used to prepare for his family in Wuhan. Delivery is fast, reliable, and always hot upon arrival. Try it! Pictured here: Szechuan Fish with Pickled Mustard Greens – Suan Cai Yu (酸菜鱼) and Sichuan Dry Fried Potatoes with Pork Belly and Peppers.“