Dim Sum Restaurants in Sacramento, CA

“The place is small only has 4 tables but it's clean. There are many choices of foods, fresh and to go. Most of the foods are 3 for $4.60. When Some foods run out, it slows to restock.
The shrimp shumai, shrimp ball, potstickers and chicken feet are quite good.“

“This place has has made some changes in their rude attitudes and customer service. We use to order here a lot but their service was pretty bad, they didn't let you order in advance and they stop taking cards for a while as I could remember. So we stop going here for a long while, but we have heard from some friends they have been much better in service, they let you order in advance now & take debit or cash only. Their buns are delish and they have good dim sum. The lines are no longer as long as they use to be when we got there around 930am on a Saturday. We waited about 3mins for our order to be taken and the gal that helped us was super nice. If you're looking for some good Asian pastries or dim sum this the place is a must try.“

“This is a great stop in Sacramento for good dumplings, beef noodle soup, etc. It's pretty high in the authentic meter all around. We usually get Xiao Long Baos, Dumplings, Beef Noodle Soup, sometimes stir fried noodles. They are so very well made and the owner is quite friendly and accommodation, even when there are large crowds.“

“Best seafood restaurant to eat at“

“I have been searching for a new place I love and this may be it! Everything was delicious! We had Mongolian beef and sweet and sour chicken combos. The noodles were great, meat perfectly seasoned, and perfect crisp on the chicken. Will be back to try more.“

“The food here is outstanding. I make a trip downtown just to come here whenever I can. All of the food is good, and they have the best honey walnut shrimp EVER.“

“First time having dim sum at this spot, was super impressed. The service here is wonderful, everything was quick and hot/fresh, and staff was very attentive. Food was good, 4-4.5. Came with family on Sunday around when they opened and it wasn't crowded. We really enjoyed ourselves, will be back and reccomend to others.“

“excellent old school Cantonese food! if I'm in the area I always make sure to do a huge takeout order and bring back to the Bay area!“

“Total hole in the wall dim sum spot downtown that's always worth stopping in for some great food. Youu gotta get in early and with cash- they won't take a card and run out of nearly everything by late linch. The pork bao and sesame balls are amazing. Pretty solid menu ranging from dim sum to entres and side dishes- but again, their dim sum menu is what I'd recommend. The egg rolls are greasy, but if crispy greasy egg rolls are your thing- can't think of any place I've had better.“

“Good Food. Good Prices. I try to stop in whenever I’m in Sacramento.“

“Yue Huang in the Natomas area earns its hype in the Sac area. There is almost always a line for dim sum on the weekends so be prepared for that. YH is a fun place to go to because the exterior and bathrooms scream Macaroni Grill, but walking inside it becomes a classic Chinese dim sum banquet hall! This review is based on their dim sum menu.

Yue Huang has a bunch of options and my wife and I intend to eat through their entire menu to try to distill our favorite things. So far we have thoroughly enjoyed their shanghai pan-fried buns, steam rice roll w/breadstick, steam golden shrimp rice roll, and crispy pork belly.

I highly recommend you go with a group of adventurous eaters because as any good dim sum veteran knows: more people means more dishes you can try!“

“The dim sum is delicious and there are many varieties of dim sum. The service is also very good and the manager and waiters are very friendly too. The place is very big, it should be good to have a party~“

“We were traveling to Lake Tahoe. We passed through Sacramento and ate Asian food called Yum Cha Cafe (on the right side of the Shunfa SF Supermarket on 65th Street. We ate their roast duck, barbecued pork buns, shrimp balls, and barbecue. , fried noodles, siomai, their roast duck is so famous and really delicious. Very good seasoning, very fresh, plump and elastic meat. This is the most valuable roast duck in this area. I only had it in Hong Kong last time. I'm so happy today. I tasted such a good taste again. My family and I are very happy. I recommend it to everyone. You must try it. It's incredible.“

“I’ve had authentic Chinese food and grew up in a very prominently asian area. I know what good Chinese food is supposed to taste like and Sacramento has been overall disappointing with the Chinese food I’ve encountered. A friend told me to come here and I’m so glad she did because WOW!!! I haven’t had this deliciously authentic tasting Chinese food in AGES!!! Like, do you even understand how hard it is so have CRISPY orange chicken without overcooking the chicken inside???

And the portions were shockingly enormous which is saying something since family style Chinese food is always generous servings. I’ve paid way more for way less.

Overall the food was incredible and this is officially my new favorite Chinese place. My only qualm was they didn’t give us any fortune cookies ;_;.“

“Good customer service, and all the employees are kind , respectful, and helpful. They are always willing to listen, and help the customers get better service. They treat everybody equally, and respectfully regardless, and they really enjoy their jobs, so that is why no wrong orders or complaints at all. They are located in Hawe Ave, Sacramento, CA. The location is not big , but has pretty much decent capacity for customers who are willing to dine in. Yes ! A big applaud for their cleanliness, and hygiene work, and they do take care of their customers’ health by keeping everything clean, also this place is well decorated as well. They offer different types of services dining in, to go , and delivery which like most other food chain restaurants or regular coffee shops. In addition, the prices are pretty much decent for the different types of drinks you order, also California is getting expensive, so nothing is cheap anymore. One thing about this location really caught my attention that the quality of their ingredients, and products are really good, and fresh, so the quality of drinks , and food is good. They are wheelchair accessible, and friendly, but the seats are not comfortable for a bodily disabled individual, so use your own accommodations. The parking is big, and you can easily find parking spots including handicapped areas. My experience was good , and I got my favorite drink with extra ingredients, also they do listen to customers concerns, and take care of them, so I will definitely return, and will definitely recommend. Thank you so much for your service .👍👍🙌🙌“

“The Ambiance here is actually like a banquet hall and also they do have a room where they serve regular dinner and lunch too. I really like the remodel inside it is quite roomy and I do love the nice decoration of the chairs to the tables.
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For the food I got to try out the chicken noodle soup and it had a really good clear broth and your regular noodles. There was big chunks of yellow steamed chicken in there.
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I also got to try out there spicy lemongrass soup with beef and it had a really good miles spicy to it and I do love the vermicelli rice noodle to it as well. The portion size was great. Bun bo hue is a mess if you're looking for something spicy Lemon Grass beef broth.
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They also have your Chinese food like your chicken chow mein and fried rice to chow fun. They also have family banquet dinner specials if you're looking for a party or to host a banquet.
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Overall this place is a must for people that is looking for Vietnamese and Chinese food. I am so glad it brings back memories when it used to be a dim sum spot when I was a kid. The memories here are forever and the service here is friendly and welcoming. Hope this review helps and thanks for reading and how about yelp-tastic day.“

“4.5 tbt. Craving some authentic Cantonese dim sum (been in the bay for 30+ years) and coming from the bay it's something I have been struggling with to find in Sacramento area.
Wow! The flavor is good. Tasty, but not overly salty.

Shrimp dumping 5/5 - nice mouth feel, tender, flavorful, quite good +5 but -.5 for the skin - thin, but limp and soggy although better than other places in the area. Not bad and actually quite good

Pork sui mai 4.5/5- again lots of flavor. Quite large. Flavorful. Quite tender and again nice mouth taste. Solid 4.5. Not try exterior. This is a good one to get
Fried meat donut aka Ham Sui Gok 5/5!!! Maybe I got lucky and this one was recently dried! Dang good. Kinda oily, but not dripping oil. Dude the flavors man. This one hit home. You got savory and flavor or the meat and peanut and also the sweet from the dough. Dude what a treat!!!

Now I haven't explored a lot of sit-down dim sum out here, but for takeout this spot I think is well worth a visit if not repeat business.

Got a pineapple bun no custard for later.

It has an outside seating area with some seating in the sun or in the shade.

Pro tip park in the back or in the 1hr residential.

Don't splurge on your daily or weekly cup of coffee and treat yourself to this place I don't think you will be unsatisfied.

Btw the place on Broadway is trash and the spot near south side park is worse than this place imo. Skip abc bakery.“

“Solid Cantonese Dim Sum With Traditional Push Carts!

Ming Dynasty on Broadway in Sacramento was a Michelin Guide-recommended restaurant in 2019. It’s known for serving all-day dim sum from traditional push carts, so I considered it a good choice for Cantonese food and dim sum.

Parking: Free but limited within the complex
Ambience: Casual
Service: Decent, friendly

They also have areas you can rent for private parties, such as baby showers and other gatherings.

The dim sum carts had barely started making their way around the room when the next cart stopped by our table. The carts were constantly being refilled with a wide variety of dishes and continuously circulating, so there were plenty of options to choose from.

We ordered the usual dim sum favorites. Everything was tasty with no major issues, and the prices were reasonable.

Overall, it’s a solid choice for traditional Cantonese dim sum in Sacramento, especially if you like the old-school push-cart experience.“