Lam Kwong Deli & Market
$ • Chinese, Dim Sum, VegetarianAbout Lam Kwong Deli & Market
Customers' Favorites
Combo 1 Orange Chicken Chow Mein Pork Fried Rice
Pork Shumai Dumplings Shrimp Ha Gao
Fried Rice Chicken Chow Mein
Coconut Ball Lo Bao
Baked Cha Siu Bao
Chinese BBQ Pork
General Chicken
Custard Filling
Fried Dumplings
Fried Chicken
Lam Kwong Deli & Market Reviews
192 ratings
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Bbq pork buns were everything I was hoping they would be. You can tell that lots of love goes into making their food. It was a great way to start my Friday for me and my team.
I will definitely be going back. They have a number of different items that I wanted to try.
Make sure that you bring cash because this is a cash only spot and they will turn you away if you try to offer Venmo or any other form of electronic payment.
Overall, worth every penny.
I will definitely be going back. They have a number of different items that I wanted to try.
Make sure that you bring cash because this is a cash only spot and they will turn you away if you try to offer Venmo or any other form of electronic payment.
Overall, worth every penny.
I often end up here when my lunch is lacking. My go-to items are either a baked pork bao plus a sesame ball or a single hargow. A nice short walk after helps the afternoon along.
Try the Orange chicken.
Hours
| Monday | 8AM - 4PM |
| Tuesday | 8AM - 4PM |
| Wednesday | 8AM - 4PM |
| Thursday | 8AM - 4PM |
| Friday | 8AM - 4PM |
| Saturday | 8AM - 2PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Lam Kwong Deli & Market is a family-owned spot known for their tasty baked treats and dishes. They serve the best BBQ pork buns in town, with an amazing flavor that is not too sweet, just a little tart, and these are a favorite for many. Customers say the BBQ pork buns were everything they hoped for, and that lots of love goes into making their food. The restaurant also offers delicious Har Gow with a plump, crispy shrimp in each one, and flavorful sui mai stuffed with seasoned pork. Customers enjoy their potstickers, fried chicken, pork bao, and sesame balls as well. Regulars often stop in for a baked pork bao plus a sesame ball or a single hargow. The egg rolls are greasy, but crispy and great for those who love them. Although there is only one table, the location is close to Southside Park, which has picnic tables and easy parking, making it a great spot for a picnic lunch. The owners keep the place simple, but the food is fresh, well-seasoned, and loved by many. The combination plate #8, rice cake, and steamed Char Siu Bow are all freshly made and highly recommended. This hidden gem provides a quick, flavorful family-style meal in Sacramento. It is a cash only spot, so guests should bring cash and get in early, since items often sell out by late lunch.