Cantonese Restaurants in San Francisco, CA

“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“

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

“Awesome Food. Good prices.“

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

“Our dinner here was great, we visited from Texas and we made sure to try as much different food as we could and we were not disappointed, my favorite dishes personally were the escargot and the scallops, and the mango pudding to top it off was phenomenal. The service was also great, I forget our servers name but she was very helpful and very personable!“

“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!“

“食物美味，环境优美，服务很棒，下次再来“

“Good portions and a clean interior. It was pretty empty around 5:30 but started filling up by 6:30. Hospitality could use some work. No one greeted us when we walked in, so we waited about 5 minutes to be seated despite it being fairly empty. Once the food arrived, we were seated in a corner and had trouble flagging down a server for the check. The staff should be more attentive and check in more regularly but food was good“

“We ended up here after being reeled in on the street by Gloria “the hustler”—and honestly, we are glad we said yes! The trek up a long flight of stairs leads to a rickety patio that feels exactly like an apartment fire escape overlooking an alley.Skip the alcoholic drinks (thankfully they were weak, given the stairs!), but absolutely stay for the food. The dishes completely make up for the sketchy atmosphere. The calamari was the absolute standout, and they even treated us to free green tea ice cream. Our waiter was fantastic, and leaving with a parting bag of goodies was a lovely, unexpected touch.“

“Great place for dim sum and good service“

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

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

“Very good food“

“Every person needs and craves connection everyday. Someone to talk about your favorite show with. Someone to notice your new favorite sweater you put on. At Do Eat, my friends and I walked in expecting to fill our stomachs. Little did we know that our hearts would be filled too. Though some of the staff spoke little English, their smiles and service broke through the language barrier. Our group of 5 was quickly and comfortably accommodated. The food was delicious and the portions so generous as to allow leftovers. The taste of the food is now a only memory, and soon all remnants will be gone from our stomachs. What will not leave is the everlasting connection we made with the beautiful people of Do Eat. Thank you.“

“Great little Chinese restaurant. I had the Chicken with Dried Mushrooms Clay Pot Rice and a Pomelo Honey Tea. The clay pot rice tasted authentic, with a nice crispy layer of rice at the bottom without being overcooked. The chicken was tender and flavorful. The tea was refreshing and perfect for a hot day. Friendly staff and a clean restaurant. Would definitely come back!“

“Great dim sum spot with that classic mom-and-pop vibe. The food was excellent—fresh, flavorful, and served hot with a really nice variety to choose from. Everything we tried was delicious and felt authentic. On top of that, the prices are very affordable, making it an easy place to come back to often. The casual, welcoming atmosphere adds to the experience and makes it feel like a hidden gem. Definitely a great place for quality dim sum without breaking the bank.“

“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.“

“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.“

“My family comes here or does take out once every month or so. Favorites are the char siu and duck which just hits the spot. Service is truly exceptional from being greeted at the door to attentive table service throughout. They are so welcoming to my child and that level of attention and care (consistently) is just so rare these days. Just a wonderful place all around.“

“Delicious food, great ambiance and friendly service!“

“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!“

“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!“

“The food is very good and worth tasting“

“Miła obsługa i bardzo smacznie“

“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!“

“All over social media, people are saying this place has THE BEST roast duck in the country! So I had to check it out for myself.... I got half a duck and this was plenty for my boyfriend and I to share.If I'm being picky, the duck was on the salty side. However, it's very flavorful and savory. Not very sweet like other places. The duck pieces didn't have a ton of meat on them, but the pieces that had more meat were pretty juicy.Overall, not the best duck I've had - but definitely good quality! I'd recommend it to those visiting SF Chinatown.“

“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.“

“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.“

“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.“

“I’ve been here twice, once for lunch and once for dinner. Both times have been excellent.

I actually think this is my favorite Chinese restaurant in SF thus far. The seafood is live and fresh.

Their desserts are delicious.

The service is also very thoughtful and attentive here.“