Grant Place Restaurant

Really great eggplant with chicken and salted fish clay pot and crispy pork.

Very good and authentic Cantonese. It reminds me of being in China all over again, and I was very happy to have the Wonton Noodles with BBQ pork. It looked just like the picture on the menu when it came put. I would definitely eat here again. If you go, don’t be underwhelmed by it’s appearance. It’s very much like a place in China, authentic and not much to look at, but the food is very good.

If you're looking to avoid the tourist traps and want a true Cantonese restaurant like one would find on a side street in Hong Kong this is it. No glitz and glamour, just good, authentic food at a reasonable price.

The food is solid. In general a good restaurant in China Town

Not to recommend. The Food is tasteless and mushy. The chicken Buns were a catastrophy and the pork and shrimp were definitely frozen and not well cooked. The staff is friendly though, but seem indifferent and careless. We did not finish any of the dishes, and they still kept asking for tips...

Absolutely delicious, had a very lovely time here. Service was fast at 9:00am and the menu had everything a dim sum craving person needed. I enjoyed the food and the service. Lovely location in China Town. So happy!

Simply great. Definitely our favorite dinner dim sum joint. Perfectly fair prices for quality food. Never experienced poor quality or delayed service. The free tea is the cherry on top. These guys and gals simply do it right. 100% recommended.

I bought some grilled pork from the restaurant when I passed by there. The food and service both are bad. Never come again.

Sat for 20 minutes without being served. Staffed was called on twice and acknowledge me but continued to brush us off. Definitely recommend other places in the neighborhood where you’ll get treated with respect and like a human.

Fast service and delicious! Highly recommend the lo bo gao and chang fen.

This is a no frills dim sum restaurant that serves authentic food when you want comfort food the most! Food is great, prices are reasonable, people are friendly but busy and location is easy to get to if wandering around in China Town.

Great chicken feet

The restaurant is open the latest in the area while the others are closed. The Chinese food is okay, a good choice for late night Asian food

Went here after the CNY parade celebration around 8:30pm and it was 40 min wait for indoor dinning. Once seated, I had to retrieve menus upfront & flag down staff to take our order. This was understandable given that the staff was slammed and hustling the best they could.

We ordered steamed shrimp dumplings, fried rice, and sweet & sour chicken. Shrimp dumplings was served semi-raw. My Irish friend already ate a piece when I noticed the wrapper wasn’t translucent in color. The shrimp was still gray in color (not pink) when I cut up the dumpling to show the waiter. He later brought out perfectly cooked ones. Nobody got food poisoning.

Sweet & sour chicken was excellent in meat and breading ratio, and crunchiness. Fried rice had a few hard bits in it, likely dried rice and some undissolved salt, but otherwise flavor was fine but there was a strand of hair on the bottom of the plate buried under the rice. YUCK!

Compared to other similar restaurants in Chinatown, Grant Place, has the cleanest bathroom, less dusty walls/wall trim, & least amount of vermin excrement on the floor. Their bathroom is cleaner that R&G lounge.

Grant Place used to be Grand Palace on Grant Ave which took over the famous Kuo Wah Cafe. Same Chinese name, different English name.

Credit cards accepted.

DEAD LOBSTERS AND FISH in the fish tanks!!!