This is my third visit to this restaurant. Last twice I got Hong Kong style noodles with chicken. It was great. Tonight I opted for Mongolian Beef. It really should be called Mongolian Onions because it was nothing other than onion, with a tiny amount of beef. Very disappointed. Service and ambiance are quite good
Annie S.
Horrible service!!! The food is a bit overpriced and they put a service charge w/o informing the customer so pay attention to the tipping
Sal P.
We were seated very fast! Was very busy at lunchtime. I think we only waited 10 minutes. Very friendly and accommodating wait staff as well. The food was excellent and reasonably priced. I love dim sum and they didn't disappoint! The ambience was fine. I like that they are family friendly. Lots of children and elderly people enjoying the experience. I'll be going back!
Joan C.
My husband and I have been eaten there once. Actually we were not impressed by the taste of the dim sum because we have had better experiences in somewhere else, however I will still recommend that place for anyone who are craving for dim sum and don't need to go far.
Jay Kuo
Very good Dim sum. Don't miss the Baked char siu baoParking: Parking spots seem on the narrow side
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Har Gow, Siu Mai, Dim Sum
Ryan Suda
Dim sum was good, but not amazing. It is ordered off a menu, there is no cart pushed around to pick from. Food comes out fast. Service was standard as per most Chinese restaurants. There was no wait when we went mid-week for lunch.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Dim Sum
Yatin Rao
Wonderful lunch! It was our first time, and we hoped it would be good as we were driving about 30 minutes, were hungry, and had read good reviews so had high expectations.Everything from the taste, portions & quality of the food, the service, and the general ambiance were awesome! Food was excellent - fresh, hot, and excellent.The management and waiters constantly checked with us to ensure we were well taken care of. The restaurant itself is a nice, cozy place, and it's easy to get the attention of the wait staff. It's also in a strip mall, so there's plenty of parking spots available.Prices are very reasonable (for the portions); one point: it appears they automatically added a gratuity, though we were a party of four (something to check with them; we didn't).This is one of our new favorite restaurants; will be back for sure!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Siu Mai, Dim Sum, BBQ Pork, Pork Bun, Plain Rice Noodle Roll, Piggy Egg Custard Buns 奶黃豬仔包
Raymond H.
I finally found a decent dim sum restaurant in the burbs! The food ere arrived hot and was delicious. It's tastes almost as though I had take out from Tao Yuen in Oakland. Service was quick and efficient. atmosphere is definitely quieter than sit down dim sum places in Oakland/SF. I only wish that the menu had pictures as being ABC, I didn't know the name of some of the dishes.
Rosie M.
We haven't been to this restaurant since it changed ownership. The decor looks like I remembered. I like how the tablecloths are clean because it feels like a safer choice. We ordered the truffles siu mai, the scallion pancakes, black bean chicken feet, xlb, piggy custard buns, lava buns and plain congee. My partner loved the chicken feet and would order it again upon our next visit here. I liked the truffles atop the siu mai, but I would eat it separated. This girls loved the piggy custard buns! They were super cute and easy to eat and not too sweet! The little girls also loved the taste of the chicken feet. I liked the plain congee because it hit the spot.
Annie B.
I absolutely love this place. They are always so quick and attentive. The food is top notch. Especially given that normally I find that dim sum outside of big cities isn't as good, but this place is as good as dim sum from SF. A must eat!
After moving to the East Bay, it's nice to find a solid Dim Sum spot. Came on a Saturday morning and only had to wait around 5 mins to be seated. Seems to be a popular local spot because the place was packed. Service was friendly and fast. We got the har gao, sui mai, steamed pork bun, shrimp rolls and the egg custard buns. For the har gao I do wish the wrapping was a bit thicker, it fell apart as soon as it was picked up. Overall all though everything was yummy and happy to have a dim sum spot nearby!
Yatin R.
Wonderful lunch! It was our first time, and we hoped it would be good as we were driving about 30 minutes, were hungry, and had read good reviews so had high expectations. Everything from the taste, portions & quality of the food, the service, and the general ambiance were awesome! Food was excellent - fresh, hot, and excellent. The management and waiters constantly checked with us to ensure we were well taken care of. The restaurant itself is a nice, cozy place, and it's easy to get the attention of the wait staff. It's also in a strip mall, so there's plenty of parking spots available. Prices are very reasonable (for the portions); one point: it appears they automatically added a gratuity, though we were a party of four (something to check with them; we didn't).
Miles
Tasty dimsum and dishes. All consistently
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Cat N.
What a wonderful lunch we had at Creek House Dim Sum Restaurant in Walnut Creek. After having an eye appointment at Park Shadelands, we were starving. Hooray that Creek House is nearby. We had heard about it from others and it was time to check it out. I am so glad we did! It is in a funny part of town kind of on its own amongst different car detailing and smog places. The inside is nothing special but that's where it departs and becomes amazing. The people that work there are very nice and oh the smell of the food! We ordered so many things. crab rangoon: light and crunchy with a generous amount of crab and cream cheese. The red sauce was a bit thin but still it was great. crab noodles: ok but not enough crab. pork dumpling soup: OMG amazing! The ginger broth in the dumpling made me want to cry it was so tasty! won ton soup: typical taste but a generous portion of won tons! string beans: a bit spicy but so good A $75 lunch! Yikes but worth it as it lasted with leftovers for dinner and we shared with our neighbors. Check out my video review on my YouTube channel of dog minded. For fun: count how many times I said the word: delicate. Lame! Highly recommend this place!
Scott A.
So friendly! The entire staff was so attentive even though the place always seems packed. We came for the dim sum specifically but saw so many amazing dishes being served I wanted to try it all. Everything is delicious and they do their best to bring everything out quickly. Some of the dishes are prepared in a limited quantity and are only served until they sell out so if you want to be sure to try everything come closer to 4pm. As far as I am concerned this is the best place for dim sum in the East Bay!
This is my third visit to this restaurant. Last twice I got Hong Kong style noodles with chicken. It was great. Tonight I opted for Mongolian Beef. It really should be called Mongolian Onions because it was nothing other than onion, with a tiny amount of beef. Very disappointed. Service and ambiance are quite good
Horrible service!!! The food is a bit overpriced and they put a service charge w/o informing the customer so pay attention to the tipping
We were seated very fast! Was very busy at lunchtime. I think we only waited 10 minutes. Very friendly and accommodating wait staff as well. The food was excellent and reasonably priced. I love dim sum and they didn't disappoint! The ambience was fine. I like that they are family friendly. Lots of children and elderly people enjoying the experience. I'll be going back!
My husband and I have been eaten there once. Actually we were not impressed by the taste of the dim sum because we have had better experiences in somewhere else, however I will still recommend that place for anyone who are craving for dim sum and don't need to go far.
Very good Dim sum. Don't miss the Baked char siu baoParking: Parking spots seem on the narrow side
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Har Gow, Siu Mai, Dim Sum
Dim sum was good, but not amazing. It is ordered off a menu, there is no cart pushed around to pick from. Food comes out fast. Service was standard as per most Chinese restaurants. There was no wait when we went mid-week for lunch.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Dim Sum
Wonderful lunch! It was our first time, and we hoped it would be good as we were driving about 30 minutes, were hungry, and had read good reviews so had high expectations.Everything from the taste, portions & quality of the food, the service, and the general ambiance were awesome! Food was excellent - fresh, hot, and excellent.The management and waiters constantly checked with us to ensure we were well taken care of. The restaurant itself is a nice, cozy place, and it's easy to get the attention of the wait staff. It's also in a strip mall, so there's plenty of parking spots available.Prices are very reasonable (for the portions); one point: it appears they automatically added a gratuity, though we were a party of four (something to check with them; we didn't).This is one of our new favorite restaurants; will be back for sure!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Siu Mai, Dim Sum, BBQ Pork, Pork Bun, Plain Rice Noodle Roll, Piggy Egg Custard Buns 奶黃豬仔包
I finally found a decent dim sum restaurant in the burbs! The food ere arrived hot and was delicious. It's tastes almost as though I had take out from Tao Yuen in Oakland. Service was quick and efficient. atmosphere is definitely quieter than sit down dim sum places in Oakland/SF. I only wish that the menu had pictures as being ABC, I didn't know the name of some of the dishes.
We haven't been to this restaurant since it changed ownership. The decor looks like I remembered. I like how the tablecloths are clean because it feels like a safer choice. We ordered the truffles siu mai, the scallion pancakes, black bean chicken feet, xlb, piggy custard buns, lava buns and plain congee. My partner loved the chicken feet and would order it again upon our next visit here. I liked the truffles atop the siu mai, but I would eat it separated. This girls loved the piggy custard buns! They were super cute and easy to eat and not too sweet! The little girls also loved the taste of the chicken feet. I liked the plain congee because it hit the spot.
I absolutely love this place. They are always so quick and attentive. The food is top notch. Especially given that normally I find that dim sum outside of big cities isn't as good, but this place is as good as dim sum from SF. A must eat!
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After moving to the East Bay, it's nice to find a solid Dim Sum spot. Came on a Saturday morning and only had to wait around 5 mins to be seated. Seems to be a popular local spot because the place was packed. Service was friendly and fast. We got the har gao, sui mai, steamed pork bun, shrimp rolls and the egg custard buns. For the har gao I do wish the wrapping was a bit thicker, it fell apart as soon as it was picked up. Overall all though everything was yummy and happy to have a dim sum spot nearby!
Wonderful lunch! It was our first time, and we hoped it would be good as we were driving about 30 minutes, were hungry, and had read good reviews so had high expectations. Everything from the taste, portions & quality of the food, the service, and the general ambiance were awesome! Food was excellent - fresh, hot, and excellent. The management and waiters constantly checked with us to ensure we were well taken care of. The restaurant itself is a nice, cozy place, and it's easy to get the attention of the wait staff. It's also in a strip mall, so there's plenty of parking spots available. Prices are very reasonable (for the portions); one point: it appears they automatically added a gratuity, though we were a party of four (something to check with them; we didn't).
Tasty dimsum and dishes. All consistently
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
What a wonderful lunch we had at Creek House Dim Sum Restaurant in Walnut Creek. After having an eye appointment at Park Shadelands, we were starving. Hooray that Creek House is nearby. We had heard about it from others and it was time to check it out. I am so glad we did! It is in a funny part of town kind of on its own amongst different car detailing and smog places. The inside is nothing special but that's where it departs and becomes amazing. The people that work there are very nice and oh the smell of the food! We ordered so many things. crab rangoon: light and crunchy with a generous amount of crab and cream cheese. The red sauce was a bit thin but still it was great. crab noodles: ok but not enough crab. pork dumpling soup: OMG amazing! The ginger broth in the dumpling made me want to cry it was so tasty! won ton soup: typical taste but a generous portion of won tons! string beans: a bit spicy but so good A $75 lunch! Yikes but worth it as it lasted with leftovers for dinner and we shared with our neighbors. Check out my video review on my YouTube channel of dog minded. For fun: count how many times I said the word: delicate. Lame! Highly recommend this place!
So friendly! The entire staff was so attentive even though the place always seems packed. We came for the dim sum specifically but saw so many amazing dishes being served I wanted to try it all. Everything is delicious and they do their best to bring everything out quickly. Some of the dishes are prepared in a limited quantity and are only served until they sell out so if you want to be sure to try everything come closer to 4pm. As far as I am concerned this is the best place for dim sum in the East Bay!