Dim Sum Restaurants near Norcross, GA

“I went to Happy Valley for dim sum and it was excellent. You can immediately tell the food is not from a central kitchen — it tastes freshly made and very traditional. It’s rare to find dim sum like this anymore. I’ve tried many Chinese restaurants in Atlanta, and this one honestly has the best dim sum flavor I’ve had. The dishes taste authentic and homemade. The staff were also very friendly and attentive, which made the whole experience even better. From now on, this will be my go-to place for dim sum. Highly recommend! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐“

“I've been here three times in the past year. I always get four things and spend about $30 before tip. Hot tea is served without needing to ask. Items come out separately when they're ready. But it's never taken that long and they're very hot. The service has been great. I always try a new item or two and everything has been delicious. It's one of my favorite places to eat.“

“Celebrated a birthday here. The place has that classic Chinese restaurant look, like it hasn't changed since it opened (and it probably hasn't.) I find it charming, but I think a lot of people would prefer the prestige of the nearby Royal China.

The food itself didn't take too long to come to out. Long enough for a chat and to work up some appetite, especially since you get complementary peanuts.

I especially appreciated the fact that they served dimsum into the night, unlike Royal China, though it of course doesn't come on carts, but to order instead. I do wish they had a selection of non-alcoholic drinks (outside of the standard soft drinks), but I always go for Jasmine tea when eating dim sum anyways.

The food was excellent. The rice noodle dim sum were fine, but they had much less filling compared to Royal China (though you get larger servings overall). The fried lobster balls were as good as I had hoped, and the dinner dishes are exactly what you want from a dim sum place.

In terms of price, it's pretty comparable to Royal China, nothing to write home about, which is fine but I was hoping for better prices since the restaurant itself is nowhere near as large or luxurious as Royal China.

I wouldn't call this place the Royal China killer, but it serves as some decent competition. If you're not concerned about atmosphere, you should probably give this place a shot too. The salt and pepper pork chops are a must-have.“

“beef noodle soup is in a class of their own. i grew up in china and lived in NYC for 6 years. this is hands down the best broth and noodle i’ve ever had. the atmosphere in the kitchen is fantastic, they’re look and sound happy to be there. if i could recommend this place for a michelin star i would.“

“We stop here every time we come to Atlanta because the roast duck is outstanding.“

“best dim sum ATL area. been going here nearly 20 years“

“The food is authentic and yummy.😋“

“Every time we have been there we have been overly impressed with the atmosphere, service, and quality of the food. Truly an experience of Chinese cuisine as it should be.“

“amazing place. best food“

“Amazing food! Beautiful presentation!“