Wei Wei Palace
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Dim sum:The food’s taste different/not like before. the beef's and pork's ribs plates are not taste good/Not fresh. Server found hairs on couple plates, and exchange for us.
when asked service to help taste the foods, she said that’s new style. We did not eat beef’s or pork’s plates, but still pay for all. 18% auto tip..6/3/26
I highly recommend trying their food there. I am a visitor to Grand Rapids and I ate there for two consecutive days and bring food back to Chicago. The BBQ pork is still crispy when I get home!!! The food quality beats some of the best iconic Chinese restaurants I tried in hk, China, Vancouver, Chicago, Calgary. That's how good this place offer! I was surprised and I feel so grateful that God has brought me to this restaurant accidentally and found this amazing gem 💎. They...read full review
It worth me driving all the way from Chicago just for their food. As a Cantonese and food lover, I can tell this place has truly 100% authentic dim sum and bbq pork bbq duck. Their quality beats all the Chinese food places I tried in different cities different countries. Service is excellent. The ingredients are super fresh and better quality than other places 👍
Hours
| Monday | 10AM - 8PM |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 10AM - 8PM |
| Thursday | 10AM - 8PM |
| Friday | 10AM - 8PM |
| Saturday | 10AM - 8PM |
| Sunday | 10AM - 8PM |
Wei Wei Palace serves authentic Cantonese-style Chinese food, which is difficult to find nowadays. The restaurant offers a great selection of recipes and flavors, reminiscent of traditional Chinese cuisine. The atmosphere and decor are authentic and understated, without the trendy "gentrified" touch. The restaurant is known for its BBQ meats, including roast duck and roast pork, which are tender and flavorful. Customers have enjoyed the Dim Sum, noting it was pleasant and offered a decent amount of food for a reasonable price. A lady served the guests and was described as nice. The restaurant also serves pan-fried rice noodles with beef, which one reviewer claimed was the best they had in years, even comparing it favorably to traditional dishes from Hong Kong.
While the place may appear somewhat worn and run down, it remains one of the few spots to get classic dim sum. Although it wasn’t busy during a recent visit, some found the setup strange, with takeout supplies visible nearby. The cleanliness was also a concern for some guests, who were given paper plates, cups, and utensils. Despite these aspects, the food remained true to memory, with tasty sauces and generous portions. Takeout options are available, and the restaurant is conveniently located next to a Vietnamese market. Overall, Wei Wei Palace is a gem for those seeking authentic Cantonese cuisine in a welcoming atmosphere.