Very affordable yet delicious traditional dim sum. Very much worth the drive.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
B L
Classic push cart dim sum is amazing compared to anywhere in Edison now days. This place is not lazy with the food prep. A bit more expensive but I understand the market now and the location.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 4
Kevin Brown-Goebeler
Fast attentive service to complement their excellent food. Dum Sym on holidays and weekends is packed so small parties may share a table which I find fun.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Tai Luu
Good dinner spot, fast service. I recommend the peking porkchop, delicious. There is a long wait for morning dimsum but it is good.
Daniel Chen
Delicious and authentic cantonese food. The conch meat with chives, giant oyster with clear noodle and grouper with tofu dishes were exceptional. Service was prompt and professional. Just like the food here, the waiters/waitresses here are Cantonese and carried that style of service. Very good restaurant, highly recommended.
Maureen Greenbaum
Inexpensive - great for lunch - not crowded - excellent service - pot.of tea right away
- Sat & sun jammed cause the Dim Sum is so extensive and delicious.
Easy parking right in front
Gina Yang
Came for lunch for 2 and waited about 15-20 minutes for seats. There’s a podium on the right-side across from the counter to queue at to get on the waitlist for a table. We were seated at a shared table with 2 other duos, but were promptly served!
If you’ve never been to dim sum, there are various carts that go around with varying dim sum dishes—from soups to desserts. They give you a piece of paper and stamp it each time you order a dish.
We tried quite a few different dim sum dishes and they were all pretty good! The dessert items were definitely on the sweeter side. Wasn’t too fond of the taro cake.
Good experience and mostly good dim sum dishes. The wait for a table was not too bad. Would recommend giving this restaurant a try if you’re looking for a good dim sum place. Would likely return in the future if I’m craving dim sum and in the area again.
Anh Luu
Our party of 6 came to the restaurant for dim sum on a rainy day. We knew it was an authentic restaurant as everyone was speaking Chinese, waiters and guests alike.
The food was delicious, every one in the party loved it. Some of the dishes came out not as hot as I would have preferred. But we still like it as the flavors were great. They have a variety of Cantonese dishes and the food was done right.
The cart ladies were a bit aggressive trying to sell food, just tell them what you want and tell them you've gotten enough food once you're done, and they will back off. They're not rude, just a bit too excited.
Marina De Rosa Kolesnichenko
The food was cold and very tasteless. Nobody there could speak English. It was very noisy and full of people.
Ethan C.
The place has improved itself over time. Our go-to place for local Cantonese cuisine. My extended family which is primarily Cantonese are now willing to travel an hour to come here for food. The dishes are generally very good. They have good lunch specials as well. Give it a try!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Dim Sum on a Sunday Morning, Hot and Sour Soup
This is our favorite restaurant of Cantonese cuisine. We mostly go there for dinner. It is almost an hour’s drive from home. We would order much more food than the two of us could consume, so that we could take some home. Our favorite dishes are their blanched chicken (so tender and delicious, really the best in NJ), sour plum pork ribs, lobster and fried glutinous rice, bitter melon and beef, fried tofu and fish filet in clay pot. There should be more great dishes, but we love these so much that we simply could not not order them when we go there. If there are say 4 or more in our party, order the double/triple boiled soup a day or so in advance. They have several choices for the soup. Any one of them is good. You can choose between small or regular size. Last time, there were 5 of us. We chose the small size and there was more than enough to have two bowls or more each. Loved it.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Bee C
The food was some of the best Chinese food I've had in NJ so far. Every dish was a hit. I love a more authentic Chinese restaurant, and it reminded me of dining in Flushing Queens. It was also BYOB, so that was a plus. The atmosphere is not modern, trendy, or swanky. They could use a remodeling, but the service and the great food make up for it. They will be our new go-to for Chinese food.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Delia Shen
The best Cantonese in New Jersey! Authentic and always packed now, for a reason!
T M
It is pretty authentic good dim sum and chinese restaurant especially around here.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Ma 馬Chia 嘉
The dishes are good, dim sums are bad. We've eaten here several times, both lunches and dinners are good. The dim sums are bad, look bad, and taste even worse. Service is really good, the atmosphere/place is good. Prices have gone up significantly these few years.
Very affordable yet delicious traditional dim sum. Very much worth the drive.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Classic push cart dim sum is amazing compared to anywhere in Edison now days. This place is not lazy with the food prep. A bit more expensive but I understand the market now and the location.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 4
Fast attentive service to complement their excellent food. Dum Sym on holidays and weekends is packed so small parties may share a table which I find fun.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Good dinner spot, fast service. I recommend the peking porkchop, delicious. There is a long wait for morning dimsum but it is good.
Delicious and authentic cantonese food. The conch meat with chives, giant oyster with clear noodle and grouper with tofu dishes were exceptional. Service was prompt and professional. Just like the food here, the waiters/waitresses here are Cantonese and carried that style of service. Very good restaurant, highly recommended.
Inexpensive - great for lunch - not crowded - excellent service - pot.of tea right away - Sat & sun jammed cause the Dim Sum is so extensive and delicious. Easy parking right in front
Came for lunch for 2 and waited about 15-20 minutes for seats. There’s a podium on the right-side across from the counter to queue at to get on the waitlist for a table. We were seated at a shared table with 2 other duos, but were promptly served!
If you’ve never been to dim sum, there are various carts that go around with varying dim sum dishes—from soups to desserts. They give you a piece of paper and stamp it each time you order a dish.
We tried quite a few different dim sum dishes and they were all pretty good! The dessert items were definitely on the sweeter side. Wasn’t too fond of the taro cake.
Good experience and mostly good dim sum dishes. The wait for a table was not too bad. Would recommend giving this restaurant a try if you’re looking for a good dim sum place. Would likely return in the future if I’m craving dim sum and in the area again.
Our party of 6 came to the restaurant for dim sum on a rainy day. We knew it was an authentic restaurant as everyone was speaking Chinese, waiters and guests alike.
The food was delicious, every one in the party loved it. Some of the dishes came out not as hot as I would have preferred. But we still like it as the flavors were great. They have a variety of Cantonese dishes and the food was done right.
The cart ladies were a bit aggressive trying to sell food, just tell them what you want and tell them you've gotten enough food once you're done, and they will back off. They're not rude, just a bit too excited.
The food was cold and very tasteless. Nobody there could speak English. It was very noisy and full of people.
The place has improved itself over time. Our go-to place for local Cantonese cuisine. My extended family which is primarily Cantonese are now willing to travel an hour to come here for food. The dishes are generally very good. They have good lunch specials as well. Give it a try!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Dim Sum on a Sunday Morning, Hot and Sour Soup
Restaurantji Recommends
This is our favorite restaurant of Cantonese cuisine. We mostly go there for dinner. It is almost an hour’s drive from home. We would order much more food than the two of us could consume, so that we could take some home. Our favorite dishes are their blanched chicken (so tender and delicious, really the best in NJ), sour plum pork ribs, lobster and fried glutinous rice, bitter melon and beef, fried tofu and fish filet in clay pot. There should be more great dishes, but we love these so much that we simply could not not order them when we go there. If there are say 4 or more in our party, order the double/triple boiled soup a day or so in advance. They have several choices for the soup. Any one of them is good. You can choose between small or regular size. Last time, there were 5 of us. We chose the small size and there was more than enough to have two bowls or more each. Loved it.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The food was some of the best Chinese food I've had in NJ so far. Every dish was a hit. I love a more authentic Chinese restaurant, and it reminded me of dining in Flushing Queens. It was also BYOB, so that was a plus. The atmosphere is not modern, trendy, or swanky. They could use a remodeling, but the service and the great food make up for it. They will be our new go-to for Chinese food.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
The best Cantonese in New Jersey! Authentic and always packed now, for a reason!
It is pretty authentic good dim sum and chinese restaurant especially around here.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
The dishes are good, dim sums are bad. We've eaten here several times, both lunches and dinners are good. The dim sums are bad, look bad, and taste even worse. Service is really good, the atmosphere/place is good. Prices have gone up significantly these few years.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 4
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