Dim Sum Restaurants near Marlton, NJ

“I went to dinner with my family tonight. They have just changed their menu , the diced chicken with crunchy eatable peppers are really yummy, I was so surprised about their eatable peppers, crispy and tasty, The waiter was very nice and patient to explain the way how to have their soup dumplings(to pull the special vinegar into the broth),to be honest, I must thumbs up for it! They deserves all 5 stars.“

“Service and atmosphere: Very spacious with Chinese/Asian style of decoration. Service here is incredibly fast and the staffs are very friendly as well.(1) Scallion Pancake: Very thin and super crispy outside but pretty chewy inside, it went super well with Hoisin sauce.(2) Chicken in wine sauce: The chicken was cooked perfect but the flavor of this dish was way too salty for me. Would pair great with some white rice.(3) Crab meat & pork soup dumplings: Very decent! A dumpling itself is pretty bigger than other dumplings I’ve tried before. The way I have it is to poke a hole to taste the juice then get a little bit soy sauce mixed with vinegar and thin sliced ginger and take everything in one bite. Perfect.(4) Stir-fried Bok Choy: Pretty good but not too impressive to me. I wish there would be more garlic to it.(5) Shanghai Fried Udon: It was okay but not special enough for me to remember.(6) Pan fried crispy noodles with vegetables: I love this dish the most! Very saucy and flavorful and has a lot of mushrooms and veggies to it. However, you should eat this right when it comes out or else your noodles will get soggy.(7) Beef braised noodles: It was okay as well, not too special for me to remember. I wish it was spicier.Overall, the experience was worth it to try one of the very popular restaurants in Cherry Hill. Decent selection of Chinese dishes yet they taste quite too salty to my own liking.“

“This place is by far my favorite Chinese restaurant in this area - excellent dishes at an affordable price that are as close to authentic as you can get on the east coast. Many of the more authentic Chinese restaurants in the area are Sichuan or Cantonese style - this is the only Taiwanese/Shanghainese place. Definitely worth stopping in!Vegetarian options: Many sautéed vegetables, a few tofu dishes, and plenty of appetizers are vegetarianKid-friendliness: I’ve brought family members and friends with young (under 2) kids and they’ve been very welcoming with high chairs, etc.“

“This is probably the best dim sum spot in south jersey. They give Grand Palace a run for their money in south Philly. I typically don’t like traveling across the bridge so this is my to go dim sum spot. My daughter loves the shrimp shiu mai. Fish congee is a huge bowl and served 4. Highly recommend. We normally order 10-12 dish for a family of four and the food sure fill you up. The flavor is really good and I think it’s made to order and fresh. No cart strolling around so don’t expect that. You get a menu and check off what you want. Waiter are all attentive and food comes quick. Make sure you go early or expect the long wait. There are no proper waiting area or entrance management so there will be lots of people hanging out near the doors. We normally wait 20-30 min on the weekends. I have yet to try the dinner menu but my friends say to skip it and go to Grand Palace on 6th and Washington because it’s better. Give it and shot and let me know too. On the negative side bathroom is dirty and smell bad. That’s the reason for 3 stars on atmosphere.“