Dim Sum Mania
$$ • Asian, Dim SumAbout Dim Sum Mania
Customers' Favorites
蟹粉猪肉小笼包 6 crab meat pork soup dumpling
上海猪肉小笼包 6 shanghai pork soup dumpling
Singapore Rice Noodle Chicken Pork Jumbo Shrimp
糯米鸡 1 sticky rice in lotus leaf
Steamed Crystal Shrimp Dumpling
酱肘肉 Marinated Sliced Pork
酸辣汤 hot & sour soup
Chinese Broccoli w Fresh Garlic
鸡串 4 Chicken on Stick
Tofu Vegetable Soup
Dim Sum Mania Reviews
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When here on a weekend. Very nice place. Great food and service. Highly recommended.
Amazing!! Soup dumplings, General Tso & Low Mein is our favorite went last weekend everything was great! We can’t wait to go back 10/10
This place hits the spot for Chinese food all things Chinese food not just dim sum. Very good. Would definitely go back.
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Sunday | 11:30AM - 9:30PM |
Dim Sum Mania offers a delightful Chinese dining experience with a welcoming atmosphere. Guests are greeted with a pot of hot tea, enhancing the overall dining feel. The hot and sour soup is a standout, thanks to the chef's skilled seasoning. Although the xiao long bao may be too oily for some, the crab noodle soup dumplings and pork buns are tasty alternatives. Recent reviews highlight the delicious Tom's spicy dumplings and the pancakes. The General Tsos Chicken is amazing, full of flavor, and the portions for dishes like beef chow fun are generous. The prices remain very affordable, making it a great option for authentic dim sum. Customers often praise the food quality, selection, and friendly service. The restaurant is clean with an open space and high ceilings, creating a pleasant dining atmosphere. It is wheelchair accessible and accommodating to families, with high chairs available. Recommended dishes include Peking Duck, sticky rice in lotus leaf, scallion pancakes, Beef Chow Ho Fun, and shrimp with broccoli. Dim Sum Mania is truly a must-visit for Chinese food enthusiasts in the suburbs, often compared to Chinatown restaurants.