Dim Sum Restaurants near Auburn, WA

“Very nice place and great food , we ordered bbq fried rice, Pork Shiu Mai with Chinese Mushroom, Pork Xiao Long Bao Soup Dumplings, Steamed Jumbo Shrimp Dumplings and Sticky Rice in Lotus Leaf Wrap. Food price is fair . Superb service and food“

“Delicious Ramen and dim sum“

“This is a take out restaurant inside a mall. There are two small tables on the side. But given that it's not a sit down place, nobody was keeping them clean.

We had the roasted pork (siu yuk), roasted duck, bbq pork (cha siu) and egg tarts. Food was cooked very nicely with tender meats and crispy skins. Flavors were really good although a little too salty. The lady taking our order was very nice (I guess it helps if you talk to them in Cantonese) and food came out fast. Will definitely buy food here again if I'm in the area.“

“Best dim sum and ramen! My son could not believe what he was eating! We love their food and friendly service and cannot wait to go back. We drive down from two counties north! It’s a worthwhile pilgrimage.“

“⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Mei Wa Bakery (inside 99 Ranch Market / Great Wall Shopping Mall)

My girls absolutely love this bakery for their steamed buns and pastries! 🥮 Everything is so fresh, flavorful, and reasonably priced. You can truly taste the care in every bite!

A big thank-you to David for always being so kind and welcoming — you always make our visits feel special. If you’re ever shopping at 99 Ranch, don’t hesitate to stop by this beautiful bakery and treat yourself. You won’t regret it! 🙌✨Blessings!!“

“Lucky house will always and consistently be a place where food is unmatched!!! Every-time I go it’s the amazing food from the dim sum to the sesame chicken!! And the garlic string beans are incredible!!! Would recommend to anyone who is looking for Great food“

“I am so full! Hot tea, followed by taro puffs (savory with a hint of sweetness, perfect crunch), fried garlic with eggplant (perfect amount of salt, I've never had douchi before, I ate a lot of them), Grandma's braised pork belly (omg it was like butter), Tsingtao lager, sesame coated red bean paste balls, and sichuan jelly (possibly called bingfen?), which is the cold dessert option. This place is awesome, definitely coming back to try the warm dessert and some seafood.“