Best Dim Sum

In a nutshell; wouldn't say the best, but it is some pretty good dim sum.

For the amount I paid and for what I got, it was a relatively good experience. Food tasted good. Theres a different array of food to choose from besides dim sum. The wait didn't take too long at all. It did come in phases. Wasn't the best dim sum I have tasted as the restaurant's name suggests but I wouldn't mind swinging by back here again. Didn't wait too long to get seated even during the latter half of peak lunch hours. The servers were nice and accommodating. Few minor things to consider, it felt rather warm inside and even more in the bathroom somehow, considering it was triple digit weather outside, it would be nice to be eating In a relatively cooler place , it was better but the warm temp wasn't the best. For a dim sum named place, it's relatively very much like any other Chinese themed restaurant with the menu options, no complaints there but makes the dim sum less prominent seeing as it just seems like just another menu item as oppose to being the featured option. Overall still good food. Was stuffed at the end of it.

My family loves their dim sums and they are taste so yummy, not only the food but also the pretty young lady is super friendly to chat with, we are highly recommend this restaurant and we will definitely come back again!

We went on Sunday before lunch time and was seated immediately.

- fried sesame ball: lots of chewy coating but little red bean filling
- bbq pork bun: the pork filling was delicious but the buns were rather small.
- Shanghai meat dumpling (XLB): the skin was too thick & no soup inside the dumpling. The meat filling tasted good though.
- general chicken with rice (lunch special): the portion was huge! The chicken pieces were super crispy. The sauce was good but it was overwhelming as they put too much sauce. The only thing that we felt worth it for the price

When I tried to pay with apple pay, the cashier said that the internet was down. I asked to pay with other credit card but she insisted me to pay cash although the person before me was able to pay with credit card. Luckily I had some cash on me. For the small portion of the dim sum, I felt like it was pricey. But the flavor was there, so it’s a solid 3.5 stars

This place was amazing!! So good. Our first time going and we will definitely be coming back even our 8 year old loves it!!! Super great Dim Sum and Chinese food. The people are so nice! She even gave us a free pack of egg tarts. We will highly recommend this place and will be coming back again. 10 stars!!!

Hey there, foodies! I'm here to tell you about my latest obsession - "Best Dim Sum"! This spot is seriously the holy grail of Chinese cuisine and authentic dim sum. Tucked away in a quiet corner of town, it's become one of my absolute faves for some seriously delicious eats.

The moment you walk in, you'll be greeted by Lina, she’s the one who wears glasses!

And let me tell you, the food here is just outstanding. I've been to "Best Dim Sum" three times now, and each time I'm absolutely blown away by the quality and flavors of the dishes. The dim sum is the real standout here, folks. It's seriously some of the best I've ever had - even beating out some famous Bay Area spots like Koi Palace and Din Tai Fung.

But what's even better? The prices! Unlike other high-end dim sum restaurants, you won't have to break the bank to enjoy an incredible meal here. It's no wonder that Lina's restaurant is quickly becoming a local favorite.

Now, let's get to the must-haves. You absolutely have to try the Beef or House Chow Fun (with gravy), Sui Mai, Shanghai Meat Dumplings, Har Gow (shrimp dumplings), and the Golden Shrimp Rice Roll. And for dessert? Oh, baby. You have to try the baked custard pineapple buns. They are serious to die for, especially when paired with a cup of tea.

And don't even get me started on the dipping sauce. It's a game-changer. You'll have to make it yourself, but don't worry - just ask for the three ingredients: soy sauce, red vinegar, and chili oil. And chances are, the chili oil and soy sauce will already be on your table.

Now, "Best Dim Sum" is still a relatively new restaurant, so the service may not be perfect just yet. But Lina's aware of it, and she's working hard to hire more staff to make the experience even better for her customers. In the meantime, just focus on the amazing food, which is seriously top-notch.

In conclusion, if you're on the hunt for the best dim sum around, served at affordable prices, then "Best Dim Sum" is the spot for you. With its authentic flavors and friendly vibe, it's quickly becoming a must-visit destination for anyone who loves Chinese cuisine. Trust me, you won't regret it! Tell her you are a friend of Trung!