Dim Dim Food

The food is good. The bathroom is clean. The prices are good.
The hot dishes in the trays are American style Chinese food. The baked goods to the left are traditional Chinese goods. I think it's Cantonese or Fujianese style baked goods.

After Years of loyalty to the 'Alphabet' Dim Sum take out shop that included waiting in long lines to be rushed out like cattle on a conveyor belt; what a pleasant surprise at this Dim Dim Food cafe, (S/B DIM SUM Food), hole in the wall. Pleasant and patient couple who cooks even their own Banana or Lotus Leaf Dounhg (Sticky Rice Tamale) made authentic, even with salty duck egg and peanut included. We took home some of all their Dim Sums too - AND... No upset stomach like from other places.... Yummm even the deep fried Sesame Seed Mochi ball wasn't oily; but so tasty. And, I observed a grandma type customer ordering from their combo selection of cooked take-out varieties; pleasantly speaking Chinese to each other. Grandma knows best.... 5*s. Located in the Bel-Air Shopping center on Rush River Dr.

There’s several restaurants in the Greenhaven Pocket neighborhood that serve dim sum but this one is the most authentic! It’s mostly a takeout place but there’s a few tables inside, no waitresses/waiters tho. The dim sum selection is limited to popular items like shrimp-pork-chicken dumplings, baked or steamed baos, steamed sticky rice, super flaky baked pork-beef curry-chicken turnovers and egg tarts, and a few other dishes. Also they have some freshly made chow mein, chow fun, egg plant, beef and veggies stir fried goodies for your meals. As a local resident I appreciate their delicious food being so convenient and buy their food a couple times a week. I’m kinda nervous writing a good review on them because I don’t want to wait in line for their food but I also don’t want them to fail for lack of business and my neighborhood loses out on a great local restaurant…so please try them but not too often Lolol

Some decent dim sum and chinese food selections for the area at decent take-out prices!

Har Gow (4): Lots of shrimp! Skin is a little thick but flavor is on point.

Siu Mai (4): Good size and flavor.

Char Siu Baos (3): They have both steamed and baked bao's. The buns are good. The filling is minimal.

Dan Tat (4): Good flaky crust

Curry beef pie (3): Good crust. Filling just okay and minimal.

Chicken pie (3): All the pies are similar with different fillings. The chicken was decent but also minimal filling.

Cilantro dumplings (3): Not bad. Good size.

Beef Chow fun (3): Wet style and decent. Nothing spectacular but gets the job done.

Overall this is a decent take out joint. There are some tables to sit and eat inside which we did, but its minimal and more geared towards takeout. The Har Gow and Siu Mai are solid options and will likely be in all of our future orders.

Fantastic dim sum! So happy this place opened up. Everything was delicious, but especially loved the shrimp dumplings, curry puffs (so flakey!), bbq pork bun, and the salted egg yolk ball thing (can't remember name but holy moly it was good)! We tried a good amount of options and it was all tasty and so reasonably priced.