Sun Maxim's

I am here for the first time. I like the food here.

Seaweed shumai, black rice tamales, lotus leaf wrapped rice with lots of goodies inside, clay pots... This place isn't the best, but it's among the best for what it is in my book.

Love bunny and I visited Sun Maxim's Dim Sum while passing through. We had a great time and will definitely return. (She says early tomorrow morning.)

Responding mostly to the previous reviews:

(1) mid-afternoon visit, lots of variety in stock, was able to mix-and-match items on plate to try a bit of everything*

* not even close to "everything" -- they've got way more than any group could work through in one or four visits...

(2) very friendly and helpful staff, eager to help us check things out

(3) very inexpensive, very fresh, very tasty, worthwhile visiting when you're near-by. (If you live across town near another dim sum place it's probably not worth your whining about it...)

(4) very clean, no waiter, you're actually going to have to walk back to the counter to eyeball the tasty things and order what you want to eat

(5) they've got a microwave, and when something was "warm but not hot" they were happy to zap it for us

(6) teas, coffees, other drinks, sweet milk, etc. More than I was able to wrap my head around.

Also, absent-minded love bunny left her wallet on our table in the back during one of our frequent flights to the front counter. One of the cooking staff noticed and stood guard until we returned. THAT'S IMPRESSIVE and says a lot about the working environment there.

Decent priced Chinese restaurant. Dim Sum and Fast Hong Kong style food. Chinese tamales, baked Pork Chop rice, Claypot rice, curry fish balls, Potstickers and much much more... Free WiFi, major credit cards accepted.

Great customer service from Tiffany. A bunch of fire department inspecters are eating next to my table. They are giving poor Tiffany a really hard time; swearing and just being very rude. But Tiffany still remind calm and service with a smile. I would have asked all of them to leave. I wonder if their parents taught them any outside manners.