The Kitchen

Lunch dim sum with no wait around 1130am on a Friday.

Street parking was fairly easy with more on the back.

Prices are very reasonable compared to other places. Although the lunch specials like noodles and fried rice are on the more expensive side, not sure if portions are larger.

We did have to wait for an add-on order for more than 20min, which was the only disappointment.

Would recommend coming in for lunch dim sum.

Absolutely Awasome. I was sitting by myself among a sea of people enjoying meal with their family, laughing talking, it was absolutely amazing; and the food, well the food is the cherry on top of the cake, smooth tasty savory!

Visited here a second time.
The double boiled soup is great. $25 you can't get anything better. The menu listed the soup serves 4 people, however I think it's enough for 8!
Everything else is good. The price is reasonable, and the service is also good. They charged 18% tips by default.

This is a good place for our New Year dinner, Cantonese restaurant. Ordering in advance can save us waiting time, great! The serving size was average, and six of us basically completed nine dishes. The dishes taste good and the service is attentive. Recommended and worth visiting again. Give a like!

Update: … We got together there again this Thanksgiving. As always, we can make an appointment to be seated on time. It takes more than seven people to make an appointment. The dishes are still delicious and plentiful, and the waiters are as warm, courteous and quick as ever. Very good! Thanksgiving dinner for my family was very satisfying!

Sunday dim sum at 11:30am had a completely full and lively dining room. We had a short wait before being seated. Dim sum carts come around very frequently. Dishes were very good with large dim sum. Very noisy, but that’s part of the experience. Service is prompt and efficient.

We had great dine in experience in the dim sum place. The dim sum are very authentic and the volumes are big enough for 4 pax to enjoy. (Aside from the egg tarts, which only serve 3 pieces in a dish/ per order) and the fish 魚腸粉（？）, which is recommended by the waiter, is superb, but it might be too much for 4 pax with several dim sum to devour.

Typical Cantonese restaurant with the usual food. Got in and it was not what I expected from the outside. Outside is nothing to write home about but inside is clean and bright. There was a serving of tea and my uncle ordered the rest. I request the duck with truffle. He went seafood and it was the correct call. All of our dishes tasted fresh. We gotten shrimp, deep fried fish and a seafood mix on top of the duck we ordered. On the way to the bathroom, there was baners hanging on the side saying they were Michelin recommended in the past hence why their food tasted so good.

Note: parking is terrible

This place deserves many more stars than given. It's easily the most authentic cantonese restaurant in the Bay Area. It's always busy, which also means that you have to get their attention for service. I come here with the mind set of getting the most "authentic" food and service which I got every time!

This place is a hidden gem. Went in, place is pretty much full and we were the only white people there if that tells you anything. Looks really nice inside and the food is amazing, they bring you tea right away when you sit down and after you eat they bring you a sweet red bean soupy dessert that is delicious. If it werent on the more expensive end I would have ordered a lot more. The cashew nut chicken is to die for!

The fish was exceptionally good! So tender and delicious. The crab was very good, the fried rice was very good, and everything we ordered was very good. My family had a wonderful dinner here.

The foods are authentic Cantonese. Lunch dimsum is good but the dinners are the best. We had a roastduck that has truffle, very tasty. The salted egg Dungeness crab. So good!

I'll come here again. Had four dimsum dishes. The pork soup dumplings are lacking and you're better off going to Shanghai Dumpling nearby. However, the crystal pea sprout dumpling and golden shrimp noodle rice roll are rich and tasty. Service was fast and minimal. I like that.

Authentic Cantonese restaurant. Xiaolongbao is not too authentic. Other dishes are very very good. The tofu dish is my favorite. Highly recommend.

best cantonese food in bay area. I always bring friends from other places to this restaurant. Truffle duck is a must!!! Great service, fast speed, always full house. Dim sum is good as well. Usually no parking right in front of the restaurant, but you can park 2 blocks away in a public parking lot.

Great food, dim sum, amazing seafood, good prices. If you have time to kill because of a late flight it's a no brainer. Many dishes you don't usually encounter. Check it out!

Hidden gem! Menu looks normal, but food is really tasteful. Beef offal is No1 in the bay area.

We really like the dim sum here and still find our way back after we moved further away. Food is tasteful and consistent. Parking can be tricky on weekend mornings as there is farmers market in the parking lot next to the restaurant. Tip (18%) is also included in the receipt, which we do not mind as the waiter/waitress gives us a reminder. Overall, this is our favorite dim sum place in peninsula.

It’s THE place for locals of San Fran, authentic as can be outside of China I suppose.

Relatively cheap given the size of dishes. Taste more like traditional Cantonese dishes. I think it is the best Cantonese restaurant in Bay Area.

Great food! The best Chinese food I've tasted ever! Service is kinda slow tho.