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Asian Pearl Kitchen

3.1 (693 reviews)
Closed • 10:00 am - 2:45 pm, 5:00 PM - 8:30 PM

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Good for kids
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Alice H.

We came for dim sum during brunch and ordered a bariety of dishes that I enjoy. Everything tasted qutie good, and they were showing the FIFA World Cup on the big screen, which was a huge bonus!

Peanuts
Yahaira M.

I have visited this dim sum location usually during the weekend but this time I visited during the work week for dinner. The service was fast, and very friendly. You will see a lot of families and the ambience is very welcoming. The food is delicious, and they always check on you to make sure everything is going well. If you visit during the weekend it will be full, and expect lines. During the week is a different vibe altogether.

BBQ chow fun with gailan
Robert C.

We had a limited amount of food. This was my first time at this restaurant. I ordered BBQ pork chow fun with gailan. It was worth ordering. Generous portion. Also had sui mai and ha gow which were attractive and hot. This place was busy. We came an hour after they opened. They have a giant TV screen showing premier league soccer. Worth returning to!

Some baos
Tony W.

Pretty solid dim sum spot Gets very busy of course, so be prepared to wait if you have a big crew The steamed dimsum was pretty good if I may say so myself The fried however was not so good as I think their oil should be changed as there was an oil stench on all the fried items we ordered Service was attentive and food came quick (except for the shrimp dumpling - - but this is a good sign that it was made to order) Congee was made very well and nice and fluffy consistency

David L.

I was invited to dinner by a friend at Asian Pearl Kitchen. I've been here for dim sum before but never for dinner. Apparently they now serve dim sum for all meals. It is pretty typical chinese restaurant decor. But it was nice and clean. The service was good although I think my friends frequent this restaurant often and do get treated well. There was so much food and it was all very good. The dishes kept coming and coming which all arrived very quickly and piping hot. I would highly recommend this restaurant for dinner and/or dim sum.

Crab Meat with Fish Maw Soup
Irene C.

Oh no. I am sad that after 16 years , the original chefs left . My family could taste the difference that after the remodel, it no longer tastes the same. It used to be delicious , authentic Cantonese cuisine, now every dish lacks flavor or is missing something. We ordered: Yang Chou fried rice ( super dry , it needed a lot more oil) this is one of the most basic dishes in Chinese cuisine and I am actually surprised it was bad. Sizzling egg tofu with diced seafood ( didn't taste the same as before , too salty and the egg tofu was fried) Braised fish chunk (not enough flavor and the fish were just fried and thrown in) Crab meat with fish maw soup ( not the same, lacks intense flavor) After dining in, for the next two hours, I was super thirsty . I think they use a lot of MSG. I am fine with MSG , just not this much! On the upside, the service was excellent. Attentive and kind. But I only come for the food and the food has too much MSG and doesn't taste like before.

Christine L.

I've been to all of their locations, and this was my first time visiting the El Cerrito spot. They have an organized check-in process where they manually write down your name and call your number when your table is ready. The wait was about 30-45 minutes on a weekend during lunch, which felt reasonable for peak dim sum hours. The space is quite small inside, especially for a dim sum restaurant, so it can feel a bit tight. That said, the food came out hot, fresh, and flavorful. The servers were quick and efficient, though the service wasn't particularly standout. Overall, it's a solid spot to bring your family for some hot, fresh dim sum.

Deep fried stuffed Taro
Ruby Z.

Came here for a lunch with my grandma and uncle. It's located in Pacific East Mall, so plenty of parking and you can also shop at Ranch 99 after (just dont leave anything in sight in your car!) The decor and service are pretty standard for a Chinese dimsum place with large banquet style tables and a large dining room space. The food is pretty average, and prices are about average or slightly higher than average. Overall, a pretty average spot but if youre looking for a dimsum fix in the area, especially with a large party, this place should fit the bill.

portuguese egg tart
Jeron W.

the reality is, there seem to be fewer and fewer sit down dim sum restaurants. The number of places you can get a table and really get high quality, authentic, dim sum fare just seem to be disappearing, with many disappearing post-pandemic. Asian Pearl may not be the best dim sum restaurant ever, but I'm so happy to have a dim sum spot within a 5-10 minute drive from my home in Berkeley. The highlights were definitely the steamed chicken feet and har gow. Both were excellent in terms of flavor and quite large. The purple rice noodle roll was a gamble, it's a unique color but it had great taste and texture. The one to skip was the portuguese egg roll - it was a little too mushy and not up to standards. Will definitely be coming back for the dim sum!

Thursday's special. Double lobsters with added noodle

Wonderful dim sum and delicious dinner all the time. This is my favorite Chinese restaurant. Their daily specials are more than money worth. Totally love their lobster.

Chive dumplings, spareribs
Sherprina L.

We went for their lobster dinner special. 2 lobsters for$39! Ginger and scallion style was very good. Very meaty and tasty. Will be going back for sure! Also tried the giant clam, one with vermicelli + garlic, both balanced out the clam nicely, very light but delicious. But as much of a fan of the stir fry style, overly sweet and was gritty! Our server was very considerate and informed the manager, who gracious took it off our bill. The service was very attentive, changed our plates 3x during our meal. Will be back to check out their other dinner specials as well.

Chinese Broccoli with Oyster Sauce Pork belly
Lisa T.

I mean it was okay but not mind-blowing given how many great Chinese restaurants we have!

Maggie W.

A very typical Asian restaurant. The food was fine, nothing special and nothing bad either. I wouldn't go out of my way to come here, but I might stop by if I were in the area and craving something.

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They say they deliver.Do they do their own delivery or use a service?

They’re on Doordash.

Are the Dim Sum carts(if they still have them) only for weekend Dim Sum,or during the week also?

No more carts, you order from a menu.

What happened? Didn't this place used to be open until like 2am? ETA: Daimo was my backup for after Asian Pearl closed for the night so don't tell me I'm mixing the two up.

Daimo restaurant is the one that's open till 3am.

What time is dim sum served until?

I was able to order dim sum at 9pm...so I guess they serve it all day throughout

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Hong Kong Cafe - Hai Nam Style chicken w/Special Rice $15.95 | 02.21.2025

Hong Kong Cafe

3.9(241 reviews)
0.0 mi
•$$

A 5:30 dinner on a Tuesday evening. Hong Kong Cafe appears to be the better restaurant for a…read morereasonably priced family meal. We took advantage of one of the set menus. Last time, we got the $88 dinner and added three dishes. This time, I ordered the $168 dinner. I found out after I placed the order that instead of picking from the left side for the less expensive menu and the right side for the more expensive menu, we can select from either side for either menu! We also added one dish because my wife insisted that we needed more veg! Our server presented us with a bowl of House Soup. It was a great way to get our stomachs ready for the deluge of dinner about to happen! Whole Roast Duck - 3 - We had dinner the previous night at another Chinese restaurant and had a Peking Duck. It was odd that the Peking Duck was more moist than our Roast Duck. Yes, the fatty parts were fatty but the non-fatty parts were dry. Braised Beef Stew - 4 - Lots of beef. Excellent sauce. Missing Tendons and Daikon. Honey Walnut Shrimp - 3 - Even under the flavor of the sauce, I could tell that some of the shrimp weren't as fresh as they should be. No one else said anything so I let it go. Peking Rib - 5 - If I drank beer, this would be an excellent dish to nosh on while doing so. Crispy Fried Flounder - 4 - The flounder was okay, but the fins and tail didn't get super crispy so we could enjoy them as chips. The other thing that may have made it better for us might be a sweet and sour sauce. Chicken with Mixed Mushrooms - 4 - Yep, I'm a mushroom freak. I could care less about the chicken, but mushrooms? I'm there. Stir-fried Clams in Black Bean Sauce - 4 - These were okay. My wife said she got a bunch of empty shells. That happens sometimes. No idea what other people got. Chicken Chow Mein - 5 - got the skinny noodles fried soy sauce chow mein style. Yummy! Snap Pea Beef - 4 - Beef was tender. Could have used more snap peas. Overall, a decent dish. I also included pictures of the two "set" menus. Note that $88 comes with a 1/2 Royal Chicken while $168 comes with a whole Roast Duck. Service was okay. Food came in spurts. Soup. Wait. Two dishes. Wait. Wait. Wait. Most everything else. Wait. Last three dishes.

Usually love it, but bad experience today. 2:30 pm, 9/4/25. Not very busy. Service was very slow…read more Coconut chicken soup was just ok. Chicken was not flavorful. Found two hairs inside. Come on, HK, you can do better.

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Hong Kong Cafe - 02.21.2025 | Garlic Eggplant w Cod Fillet $18.50

02.21.2025 | Garlic Eggplant w Cod Fillet $18.50

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Daimo Chinese Restaurant

Daimo Chinese Restaurant

3.1(1.1k reviews)
0.1 mi
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Nostalgic and great quality!…read more My family used to come here often when we lived in the Bay Area so we had to stop by while we were in town. The menu items looked the same as they were back in the 90s which made me excited to order. We got noodles soups, dim sum, and fried rice to go. The restaurant is outdated and the door can use some maintenance. A few people got whacked in the face because it was difficult to open. For to-go orders, you go straight to the counter in the back to order. I was told the wait was 30 mins since we ordered a good amount of food. The timing was perfect! I came in at the 30-minute mark and he had just finished packing my order. Everything was piping hot. The noodle soup came with plump wontons and a lot of meat! The har gow wrappers were delicate but did not easily fall apart. The siu mai were meaty and tender. We got hot oil on request and it was spicy! I didn't expect it to be as spicy as it was. It's delicious but definitely try some before dumping the entire container into your soup like I did.

One star for poor service and an owner who would not take responsibility…read more About three or four months ago, I stopped at Daimo with greasy hands and politely asked for a napkin. A waitress refused because I wasn't eating there that day. I explained that I was a regular customer and usually left a good tip, but she still refused. I ended up taking one napkin myself. About two months ago, I went there for breakfast with another person. We ordered shrimp and beef rice noodle rolls, wonton soup, preserved egg and pork congee, oyster sauce gai lan, and white cut chicken. The restaurant was almost empty, but we waited about 20 minutes without any food. We repeatedly asked for cold and hot water, and our waitress was often nowhere to be found. When the manager finally brought the cold water, she put it down with a loud bang, splashing water onto the table. The bill was nearly $100 including the tip. I left my phone number in a Google review, but the owner never contacted me. A few weeks ago, I spoke to him in person. He seemed sorry, but said very little and offered no clear response. Despite these experiences, I continued ordering through DoorDash and Uber Eats. The nearby Hong Kong Cafe doesn't have great service either, but I think its food tastes better than Daimo's. Hong Kong Cafe closes at 9:30 p.m., while Daimo stays open later, so sometimes I ordered from Daimo because the other restaurant was already closed. About three days ago, I returned to buy a roast duck and spoke to the owner again. This time, he said he was not the waitresses' father or mother and could not control them, as if their behavior was not his responsibility. They are his employees, serving customers in his restaurant. Their rude service hurts his business, and his dismissive response made things worse. I will not return. My number is 341-333-8950 if the owner wants to discuss this.

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Hong Kong East Ocean Seafood Restaurant - BBQ combo

Hong Kong East Ocean Seafood Restaurant

3.3(1.7k reviews)
4.2 mi
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Surprised that food and service are deteriorating not as before, although the restaurant is so…read morebeautiful. Service even doesn't reach the minimum standard, and was very passive. Food is too salty, not with traditional way for cooking. Need to drink a lot of water after meal. A very interesting example, a dish of goose foot, both knife and fork, and chopsticks do not work, best way to eat it is with hand, also full of "refrigerator smell" that means it had been kept in a refrigerator for too long. These are all needed for improving.

Always nice to have dim sum when you have a large group. East Ocean has been a long time favorite…read moreon the East Bay. We arrived shortly before opening at 10.30am on a Sunday. One of the benefits of getting there early is getting a window seat to enjoy the bay views. By 11.15am the restaurant was pretty full. We checked off our dim-sum items on a paper menu at our table and handed it to the staff. Food arrived promptly and served hot. We ordered our regular favorite dim sum and the hi lights were the taro pudding dessert, the crispy vermicelli with pork ( must request vinegar) and the chicken paws. In general the dim Sum were a good size and tasted as expected. But the chicken and fish maw was dry and lacked flavor. The chicken were irregular in size and just did not look appetizing. It did come with a mushroom and fake crabmeat. Definitely had better elsewhere. Overall, a huge restaurant, with great views and ample variety of dim-sum to choose from. Staff were quick and efficient. They also have their own lot, so parking was easy.

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Hong Kong East Ocean Seafood Restaurant - Pretty dining area

Pretty dining area

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Shrimp with walnut in mayonnaise

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China Delights - SOUP & CHIPS

China Delights

3.8(278 reviews)
6.6 mi
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I have been having some major deep fried whole rock cod with sweet and sour sauce withdrawals…read more Since our longtime family Chinese restaurant closed its doors after being open since basically forever, I have yet to find another place that comes remotely close to filling that void. Enter China Delights. This was our first time here and while it wasn't my beloved whole rock cod, their fried whole flounder with a soy based sauce was good enough to stand in its place. The fish was fried crispy enough that you could eat the fins while the flesh remained tender and moist. The sauce wasn't too bad either. I enjoyed that fish so much that I probably could have eaten the entire thing by myself without an ounce of shame. And then our waitress gave me the information I needed to hear: if I want whole rock cod, call the day before to let them know we're coming and they'll have it ready. HUGE WIN! You don't have to tell me twice. Another thing I was happy to see was a variety of mu shu options on the menu. We went with the pork and were not disappointed. And bc my husband had his own craving that needed to be handled, we ordered the half roasted duck. And that wasn't too bad either. The staff tonight were warm and attentive. Not once did we feel unattended to, but we also never felt rushed. Sometimes that balance gets lost and they did it well tonight. So is it possible that we may have stumbled onto the promise of a new family go to spot? Possibly. They've apparently been open for over 20 years already, and I hope they stay open for another 20 bc finding an old-school Chinese restaurant that still serves some of these classic dishes is getting harder and harder. Now I just need to remember to call the day before bc that whole rock cod and I have some unfinished business.

This is a really good sit-down Chinese restaurant that's reminiscent of the ones my family would…read morereserve for big milestones such as wedding receptions, baptisms, and birthdays. I love that the restaurant is spacious and that there's an essence of coziness to the space. The service here is decent -- there have been multiple times where my party has had to ask for things because food or drinks were coming out too slow or were forgotten. There's definitely room for improvement in that arena. Food is delicious here, and I particularly love the sweet and sour pork! House fried rice and beef broccoli here is also amazing. Although I've had better honey walnut prawns, the ones here are still good (just pricey considering I prefer other places over it). Portion sizes are huge, even for sharing among 3-4 people. I recommend eating here with a fairly large group - you get your best deal when sharing the cost (and eating) together.

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China Delights - SHRIMP EGG FOO YOUNG

SHRIMP EGG FOO YOUNG

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Little Hong Kong - Broccoli Beef

Little Hong Kong

3.5(376 reviews)
0.7 mi
•$$

We havened been here in many years. Arriving at 12:30pm on a Tuesday afternoon, we found the…read morerestaurant packed. Two members of staff were constantly fast-walking or running around trying to take care of all the guests. There was also another staff member who appeared to work pretty efficiently without running. Our two friends that we were dining with are regulars here and had their favorite menu items memorized. I did not take any pictures of their food or ask them to rate it. They were very quick in decided what they wanted while we dawdled. In addition to our lunch plates, we were served Chicken Corn Soup first. Because we're greedy, we also ordered Ho Toa Tee Fuo Wonton Soup for the table. This is a deep-fried wonton in soup. The deep-frying changes the texture and flavor of the wonton in the most wonderful way. Everything came out relatively quickly and as expected. My Fish Fillet in Curry Sauce is not on the menu but still came out pretty good. I would have liked a little more sauce and some more heat, but I would order it again. The only thing I would suggest that they change is the rice that they serve. Not all long-grain rices' are of the same quality and some are simply more tender and absorbent of sauces which would raise the dining experience.

VEGAN REVIEW El…read moreCerrito is full of hole in the wall, down home Chinese restaurants, how do you even choose? This one came recommended by someone who drives all the way across the county for one of their dishes. So I had high hopes. There have the standard veggie dishes. A lot of the options in the "vegetable & tofu" section of the menu have meat or fish :( I had Sichuan eggplant which was delicious! Friendly service. Easy parking- they have a lot & street parking is plentiful

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Little Hong Kong - Inside

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Little Hong Kong - Hung Tao Yee Foo Won Ton Soup

Hung Tao Yee Foo Won Ton Soup

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Great China - Spring Rolls

Great China

4.0(2.8k reviews)
3.1 mi•Downtown Berkeley
•$$$

Came here a few weeks ago and the place was packed. Definitely come early or you'll end up with a…read morewait. Like everyone there we got the Peking duck which was awesome. The skin was crispy and a good mix of pieces that were just skin versus some with meat. With just three of us we "forced" ourselves to eat all of it! So good! The food came out one entree at a time but that was good for us. We were hungry and were happy to just dig in. Service was very efficient and friendly. A bit pricey but for the area it was kind expected.

I've been here a couple of times and each time the food has been good! Others seem to rave about…read morethe double skin as well as sauteed crab meat with steamed buns so I'll have to get those next time. 1. Peking roast duck 3.5/5 I had really high expectations and unfortunately this roast duck was just okay. The skin was not super crispy but the duck itself had good flavor. The plum sauce was probably my favorite part. 2. Salt and pepper prawns 4.5/5 Note that these come with the skin on but it's fried so perfectly that the skin is completely edible with a crunchy texture. 3. Combination fried rice 5/5 I was surprised how much we enjoyed this but it was really well done. 4. Guo ta fish fillet 5/5 This was excellent--very tender fish fillet with a perfect soy broth sauce 5. Crysanthemum leaves with fermented tofu sauce 3/5 On the salty side All in all, even though I came for the peking duck, I found that the other items were much better!

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Great China - 7/13/25 FYI. Interior.

7/13/25 FYI. Interior.

Great China - Eggplant with Hot Garlic Sauce. This dish was delicious with balanced flavors and textures. Not hot.

Eggplant with Hot Garlic Sauce. This dish was delicious with balanced flavors and textures. Not hot.

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Uncle Wong's Restaurant - Singapore Noodles

Uncle Wong's Restaurant

3.1(214 reviews)
2.1 mi
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I live just up the hill from Uncle Wong's, so it's super convenient to swing by and pick up some…read moresolid Chinese food. There's no indoor seating at the moment--I think they closed it during Covid and never reopened. It'd be great to dine in one day if that changes. I usually call in my order, and the food is always ready quickly. The ladies who work there are incredibly kind and always toss in a few free spring rolls when I order a lot--which is often! My go-to dishes: honey walnut shrimp, combo fried rice, combo chow mein, sesame chicken, chicken wings, black pepper beef, and broccoli beef. Their menu is huge, so there's definitely something for everyone. Honestly, everything I've tried has been tasty, which is why I stick to my favorites. I love supporting neighborhood spots like this, and I'll keep coming back whenever I'm craving Chinese.

No dine in - located across the Honda dealership in a plaza next to Gangnam. Parking space is…read morelimited and tight. Waited at least 10 mins for an order that was called in 30 mins prior. But it was lunch time so not surprised by the wait. The lunch menu was found on their website. Pretty pricey but the flavor to the Orange crispy chicken was good and simple fried rice was tasty. The wait area is small - all counter barricaded by plants, tables & boxes.

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Chicken with Sweet Cream Corn Soup, Broccoli Beef, Clay Pot

Uncle Wong's Restaurant - Scallion pancake

Scallion pancake

Uncle Wong's Restaurant - Uncle Wongs wonton soup.

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