I went there after years. My friends suggested this restaurant for Dim Sum. We went there as early as they opened. The customer service was great and the place was big and nicely decorated. The food was fantastic and as amenities matter of fact, the best dim sum in Edmonton. We loved and enjoyed every single item that we ordered. The experience was fantastic and we will definitely go back there again. I highly recommend this restaurant! read more

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Unfortunately, I can NOT give this establishment zero star. I went to place for dinner with my fam. I always dislike this resto for years. My fam loves this place. I have NO ideal why. We ordered salt and pepper crab. The server advise that the market price for crab was $48per/lbs. The server brought the 2.5lb crab live to show us. When the crab was brought out looked and said ain't NOWAY this crab is 2lbs. Maybe a little over 1lb. I asked to speak to the server or the manager in duty. I took the pic of coarse. Server said that the kitchen may have took the wrong crab . She would adjust the price afterward. When the bill arrived NO adjustment was made. When the bill arrived they never mention the adjustment, charged $97 for crab. We asked to speak to the manager, after more than 5mins and us paying the bill. The manager arrive, he was sorry that the bill wasn't adjusted. We accepted his apologies. I expressed my opinion of his establishment. I told him that it bad practice to do bait and switch of the crab. Overall its bad business to do this to customers first timer or regulars I'm for sure NEVER ever gonna dine at the establishment. read more

Beijing Beijing - This is the claim of 2lbs crab - Dim Sum Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

Beijing Beijing has been the go-to dim sum spot for me for more than a decade. Although the quality of their dim sum and food is only decent, they have been offering them at quite reasonable prices. I'd give them 8/10. Highlights: - Dim sum items: Crispy Taro, Siu Mai, Congee - Dinner set read more

Came here with the fam jam on the spur of the moment in the middle of a doughnut hunt. We went around noon and the restaurant was packed. Service was quick - we ordered dim sum items and they were all brought to us fresh as opposed to waiting for carts to come around. We found the quality average. Not gonna like, Jumbo Dim Sum on 170th street is our favourite but we would come here again if in the area and craving Dim Sum but I wouldn't go out of my way to return here. read more

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Beijing Beijing really hit the spot for us for dimsum. They were having a promo (15% off take out orders), so it defs swayed us to order from them. Our order was prepared promptly & nothing was missing from our order. The food tasted good! read more

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Best dim sum in yeg. My go to place for dim sum. Clientele proves it bc its 95% asian. Happy theres no forks here. Automatically provides hot sauce upon seating. True asian dining in edmonton. Authentic. Get the radish cakes and the donut thing wrapped in steamed thingy. Best here, better than in van, richmond or montreal. I eat out every day. I know. I search for authentic asian eats. Go here. Nuff said read more

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Always on point. Thank you for a delicious, fresh assortment of delicacies. One of the best! read more

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This place was extremely busy when I got there for a Friday afternoon at 1pm. Despite standing by their bilingual sign that said please wait to be seated it took five minutes before we were greeted. We were asked for how many and our name. No estimation of time was provided but we were seated about ten minutes later. We ordered ten different dishes and it was extremely easy to order as their menu includes Chinese, English and a picture of what you are getting. They also had a traditional menu to order from. The waitresses were friendly and they accepted both debit and visa. Parking is plentiful, food is tasty and authentic. Prices are fair so for stars for service and overall experience! read more

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We called for a pick up order and the person on the phone was not very polite...when we picked up the order the person was not very polite either and the one dish had so many pea pods that you could not find any other vegetables....they have lost a good customer read more

This place has pretty good dim sum. I am surprised. Its not comparable to Vancouver but its pretty good. We got a number of things but my favorite is the egg tarts. Everything is made fresh. They do push cart and you can also order from the staff as well. I am also surprised that they have Pu'Er tea with chrysanthemum (I didn't expect they will have this since they are in Edmonton). The place is super busy so be prepared to wait. Lots of parking in front because it is located in a mall. read more

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A great spot for dim sum anytime of the year. The food is nice and fresh and there are tons of different things to try. I recommend getting here a little early (especially on weekends) as it is usually packed full by 11:00-11:30 on the weekend. No cart service right now due to COVID but I'm sure that will be back in the future. read more

Beijing Beijing - Dim Sum Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

I've been here multiple times throughout the years for dim sum, meal dining for large groups and once for banquet dining (Chinese wedding). I mostly go for the dim sum. They've recently undergone renovations, but it only looks like the changes were to the facade & lighting (which look great now by the way). They also have live seafood in their aquarium tanks. High chairs and booster seats are available, but if you have a short kid, the high chair might not be tall enough to dine at the table...my 18 month old struggled with that. It's still pretty crowded inside & if you are coming for dim sum for lunch, come early because the wait can be up to half an hour. Service is no-nonsense kinda deal... if you want something, flag someone & ask because no one's coming to do a quality check on you, plus they're happy to help. Dim sum prices range from $4.75 and up. Carts are always passing by, and dim sum is usually fresh & hot. read more

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It's a little run down and in need of a restoration, but the dim sum menu and food was good. Not impressed by them having shark on the menu.

Food was great. Service was friendly and exceptional. Comfortable dining atmosphere. Will recommend to my friends

Ordered delivery...no drivers so went and picked up and what a disappointment. Only freshly cooked was our spring rolls with the other 4 dishes we feel were the left overs taken from their buffet table! All the vegetables were so overcooked liked they had been sitting in a steam table all for hours and the sweet and sour pork was so dry making it tough and absolutely no sauce. Called restaurant to express what a disappointment and how awful it was and to just let them know that yes they got rid of their leftovers and didn't loose any money but they've lost us as a customer. I wouldn't have done a review either until now that both of us were sick the following day with one of us very seriously! Order at own risk...highly DON'T recommend! read more

We're from Toronto and have tried a lot of good and fancy Chinese restaurants, but my parents live in Edmonton and Beijing Beijing is their go to Cantonese restaurant in Edmonton. We first tried early dim sum here and had about 10 different dishes. At 11am, I was expecting all the dishes to come out piping hot from the kitchen, but since dishes come out in carts, about 1/4 of the items were just warm. The staff did offer us a fresh order of steamed BBQ buns (mostly because my parents go there weekly). Overall their dim sum dishes were decent tasting, but I only wish everything was a bit more fresh from the kitchen. For dinner, we pre-booked a 10 course fancy meal which included crab, lobster, steamed Redfish from Iceland, shrimp with scallops, etc. All the seafood dishes were very well done and the flavours were spot on. Veggie dishes had nice wok hay and soup was nicely done. Only dish that was a bit odd was a overly sweet honey crispy chicken dish. For dessert we got the almond milk and a special order chinese birthday bun dish which was tasty. Overall a very nice banquet dinner and on par (or better) with many of the less fancy Chinese restaurants here in Toronto. Prices are very reasonable as well, given the large amount of fresh seafood that we had. read more

If you ever want a Chinese buffet fix. This is the place to go for some of the most delicious chinese dishes. I have chinese food almost everyday but this place makes it so delicious you can eat the whole entire plate. Prices are reasonable, staff are friendly and the place is clean. Washrooms are a bit small compared to most, the women washrooms have only 5 stalls. If you ever want to have a section booked off, they have reasonable prices for that as well. read more

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Hosted a get together here and they were great with service and the food came out quickly and was delicious. Very generous portion sizes! Thank you! read more

Was here for a private wedding event at the restaurant. In fact it was a 10 course Chinese meal wedding which I find kickass great and crazy amounts of food. However there are times in which I'm a fat kid on a cupcake, and a 10 course Chinese menu is no time to be on weight watchers, counting calories or on a diet honey! Seriously. Here is a rundown of the pig out: 1) Pork and Jellyfish - very solid. Lol actually I though I was eating duck it was rich and tasty! 2) Fried crab claw appetizers. Chewy, crab-eriffic and piping hot 3) Scallop and gai lan- I'm spoiled as I'm used to fresh scallops. These were definitely frozen. Overall okay but not amazing. 4) Shark fin- crab maw soup- Not sure if it was real shark fin. People are in uproars over SFS these days but I grew up with this on my Chinese side. I respect people's opinions but it's tradition for me. I'm fine if they outlaw it just don't get all preachy on me. 5) Lobster- Cantonese style- absolutely delicious. If bugs of the sea are your thing they do a great job! 6) Sea cucumber, mushrooms and fish- another great delicacy. Google sea cucumbers if you have a strong stomach. Definitely not a cucumber but definitely delish! 7) Crispy chicken- a tad dry for my liking but flavour was spot on. 8) Fish, Chinese ham, mushroom w broccoli. - okay my stomach was read to explode but this was quite good also. 9) Fried rice- like I needed carbs at the end of a huge meal but it was moderately good. 10) Noodles- had a very small serving. Stomach too full. The brought out the traditional red bean soup to close the night off but I'm clearly not a fan of this. Also were some sesame buns and other treats. Service at the restaurant was excellent and the meal although had some flat spots was overall very good! read more

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One of my top places to go to for dim sum. Good price, lots of options and I love the carts. You can order off the menu as well. Service was awesome and the place is clean. Got there around 10:30 and we got a table right away but when we left at 11:30 there was a line up. But the service is fast so they were getting people in there fast so I didn't seem like it would be a long wait. Highly suggest this place for your dim sum cravings read more

Beijing Beijing - Dim Sum Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

Went there for dinner w my extended family. There was ten of us and we ordered the $288 set menu that was way to much food but here is the breakdown: cold platter - not bad; came with jellyfish, beef, chicken wing, surf clam and some abalone Chicken & pork neck meat stirfry with snap peas - pretty tasty, gingery and tender meat. Deep fried shrimp "cake" with sweet mayo - The shrimp was delicious. I could not find this in the English menu so have no idea what this is called but it was really good. I dont like the mayo but the shrimp itself was great. Crabmeat & fish maw soup - good with generous amounts of fish maw. 2 whole crabs in a shrimpy salted fish broth and vermicelli - it was ok, I pretty my crabs lightly battered and deep fried. Tilapia steamed with ginger & onion - fish was really fresh but the sauce was a little bland. It was also herb-y which is unusually for the typical steamed fish. Steamed chicken & crispy chicken (1/2 chicken each) - not bad. the crispy chicken was definitely crispy. Seafood fried rice - not bad but a little salty. Gailan & noodles in a soup - The soup tasted just like the Knorr Wonton mix. I didn't enjoy it at all. Pork Spareribs in japanese teriyaki sauce - this was delicious! The spareribs was amazingly tender with a nice sticky glaze. Very good. I probably won't order the set menu because it was way too much food and actually quite price-y. The individual plates are pretty reasonably priced ( a little more than Chinatown prices) but still reasonable. That would be the way to go since some of the items on this menu is just fillers. read more

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Some things I just don't understand. Beijing Dim Sum Seafood Restaurant being crazy packed on a Saturday evening is one of them. Okay, okay, sure, it was Chinese New Year weekend but it still doesn't make sense in my mind. I know south side is lacking in good Chinese options but come on peeps, get with it. We went to try one of their 10 person, fancy banquet style set menus (Chinese writing only, found by my grandma in the Chinese newspaper). Service is iffy here - they had our order wrong and had to call over the owner/boss man to "discuss" the issue. Man, for a $338.00 set dinner, you'd think they could at least get that right. Did I mention they charge you $2.00/person for rice? Talk about gouging your clientele. But let's not get too hasty, we haven't even talked about the food yet. Right? Uh, yeah, totally, bro. Let's get to it. - House special cold platter - started our meal off on a nice note with a good variety of cold meats, pickled vegetables (daikon and carrots) and cucumbers. - Milk based cream noodles with shrimp -this dish was gross. Not impressed with the milk based cream sauce, which was bland and tasteless. The noodles were the same. At least there were some decent sized shrimps on top. - Stir fried pork with vegetables - a pretty simple, straightforward dish but done well. A mixture of onion, red peppers, and cassava (which I've never had at a Chinese restaurant before). But again, nothing special. - Seafood soup - soup and seafood are always the best combination. This may or may not have had shark fin in it with crab. I disapprove of killing sharks for this soup but man, is it ever delicious. - Two lobsters -why is lobster so damn good and expensive? Why can't it be like the good 'ol days when they were considered a poor man's food. This dish gets you two lobsters for the price of one...no, that's a lie, more like quadruple (or more) the face value. They were good. - Crispy fried chicken with shrimp chips -the chicken was a bit dry and overcooked. You have to hunt for the dark meat and then you're all good. - Pea shoots with crab and egg white sauce - pea shoots are such a delight, I would eat these every day if I could. Topped with egg white and barely there crab pieces. - Steamed fish - decent steamed fish but it needed to be more tender. It was lacking that sweet, succulent flavour that you normally get when you order this dish. - Fried rice - the fried rice was probably one of the better dishes of the night. Flavourful and had a nice crispy, fried wok texture. - Duck with noodles -the last dish we had was thin noodles with duck, red onions, bean sprouts and mushroom. Average at best. Minimal amount of duck. - White rice ($2.00/person) - like I said above, they charged us $2/person for rice! Holy crap, insanity. Overall, what can I say about Beijing? I've been once before for dim sum and it was mediocre. The result was exaclty the same for dinner. Passable but I wasn't impressed, especially with a few of the dishes. When you factor in the price, I won't be running back anytime soon. More like running as far away as possible. On to the next one, on to the next one... read more

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One of my favourite dimsum and traditional Chinese dinner spots in Edmonton! Good variety in dimsum dishes, and the food is always tasty, reliable and never disappoints. I would recommend coming early, especially on the weekend, to ensure you can get a table relatively quickly! read more

Beijing Beijing - Chicken feet, beef tripe, and shrimp rice noodle rolls - Dim Sum Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

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This was my first time eating here and I have to admit, I was happy to have gone with a friend who was familiar with the restaurant. As a result, I got to sit back and enjoy the food while taking full advantage of him ordering for us. The amount of variety that comes to your table is great! It's like having a buffet come to your table so you don't even have to get up. I would have preferred some of the food hotter as we caught some of the carts at the very end instead of the beginning when they just come out of the kitchen. The place gets packed, so make sure you get there early! read more

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Good place for dim sum for Edmonton there are not that many choices in Edmonton found this online and gave it a try prices much like the rest but food fresh and hot I tried the usual dumplings, pan fried turnip cake, beef balls and fried noodles at lunch time. It was quick even tough restaurant was pretty busy so we got to seat down right got away ordered and did not have to wait long a good choice DS read more

Went for dim sum at 2pm. The pork rib has sour and bad taste. Several dim sum were way over deep fried. The quality of their sim sum had gone down a lot in 2022 due to the inflation and price increase. Don't go after 1:30 PM for dim sum or you probably served with leftover. read more

This place became a favourite after trying it once. They are very friendly and assistive and they serve their food in a jiggy! Prices arent too bad either. I love how the modified my order which was my favourite-- Beed and Tendon stew in Hot pot--they added egg noodles and broth omg it was the best meal ever! Their dimsum Is to die for!!!!! read more

This review is a little different than most of what you'll likely see. To be objective, there aren't really any great Chinese places in Edmonton. That does not mean the restaurants cannot make great food. Sadly, Edmonton is generally speaking, one of those markets where upscale Chinese cuisine cannot survive. Thus, welcome to the endless places that survive off regular staples such as Dim Sum. My perspective of this place, and some other Chinese restaurants as well, is that you get what you pay for. There are some fancy dishes that can be had if you knew what to order; however, know that the prices you're paying are going to be expensive (think to the tune of of your fine dining establishments and above). The other thing to note is the ingredients are not usually stocked in advance (since there is generally no market for expensive Chinese dishes). If you're ready for some spending and don't mind some discussion, I would suggest having a nice sit down with the staff there (when it's not busy) to plan out some extravagant meal. Either your or them can get fresh ingredients from afar (e.g. king crab) to be prepared in delicious ways. Payment: Visa, debit, cash Parking: Ample parking space Worst time to go: Lunch on a weekend. All the families go for dum sum at the same time! Noise: Extremely lively when busy Food quality: Generally good if you're not looking for the exotic stuff. Have a sit down discussion if you want something nicer and are willing to pay lots. Value: Great if you're just having dim sum. Everything else is more expensive, though there are some very good dishes Kid friendliness: Lots of high chairs and booster seats. Washrooms gave change tables (not super high quality but at least there is one, even in the male washroom). No kids menu. The kids will like watching the live fish tanks. Bathroom cleanliness: Soap and paper is stocked properly. Generally clean, but not spic and span. Restaurant size: Massive. Good for banquets. Must have: Nicey cooked high quality seafood (e.g. sea bass) read more

Definitely gets crowded by 11am so arrive earlier than that on a weekend if you don't want a long wait! I judge a dim sum place by the quality of its har gow (shrimp dumplings) and that makes this place a 4/5 stars. Not the best I've had but significantly better than Tasty Noodle down the road - big chunks of shrimp and no fishy taste. This is a more traditional place meaning little carts circling around bringing the dim sum dishes, so you'd better be happy experimenting with strange things or being very patient. I would have liked to see more variety of food come around more often - I was there for half an hour before any har gow even came past me, and the table before me took the last plate of what looked like fried calamari before I was able to get any, and I never saw them again. :( Still, what I had was very tasty and this seems like the best bet for dim sum on the south side of Edmonton that I've found so far. read more

This place has changed so much since my review of 5 years ago. It is now a lot better in both service and food. The staff are now helpful and even though the language can be a bit of a barrier they actually try to understand you now rather than just ignore you. If you were/are unsure of this place I would recommend giving it another try. I did and was pleasantly surprised read more

I went here looking for dim sum but was unfortunately a bit late (they serve it until 3 pm fyi), but was still happy to order off the menu. They were fairly quiet around this time as it was before dinner time and they were happy to let us choose a table. The staff was super nice and were happy to answer our questions and help us pick our order. We ordered the 'Dinner for 2' combo option which came with wonton soup, spring rolls, ginger beef, sweet and sour chicken, and fried rice. It was a lot of delicious food and totally worth the price. My favourite ofcourse was the ginger beef, one of the best I've had in the city. Bu the soup, chicken and rice were quite delicious too. They also brought us a sweet bean dessert at the end of our meal, I believe they serve this to everyone free of charge. It was a generous portion too. Overall, I am a fan of the food and the service and will definitely be returning for both the dim sum and the dinner. read more

I have been here many times to enjoy dim sum. When you come here you need to be prepared to wait for a table as its always busy, when you ask for anything it also takes time to get it. They offer a variety of dim sum dishes such as shrimp dumpling, pork and beef, not a lot of vegetables which I always prefer having. Other than that I enjoy their food and somehow fast service. read more

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I went on Labour day and am glad I arrived just as they opened as it was insanely busy. We were seated within five minutes but there was a constant, albeit fast moving line the entire time I was there. The food was good, I did find the pork dumpling wrapper to be a bit gluggy, I think from being over steamed. The wings, radish cakes, sui mai and har gow were delish. The wings were so crispy and fresh from the fryer. The carts came around frequently and the staff was friendly. If there was an item that you wanted that didn't come around for awhile the staff promptly ordered it for you from the kitchen. I will be going back again! read more

Peking duck here is the bomb! They have a whole duck that they cut right in front of you to go into those delicious pancakes. Then you can pick from 2 other duck dishes. Very Very tasty! The mixed veggy dish was also delicious and hot and sour soup. Would come again! read more

new openning restaurant which has good environment. They have Beijing duck here but we ordered more seafood style. read more

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modern (mdrn) adj. Characteristic or expressive of recent times or the present; contemporary or up-to-date: a modern lifestyle; a modern way of thinking. So I am not quite sure how other reviews claimed this restaurant to be modern, even after the renovations. Regardless the only reason I didn't give this restaurant a higher rating was the restaurant decor itself. It was super tacky and very open. It looked like a high school cafeteria. Regardless the food was great! We ordered the dinner for eight because we were with a big group for a friend's birthday. It just kept coming and coming. We took home eight take home boxes! The menu was so huge. It was great that the restaurant had so many large tables for groups and that round turn table in the middle so everyone can share. Next time I am going to order delivery to stay away from the cheap decor and extreamly slow service. read more

Beijing Beijing was our last-minute dinner spot on Valentine's Day. Was it because it was a bit late, 8 PM-ish, that the place was near empty, or is it usually like that? I am still left wondering. And why is it called Beijing Beijing, not just Beijing? The food was certainly not twice as good. Ah, great questions of the universe. Really, you get what you pay for at this place. It's inexpensive for two people to share dinner, but it wasn't the best Chinese food I've ever eaten. I like my hot and sour soup, but everything else was pretty forgettable. Not terrible, but not good, either. Just...meh. The service was friendly enough, and with the place being almost empty (and it's rather large), it was actually kind of a fun dinner because we could be as loud and silly as we wanted to be. We might be back. The weird lobster thing another couple ordered - the only other ones in the restaurant! - looked good. read more

Beijing Beijing is one of the first places I think of going to when I feel like Dim Sum. Other than the fact that I live close by it. If you go during the weekends, it's packed with lots of people, especially family and friends getting together to catch up. The wait is pretty descent, you get seated pretty quickly no matter how many people you have. The servers work fast to put the tables together and set you up with tea and a menu right away. They are very proficent and aware of there surroundings at all time. The dim sum here isn't bad. It's not extremely greasy, looks clean and most of the time edible. I like the tripe here, because it's soft and it's not chewy and hard to swallow. The egg tarts and the BBQ pork buns are good. I like most of there dim sum items and the prices are fairly reasonable. I've also came here for dinner. They have a good selection of nice dishes to choose from. Everytime we come here for dinner we make sure we try different dishes. Most of the dishes are delicious. We don't have much complains about the food. I like the Honey Garlic Chicken,Honey & Garlic Spareribs,Chui Chow Fried Tilapia, Crab Baked in Cheese, and most of the vegetable dishes. I liked that Beijing Beijing tries to create new flavors and you can always request your food to be cooked in a certain way as long as you know what you're talking about. This is also a wonderful place to have a wedding banquet. I can handle the 10 course meal here. read more

The duck was amazing. Make sure to go there on weekends during lunch rush. The dim sum is a unique experience. However, make sure to ask for their recommendations and description of the dishes. I will defiantly go back there to try other dim sum items. BTW, it is surprisingly cheap. read more

Did not have dim sum here but had dinner with family. My cousin ordered and everything was very tasty. No complaints at all about any of the food. I felt the service was good as well. They were very attentive read more