Crazy deals!! Quality is okay but good for its cheap prices And allows take-out for some!! $7.99 5pm-10pm Super DINNER SPECIAL right now!!!! Regular ALL DAY $10.99 special going on + $3.88 BRUNCH SPECIAL until 3pm, + spend $50 to get a FREE MEST DISH too!!! Is it worth it? Yes for us, and our lowered expectations to match it's prices. It'll take another visit from us to decide if we still rather go back to just Taste of MP for lunch special. Overall, this place is less salty, saucy and oily than many places, in a good way! All the food to soup came out piping hot!! DEALS Listed Below: a) Dinner Special Special $7.99 from 5pm-10pm right now!!!! No order to-go/take out; Dine-in only. b) Regular All Day Specials - $10.99 Lots of Dishes!!! Lunch special 10am-5pm (soup and rice included), Dinner Special 5pm-10pm (dessert included). AND you can order to-go/take-out vs dine-in only. I assume the included items are for dine-in only? c) Dim Sum Special $3.88 from 10am-3pm. Cheap and decent for price. d) $50 minimum spend and get 1 free meat dish to go: Chicken, Pork, Duck. Ducks was whatever. I imagine chicken being good here since our roasted pork was whatever too. The For a Thursday 1:20pmish, not crowded but not empty. We ordered lunch specials and dim sum special. And ws surprised with a free meat dish for spending $50. Staff were nice, can understand English. Soup was actually pretty good. Rice is typical, nothing different. $10.99 Roasted Pork $10.99 Steamed chicken with ear wood mushrooms $10.99 Garlic Eggplant $10.99 Stir-Fried Sting Beans. $0 Duck since we spent over $50. - The meats were whatever. Veggies were okay. $3.88+ Dim Sum 10am-3pm: $3.88 Har Gow (Shrimp Dumpling). $3.88 Chicken Feet. Dim sum items were okay. Nothing too spectacular. It's wasn't bad. But wonder if I would visit just for dim sum, then can decide if it's worth the cheapness. $1.75 per person for tea. It seems have become a regular thing everywhere now to charge for tea :( We still feel Taste of MVP is the best quality and variety lunch special place so far. Big Ma's Kitchen would #1 in price for its quality!! Big Ma's Kitchen dishes are less salty, oily and saucey (in a good way) than many typical canto places now. Lunch or/and Dinner Special Competitiors like Grand Harbour (cheap list doesn't offer good enough picks, medium low quality), Red 99 (limited menu too, packed), Longten Cafe (low quality), Fuxing Springs (worst in quality), Tin Tin (remembered it to be westernized chinese food awhile back?), etc. Any lunch or dinner specials you like better? Welcome to share with me! Always looking for better deals!! read more

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I first brought my family to Big Ma's Kitchen during their grand opening, and at that time we really enjoyed both the food and the service. Because of that good first experience, I was excited to come back after seeing their Dinner Special for $7.99 with 16 different dishes. The prices looked very reasonable, so I decided to bring my family here for dinner tonight. Unfortunately, this visit was completely different from our first one. The restaurant was packed and every table was full. We had a party of 7 and waited around 30 minutes before getting seated. We ended up ordering 9 dishes, but once the food came out, we were really disappointed by how small the portions were. Even at $7.99 per dish, the portions felt too small for dining in, especially when sharing with a family. One of the biggest frustrations was the fish dish. I asked the server about five times if they could check whether the fish was coming soon, and I even said that if it had not been started yet, we would rather cancel it. It still took around 40 minutes before the fish finally arrived. The restaurant was also extremely loud. With so many people talking around us, we could barely hear each other and had to almost shout just to have a conversation. The whole meal felt uncomfortable and rushed instead of relaxing. Unfortunately, some of the food was also disappointing. Some of the meat was very dry, and the crispy skin on one dish was so hard that it was difficult to chew. With the small portions, our family still did not feel full even after ordering 9 dishes. Service was another major issue. We had to repeatedly ask several times for different things, including checking on our food, getting to-go boxes and bags, and even getting the check. The staff seemed overwhelmed, and some of the interactions felt unfriendly. It was disappointing because our first visit during the grand opening was actually very good, which is why we came back. But after tonight's experience, I don't think we will be returning. For our family, this will most likely be our last visit. read more

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Came here with my family for a late lunch and unfortunately left very disappointed. Our fried pork came out cold, and the chow mein was not what we wanted. When we asked to order a different one, we were told the staff was eating and they couldn't make it. Our waiter was also rude and dismissive, often responding with "wait a minute" when we asked for something. Our bill was over $235.75, and for that price, we expected much better food and service. Unfortunately, the overall experience was very disappointing. read more

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Came during a weekend dinner time. Parking was to find on their lot. Place was busy as there was a family taking three big tables. They only provided us with the lunch menu when we arrived. If you spend $50 or more, you get to spin the wheel for a free dish. They asked us what we wanted and we requested the 免费烤鸭 or Roasted Duck. We didn't spin the wheel. Later, we saw that crab was one of the free item you could spin for, so we immediately ask the waiter to change the free item, but she said they already cut up the duck. Also, they said you have to spin to get the crab. We've been here many time and have not see anyone spin for the crab. We ordered the 清蒸鲈鱼 or Steamed Sea Bass with Soy Sauce for $16.99, 乾煸四李豆 or Stir-fried String Beans for $10.99, 海鲜扒炸豆腐 or Seafood Fried Tofu for $13.99, and 宮保雞丁 or Kung Pao Chicken for $10.99. We also ordered white rice for $1.50 per bowl. All of the dishes were really salty. We saw other tables had the Dinner Special menu. We didn't like that we didn't get a complete menu when we definitely came during the Dinner Special time. The complimentary red bean dessert at the end wasn't bad. The food was too salty and service was not good this time. read more

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Okay so my family and I stopped by Big Ma's Kitchen in Rosemead for dim sum this past weekend and I'm still thinking about it. We ordered a solid spread. The Lo Mai Gai (steamed rice wrapped in lotus leaf) was probably my favorite of the day, so soft and savory once you unwrap it. We also got the siu mai (pork and shrimp dumplings, obviously non-negotiable), a deep fried meat dumpling that had the perfect crunch, and finished things off with the coconut pudding for dessert. Here's the part that made the whole meal though. They've got a promo right now where if you spend over $50, you get to spin a prize wheel for a free item. My dad spun it and somehow landed on a completely free roast pork plate. We were not expecting that and it made the whole meal feel like a win. Portions were generous, everything came out fresh and hot, and the price point is honestly hard to beat for what you're getting. This is one of those spots that doesn't need to be fancy because the food just speaks for itself. Although it's worth mentioning that they do have HERMES plates and cups and a decent ambiance. If you're in the SGV and looking for a solid weekend dim sum spot with your family, put this on the list. We'll be back, and hopefully we get lucky on that wheel again. read more

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Got the 7.99 special at 8:30 pm. It is good from 5-10 pm. Portion for the dishes are reasonable. They charge for rice 1.5 per bowl. No tea tax during dinner. No free soup. But red bean soup for dessert was free. read more

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So far, I've been here for dim sum and dinner, Big Ma's Kitchen is consistent overall. Flavors are on point and prices are very reasonable. Most importantly, it got my Asian mother's stamp of approval. The $3.88 dim sum special can't be beat. They also take reservations, so that came in handy this past Friday lunch with my party of 10. The total bill was $235 and that was a steal for all the food and beers we got. The Temu Hermés tableware is a plus. read more

Big Ma's Kitchen - Dim Sum Near Me - Rosemead, California

Your typical Chinese Dim Sum restaurant serving the basic dishes like siu mai, shrimp dumpling, xiao long Bao, steamed rice roll with shrimp or beef and others. They also have some other unique stores fried dishes but we were there for the Dim Sum only. All dishes were what we expected with the exception of the siu mai. That was good. Services are as expected in a Chinese restaurant and forget about ambience! Get your table and enjoy your meal. read more

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Service was good and attentive. Food was solid. Enjoyed the free included soup & rice for lunch. Enjoyed the anniversary dine in only $3.88 dim sum. Will come back try more dishes. read more

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Order takeout through HungryPanda, arrived in 15 minutes, but food was not ready yet because they totally missed the order. There were a bunch of items that I ordered that was not available so I had to make some last-minute changes to my order. The food was actually pretty decent and service is exactly what you would expect from an average Chinese restaurant. Got the fried rice, French style beef, honey walnut shrimp, garlic stir fry vegetable, beef ribs, and bbq platter. All were good! 3.5 stars which those know means it's a pretty solid average Chinese restaurant. read more

Came in for dim sum but I'm not a fan. The portions were bigger but the food lacked in quality. -Chicken Feet: Needs to be cooked a bit longer. It was still a bit tough. I like my cartilage gelatinous. -Steamed Spare Ribs: Also needs to be cooked longer. The meat was very chewy and hard to get off the bone. -Shrimp with Chive Rice Roll: Came without chives. Asked about chives and was told they ran out of chives. I wish they had told us they were out of chives, we would've ordered the beef roll instead. -Sauteed Green Beans Lunch Special: Super salty. My mom said they took a shortcut and deep fried the green beans and then threw them in the wok, but because of this, it's missing wok hei. -Steamed Tilapia Lunch Special: Not bad, some sections overcooked and lots of scales found here and there. Bill came out to $44 and change. They have a promo at $50, would've appreciated being told that, I would've ordered 1 more dish just to be able to spin a wheel for funsies haha At the end of the day, I get it, it's busy, but I'd rather they take longer to cook something than give it to me faster at the expense of quality. Looks like they prioritize speed over quality. Might come back for dinner, since it was good last time but a hard pass on dim sum and lunch specials here. read more

We love a bargain!! You can't beat the price for good dim sum. For as long as it lasts, pay $3.88 per dish. We ordered five items from a menu of about 20 or so dim sum items on the front page of the fancy glossy color order form. See pic. *Chicken feet 5/5 ( steamed phoenix claw in black bean sauce) mildly spicy, piping hot, delicious. Order it. *Beef noodle roll 5/5 well made, meat tasty, kinda sweet, yummy. Order it!! *Baked bbq bun 3/5 was kinda hard on the glazed top and barely warm. *turnip cakes (panfried rafish patty) 5/5 good. Had bbq bits in it, which I liked, no dried shrimp, which I liked, but there was a mild dry shrimp flavor. **sticky lotus rice wrap. 5/5 Egg yolk inside, about the size of your palm, sticky rice stuffed with chunks of meat, including Chinese sausage. Loved it. Order it!! Crowded at noon, we were sat right away at a table for four. The waiters asked us politely if we could swap tables with a group that was too cramped at a table for two...we agreed so the server could accommodate the larger party. We were glad to do it, but I think he should have offered the tea for free. But it's fine. I overtired anyway. TIP-- pay in cash, or incur a 3.5 percent extra cost for using a credit card for a total under $30. There's a surcharge for takeout too...we got a half pound of bbq pork for $7 buck at the little takeout attacked to the dining room on the supermarket side of the building. *takeout of bbq pork.. Good flavor but kinda dry...and dark, mostly lean bbq pork. 3/5. This place is noisy at noon on a Tuesday; shares a parking lot wirh an Asian market, so parking lot is big and free...but an be challenging depending on when you arrive. Service is fast, easy to flag servers, easy to signal for the check, but they seem to be short staffed so don't expect check ins for extra napkins ohot water refills for your teapot. But they are easy to flag if you need anything. At least they don't pressure you to leave right away, since I had to wait for my change, it was a nice leisurely tea visit with mom. The change came in one's abd fives, yay! 5/5. Perfect for tipping generously, but not overly. A lot of oeople were doing takeout. The $3.88 per dish works there too. And after 3 pm, 2 items for that same price. What a bargain. read more

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We stopped here because we were in the area and needed a place to eat. I'll be honest, this visit was disappointing. From the moment we walked in, the restaurant did not feel very clean. The chairs looked old and worn, and the overall space felt outdated. The main item I wanted to try was the dumplings, but unfortunately they were unavailable, which was a letdown. We ordered just two dishes, and the total came to $42 before tip about $50 after tip. For that price, I expected much better quality. The vegetables were plain, and the noodles were soggy. The food itself just didn't justify the cost. Customer service was okay, but not very attentive. They didn't really check on us during the meal and seemed more focused on cleaning and other tasks in the back. Overall, this was not a great experience, and personally, I wouldn't come back read more

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First of all, their Chinese name actually translates more to "Royal/King Horse," so "Big Ma's" feels like a pretty lazy translation. We were already a bit disappointed that they didn't have the beancurd tofu skin roll on the dim sum menu. Instead, we shared the steamed seabass, braised tofu, and BBQ pork. Unfortunately, the BBQ pork was just okay, and the braised tofu was pretty bland. The biggest issue, though, was the steamed seabass, it came out half raw! I pointed it out to the waiter, and even he reacted with an "aiyah, very sorry!" I do appreciate that they removed it from our bill without us having to ask. Also... does anyone know why they use knock-off Hermès-style dishes?A bit odd. Overall, this visit was pretty underwhelming. read more

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I came in to check out their anniversary special, which is a pretty unbeatable deal at $3.88 for dim sum. They also have a promotion where if you spend $35, you get to spin a prize wheel for a free dish. We ended up with the soy sauce chicken as our prize, which was a nice bonus. I really wanted to like this place, but unfortunately the food was just "okay". I found most of the dishes to be lacking in balance and flavor. The service was fine... nothing spectacular. Although it wasn't my cup of tea, I still recommend ya'll give this place a try. Who knows, I may have gone on an off day. Siu Mai 6/10 - Lacked a lot of flavor. The meat was very chewy and had too much mushroom. Soy Sauce Chicken 6/10 - Not properly seasoned, and didn't taste fresh. Chicken Feet 8/10 - The only good dish. It was very flavorful! Shrimp Rice Roll 6/10 - The wrapper was far too thick and overpowered everything else on the dish, including the soy sauce. Fried Shrimp Rice Roll 6/10 - The red rice wrapper was just as thick as the regular shrimp rice roll. Hardly any shrimp in the filling. Har Gow 6/10 - Same problem, thick wrapper. Shrimp itself was decently seasoned, but overpowered by the thick wrapper. read more

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Glad that I decided to stop by at this place. They are running an anniversary special. Dim sum for $3.88. Extremely good deal. Service is quick and attentive. Immediately served with tea and pork ribs soup. Already loving it. Then the manager stopped by with a surprise. Spin for free items. Yaaaay. We got yellow chicken, i think its Hainan chicken. Juicy, tasty deliciously and free. What I ordered: Sea bass steamed, plating is not pretty, minimal scallion shreds. The fish is tender and soft but still has lots of fish bones. Careful when eating it. It has a very little hint of chinese herbal in the sauces. egg tofu, delicious. Good amount of lettuce and enoki mushrooms. The sauce is perfect too. The yellow Chicken. Very tasty. I usually doesn't like this kind of chicken, to my surprise. It's really really good. Will be ordering this for the next visit. Har gao, bigger size, thicker skin which is quite good. chicken feet. This is one of the best Fung Jao that I ever eat in USA. It has that Singaporean flavor. Love it. Very tasty. Sticky rice, pretty good. Better than some other places. Siu mai with truffle. Now.. this one is just a regular siu mai and top with a little truffle thingy. So when the little truffle fall on the plate, thats it, you'll be eating regular siu mai, so if you order it with truffle, you better not drop the truffle. Not crazy for this one. The soup on the house. Just like grandma's soup. Simple and delicious. Will be back soon and will bring my family here too. read more

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Background On Visit: Was famished after a long day at work. So I decided to make myself feel better by having some canto food. Credit Card: They're accepted, but will charge a 3.5% surcharge for checks under $29. Restrooms: Restroom is available to use. Location/Parking: Located on the SE corner for Del Mar and Garvey. Parking can be found in their private lot. You can also find parking on the street. Ambiance/Decor: From the outside, the restaurant looks big. In the inside, it's kinda small. Modern furnishings through out the shop. Service: Service was decent. Justin was friendly and attentive. food came out at a decent time. Food Of Choice: I decided on the steamed chicken with mushroom under the $10.99 section. It also came with a bowl of soup and rice. Thought it was good, but the food was pre-made already. While I was exploring the bbq section, I saw a batch of it . I probably think they just put a plate full of it and just warmed it up before it reached my table. Big Ma's For Thought: I might come back to try out their dim sum. read more

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tl;dr -- Food was fine, but it's definitely mid for SGV since there are many options that are better. Service was also really slow, so we ended up canceling our order on the BBQ platter. My cousin and I met up with my aunt and her family for dinner this past Sunday at Big Ma's Kitchen. It was pretty busy, probably because it was a weekend night and LNY Eve Eve. We ordered pretty quickly upon arrival, but it took awhile for food to come out. 822. YUNNAN MUSHROOM CHICKEN SOUP - 22.99 Started off on a good note with some hearty soup that had a satisfying chicken flavor. It was warm and soothing, so I enjoyed two bowls for myself. 809. WAGYU KOBE BEEF WITH SNAP PEAS - 24.99 Flavor wise, it wasn't bad but could use more wok hay. The beef was definitely tenderized with baking soda to get that soft texture, but we can tell it wasn't very high quality. The snap peas were pretty fresh, quite crunchy and enjoyable. 321. TAISHAN CAULIFLOWER STIR FRIED PORK BELLY/PRESERVED MEAT - 19.99 Good stir-fried flavor with fresh Taishan cauliflower. This was probably my favorite vegetable dish we got. However, it still wasn't anything to write home about. 909. PEA SPROUTS (GARLIC STIR-FRIED) - 20.99 The pea sprouts looked wilted and old, and it tasted exactly like it looked. It was tough and a bit difficult to chew through. Overall, disappointing. 709. SOY SAUCE AND IMPERIAL CHICKEN DUO - 23.99 Both chicken styles were pretty mid. The white chicken was dry and flavorless, despite the more flavorful skin. We have made better versions at home. We waited a long time for the BBQ Platter which we ended up canceling because we didn't know how much longer we'd have to wait. Somehow, all of this fed a party of seven with some leftovers. I'm unsure if everyone was full or if some of us didn't eat to our heart's content since the food wasn't that good. Unfortunately, I'm reluctant to come back to Big Ma's Kitchen. read more

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Ordered a to-go box, the dishes are flavoraful with fair price. This store is located at some convenient intersaction, there were a lot of customers on a Saturday night. I am going to try their Dim Sum next time read more

It's my first time at this restaurant (under new management). I ordered roast duck, roast pork and soy sauce chicken to go. I liked the roast duck and soy sauce chicken. I would give them 4 out of 5 stars rating. The roast pork was okay. 3 out of 5 stars. I would have liked the skin to be more crispy. I see that they also serve dim sum and other Cantonese dishes. I would go back there to try other dishes. read more

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Have been here twice. Both times had dimsum and the hot stir fry dishes. The dimsum was solid, I'd definitely go back for dimsum, bonus the price per plate is inexpensive! We had all the usual and I liked every single one of them. Rice noodles, various dumplings, spare ribs, chicken feet, sweet dimsum dishes, etc. The hot dishes were just mediocre. Service was pretty good, which surprised me. Both times, the staffs were helpful and responsive. Busy, so I did have to grab their attention. Restaurant was clean and spacious. Not tight. read more

Shout out to Peter and Lisa from YouTube for showcasing Big Ma's Kitchen! Probably the best salt and pepper shrimp I have had in ages! Perfectly fried and seasoned. The spicy eggplant was solid as well. The complimentary soup that comes with the specials were outstanding and hearty with pork and chicken. The dim sum was good but not great. The shrimp rice noodle was ok. We had shrimp hargaw which was a bit mushy. The pork/shrimp shui mai was plump and good and the barbecue pork bun was fluffy and delicious. The customer service was outstanding! 5 stars because of the service. Food came out fresh and hot and no charge for the delicious jasmine tea. Plus they don't have a service fee for using credit cards which I appreciated. Will definitely be back to try other dishes. read more

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They have a take out area much like Panda Express with fresh Chinese bbq choices. Takeout area includes a large variety of choices. Ingredients are fresh authentic too Location is right on th corner. They have their own parking lot too This is also a sit down restaurant too read more

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I still love their to go food. They change their dishes up and their eggplant is really good. Sometimes they have this fried fish fillet with sauce. I love that too. Their dim sum after 3pm special has some limitations. But dim sum tasted good too. read more

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So we use to come here to the fast food, steam table section, to pick up a dish or two for dinner. Well, with the new ownership & remodel, we wanted to do our normal thing and pick up a dish for dinner. Going into the fast food section, place looked clean, staffers looked ready to serve, food looked ok. Here is where the problem starts, looking at a dish of steam chicken with mushrooms and other miscellaneous vegetables, we asked for one large order of it, the server placed two small scoops in the container and closed the box. They wanted to charge us over $12 dollars for portion size for a small child. My wife who is normally very calm & quiet, spoke out to the server in her language, "is that all we get for a large portion? ...and for that price" If she has to yell out, it has to be really bad. Lol. The server responded back, "sorry, but that's what the owner taught us, as for the portion size" Well the owner needs to realize, a happy customer, is a returning customer. The wife & I, felt ripped off. The food was ok tasting, but the amount was not worth the price. This place is a one and done establishment. 2 stars from me. read more

The prices are great and they currently have a spin the wheel for an extra free dish of either chicken, pork, lobster. Plus free soup, rice, and dessert with each order. So the value is there. The cut chicken and pork were decent. But the food entrees themselves like the fish, veggies, cucumber were cooked with too much salt and oil for our table's taste. Probably can request to lessen, which may help the flavor. The ingredients also didn't taste that fresh, so was disappointed there. The service was quick and kind. Ambiance is standard Chinese restaurant. Plenty of parking, part of a larger plaza. read more

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We noticed the banners for a promotion of $3.88/dim sum dish and thought to give it a try! It was a busy Friday morning, but the staff still served us very quickly! They have a main entrance for the restaurant (which is very spacious by the way) and also an entrance for To-Go orders only. We enjoyed the steamed ribs, (pretty juicy) Xiao long bao, garlic eggplant, and shrimp xiu mai. I wish we knew how long the promotion is going to run for, because I'd go back on try more! read more

They have a special going on for dim sum, $3.88 a plate. Also, if you spend over $50, you can turn the wheel to get a free dish such as duck or roast pork. Turnip cake wasn't good, because it was too hard and cold. Their roasted duck is quite good. It was super tender and flavorful compared to other restaurants. Roast pork came out cold, but the skin was still crispy and the meat wasn't too dry. Definitely, the duck is better choice. Shrimp rice roll is good. It came out hot and rice noodle was chewy and shrimp was juicy. Even the steamed pork ribs with rice rolls was pretty good. The steamed fish is fresh live and cooked well. This restaurant is good for large crowd because they have plenty of seating. Service was good. Overall, the pricing isn't bad not a bad choice. read more

We read about the limited time $3.88 dim sum from a Facebook group, so we decided to come try it out. When we got there, we realized it's not just a dim sum spot, they actually have a full menu of mostly Cantonese-style dishes. They also have lunch specials starting from $10.99. Even though there were a lot of options, we mostly stuck to dim sum. After we ordered, a staff member came by and asked us to spin a roulette wheel. We had no idea what was going on at first, but apparently if you spend over $35, you get to spin and win a free dish. We ended up getting a free steamed fish. As for the food, it was solid. The roasted pork had really crispy skin. The dim sum were good overall with the shrimp-yaujagwai red rice cheung fun being my favorite. The complimentary steamed fish was also nicely done and tasted fresh. Service was fast, and the food came out quickly. Highly recommend this place!! read more

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10/5/25 Sunday Came on a Sunday night to pick up a Too Good to Go (an app that reduces food waste by selling leftovers for cheap) order. It's $5 for what is shown in the picture. Large portion but mostly carbs and veggies. Decent amount of meat for the price. The front is a restaurant while the back is a takeout only place. We picked up our order in the back. Very quick pick up. They already had all the boxes packed and ready. Taste-wise, it's not bad. It was still warm when we got it and filled two people up. This is a bargain, but only worth it if you're not a picky eater and just want to fill your belly. Plenty of parking in the lot. read more

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Came here previously for the $3.88 dimsum and it was mediocre. Saw a lot of elderly people eating their special lunch so we thought we would come back for dinner. The roast pork for $19.99 only has fat. The duck was dried but it was free if you order over $50. Everything else was okay but you do have to pay for rice for dinner. read more

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Earlier I reported about the fish, I WAS RIGHT. Health inspector reported of mis-pratice. I hope to retry this restaurant sometime soon read more

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I waa here for a friend's birthday dinner. I was really impressed with all of the dishes, especially the winter melon soup, the pork belly, and the roast duck! The steamed fish and the goose were also very tasty. I can't wait to return to try more dishes! read more

Big Ma's Kitchen - Deliciously crispy whole pork. The head is still on. You have been warned. - Dim Sum Near Me - Rosemead, California

Great price and lots of food for the price. Very reasonable The restaurant is very nice and clean. The service is excellent and the waiter is friendly , polite and respectful. read more

Great first-time lunch! The $8.99 + tax two-item combo tasted good and was very affordable. No Thursday lunch crowd. However, I found out that they added a 3% credit card surcharge on my receipt without any notice... read more

Big Ma's Kitchen - Two items combo - Dim Sum Near Me - Rosemead, California

They kept messing up our order for the lobster noodles even though I circled exactly what we wanted on the paper menu. The staff were disorganized, and I felt slightly unwell after the meal because of how oily everything was. read more

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Got the turkey for Thanksgiving, came with a side of truffle fried rice. I think it was a seasonal menu. The turkey came whole. Pretty good. Simple roasted whole turkey. Seasoning is like a typical chinese bbq outside, inside very tender very well brined. I used the wings, drumsticks, and leftover carcass to make turkey stock the next day, yum. The fried rice was good. A bit on the dry side and probably just a hint of truffle oil, but decent amount of meat and my toddler finished his meal, so overall pretty good. We also got choy sum vegetable stir fry. Need to have some greens during holiday parties too! They made it well, I had no doubt. Safe choice. I managed to pre order to the owner via fb. I think normally they'd want you to go to the restaurant and pre order there. But I just didn't have time or energy to do an extra trip. So I tried contacting the owner and agreed to pay via zelle first. He was accommodating. read more

My family and I had passed by this place several times and decided to give this restaurant a try. Parking: The parking lot is shared with the Del Mar Super Market and surrounds the entire restaurant. We were politely directed to a table pretty quickly and right after we ordered they let us try this prize spinning wheel. We won a soy glazed chicken and it was very delicious. Everything we ordered was very tasty, although we accidentally ordered two tofu dishes, we did not mind it. Sorry if the pictures aren't that pretty, but hopefully it being mostly eaten says a lot. My family and I would definitely eat here again. read more

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Big Ma's Kitchen is a Cantonese cuisine restaurant with specialties like roasted duck and BBQ pork, plus lunch and dinner menus. It is located on Garvey and Del Mar Ave. in Rosemead. (The former location was Jade Seafood Restaurant.) I like their Chinese business name more than Big Ma's Kitchen because the English business name is not as fancy as the Chinese version. I did not try their dine-in, but I ordered their to-go dishes. They have a discount dim sum price after 3 p.m. (buy two get one free, and the dim sum price is $5.26 each). I was there at around 3:30 p.m., but most of the dim sum were gone, so I only ordered their pineapple custard buns, beef ribs, and steamed pork ribs. I also ordered the 2-item rice combo plate (only $8.99). The dim sum quality was mediocre, but I liked the steamed pork ribs. The beef ribs were kinda greasy. For the 2-item rice combo plate, the taste was not bad but could be better. The price was cheap, so you get what you paid for. However, I still wanna try their other dishes and dim sum as well. The to-go service was fast and efficient, and they were very friendly. For the to-go rating, I will give them 3.5 stars, but we may dine in there someday to try their other dim sum and gourmet dishes. read more

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the current 3.3 rating is already fairly low, and i've never been one to pile on but the line outside thus place is just enormous and i feel i have a duty to save anyone i can from a subpar meal, no matter how cheap or seemingly hyped it is we came on a saturday around 11, waited about 30 minutes for a party for 5 and unfortunately nothing we ordered (and we ordered plenty) was any good at all. parking is limited, the steamed fish we ordered was undercooked/inedible, the crispy pork belly skin had no crisp or fat to it, spun a wheel for a free dish that never came, and everything that was served tasted below average and/or rushed out to meet their inexplicably endless demand every new restaurant is trying hard to strike some sort price/quality balance for chinese food in san gabriel valley; based on our lunch rush experience, this one is too far gone read more