Solid dim sum place. Good tasting food that's super affordable. When we walked in, I wasn't sure if we were walking in on a staff lunch. Though people were sitting at different tables, they were all talking to each other. We asked if they were open and a person at one of the tables gestured to a table next to him and told us to sit down. (I still have no idea if they worked there or not.) Listen, it's no frills and all the people eating at that moment were Chinese. We were the only non-Chinese and honestly, I felt really good about our chances of eating good dim sum here. We ordered: Soup dumplings Sticky chicken rice BBQ pork buns Deep fried sesame balls Steam shrimp dumplings Steamed siu mai There were 3 of us and we left with full bellies for $41, including tip. What?! That's amazing. I am still not sure if we were among staff, fellow shop owners and/or neighbors. It felt like we were at a family lunch and I'm not mad about it. Oh! And our efficient waitress gave us a complimentary dessert. Not sure what it was, like a rice jelly? My kids paid it the greatest Asian compliment-"It's not too sweet!" It was a very comfortable environment, the food came out relatively fast, all was delicious, and our bill came well under $50. Would absolutely return. read more

Broadway Dim Sum Cafe - Noodles Near Me - San Francisco, California

Old school Chinese restaurant in the heart of SF Chinatown. They have a karaoke machine if you feel brave enough. We stopped in to have a light lunch and enjoy the atmosphere of the area. SF has one of the last and truly old school Chinatowns. You can hear the old language here, and it's not mandarin. We ordered a few dim sum items and everything came out fresh and hot. Everything tastes the way it's supposed to be. It was a bit of a wait for the food to be served, but we didn't mind since we were relaxing and taking a break from the sight-seeing. Enjoyed our time here. read more

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Stumbled upon this spot after grabbing a drink at the Buddha Lounge (another great spot, btw). We enjoyed the classics; Sui mai, steamed pork buns, pan-fried dumplings, and ha gao. Plus a beef chow mein. Everything was really good and came out fairly quickly. It wasn't any standout to other dim sum places I've tried, but that wouldn't stop me from coming back here the next time I'm in the area and want some affordable, casual dim sum. read more

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I'm not sure if it's just because I was starving, but I really enjoyed the food here! The restaurant itself isn't anything fancy, and the food choices are all pretty standard. All of the dim sum dishes we had were fantastic though! We had shrimp dumplings, pan fried pork dumplings, bbq port buns, and an egg soup with Chinese donuts. My favorite was definitely the pan fried dumplings - they had a perfect amount of meat inside and the flavors were phenomenal. The soup was also great, especially with the donut! The food did take a while to come out after we ordered, so I wouldn't recommend if you're in a hurry. Overall service was good though, and the staff were all super friendly! I would go back! read more

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Broadway Dim Sum Cafe surprised me in the best way. I was expecting mid, based on some of the reviews, but this place slapped. The pork and veggie buns were fresh and fluffy with that good steamy dough and flavorful filling. The chow fun was delicious. Chewy, silky noodles with great wok flavor and not oily. But the real star was the braised pig trotters. Fall-apart tender, with the perfect mix of rich fatty bits and soft lean meat, all draped over a bed of cabbage soaking in sauce. I still think about that. Overall the food hit, service was fast, and it felt like a true neighborhood spot - no frills, just good food flying out of the kitchen. Def coming back. read more

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We came here to try the bbq fried rice. They are called a dim sum cafe but people who were eating here seemed to be ordering more a la carte/entree type dishes. It looked like your typical restaurant in the area. Nothing fancy but pretty busy. Our bbq fried rice was fresh and tasty. Simple but satisfying and reasonably priced. read more

My go to for Chinese food in China Town. Everything is good here, it depends on what you are in the mood for but dim sum, a la carte, noodle soups, house specials, combo dinners, you can't and/or won't go wrong if you follow your tummy when ordering here. Last couple weeks, it's been Custard Buns, Pork Buns, BBQP Fried Rice and Beef Chow fun when to go in between soccer practices and meetings. Sit down...enjoy braised beef over rice, noodle soups, so many a la carte dishes I love from Eggplant with minced pork, to short ribs, kung pow, Ma Po, this place truly satisfies any taste bud that is calling out: sweet, savory, salty, spicy, sour, and even bitter!!!...YUMMY! I really like this place because my food is always amazing when fresh, and if any gets back into the fridge....when heated the next day, omg, sometimes better if not the same (this is one of my favorite things about this place)?! Noodle Soup on a foggy cold day/night- YES PLEASE. The place is clean and you can tell the staff here are very attentive and the food is consistently great! I definitely recommend if you are in Chinatown :) read more

There are 2 dim sum places right next to each other on this street. This particular location serves up decently affordable dim sum (items mostly range from $4-5 with some premium options up to $7-8), though the menu is pretty sparse and limited to only the most basic items. Most of the other customers seemed to be regulars and overall nothing was particularly delicious. I think most of the very high reviews either to be clouded by nostalgia or are actually for the dim sum place next door as I found the food to be mid and service / ambiance abysmal. It was a chilly Saturday when we went and the door was open the whole time so that the regulars could go outside to smoke. There was a bit of a line and the lady kept telling everyone that the wait would be 5 minutes. We ended up waiting 15 to be seated and another 20 before our first dim sum item came out. Then it turns out they forgot two of our items which resulted in an additional 15-20 minute wait. I ended up spending over 70 minutes here and left hungry because I frankly just wanted to leave. They do take credit card here, which is a nice perk for Chinatown, but honestly go to one of the many, many other much better options around here. Only reason they aren't getting 1 star is because the food is fine (not good, just fine). read more

Been going to this place since I was a kid. At one point they had the store to the right also so there was a doorway in the right wall when you walk in. It's changed again this past time. Small, but you can always split a large round table with others (old school style). Saw some old folks as well as what looked like millennials there enjoying their chow fun. Was gonna get the dimsum but settled with phoenix claw, paigwut, and beef stew with daikon pot. My friend loved everything except the paigwut. It was my fault. You can get better paigwut elsewhere. But the beef stew with rice was outta this world. And you can dine on phoenix claw like nobody's business. Tell them to bring food out at once or close to each other or food will get cold. Price is pretty good. Hard to find a place that don't charge tax!! Would definitely go back. Also they take Apple Pay! read more

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We were actually going to another place but it was close . Ended up here to eat some delicious dim sum. The wonton soup was the best !! Place is not fancy or big but nice little place . Service was good. Definitely try it out ! read more

Broadway Dim Sum Cafe - #76 Wonton Noodle Soup - Noodles Near Me - San Francisco, California

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The food here was very fresh and tasty. We loved everything we ate. The service was friendly. We waited a long time for the check and boxes but didn't mind. Just don't come and sit when you are in a hurry. It's a very basic place but you can't beat the fresh and affordable food! read more

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You say the neon lights are bright on Broadway...well at Broadway Dim Sum Cafe, the dim sum menu items are served just well enough for those to enjoy. Located on the eponymous Broadway in San Francisco's Chinatown neighborhood, Broadway Dim Sum Cafe has been serving traditional Cantonese menu items for what feels like generations, as their still fairly newish pink awning is a reminder for dim sum fans of what place they are actually looking for amongst all of their rivals in the Chinatown business district. What brought me to sample a variety of the dim sum delights that Broadway Dim Sum Cafe offers up is the fact that they were participating in San Francisco Restaurant Week for the Fall of 2023, which for an affordable fast-casual dining option in the city, this was a rarity, as usually businesses sign up to participate because they can offer diners usually a three-course set price menu option with a curated choice of an appetizer, entrée, and dessert. But at Broadway Dim Sum Cafe they uniquely offer a Dim Sum Combo for only 15 dollars, which includes three steamed pork buns, four steamed shrimp dumplings or Haw Gows, four steamed pork dumplings or Siu Mai and one canned beverage of your choice. They also offered a lunchtime entrée item and iced tea option, but considering the time I had I opted for the dim sum pre-fix menu option. With a deal like that, I was on board to try something new, and since Broadway Dim Sum Cafe was so close to my work place, I thought a quick walk up Broadway to grab my meal for a takeout lunch was just the thing I needed to break up the monotony of my day. Plus the benefit of being able to grab a quick and easy takeout meal and still not be too far away from work worked out perfectly for me. Upon entry to Broadway Dim Sum Cafe, one will notice that there are certainly no frills operation here, as they have a case of cellophane wrapped desserts in one case, and more non-perishable dim sum items behind another glass case. In fact, all of their steamed dim sum items are behind their front glass partition facing the front of their restaurant, which ironically is covered by additional pictures of their menu, and other menu items written in Chinese characters with corresponding images. So in order to see what their dim sum items look like you really have to step inside and peer over their front counter to see what they are offering. In less than five minutes, their server knew exactly what I came here for, as I managed to point to their sign and put up an index finger to represent the number one as if to say that I wanted one of these. She told me to look in their glass case for a soft drink of my choice, which included some nice canned tea and pearl drinks, as she assembled my takeout food order. Costing only $15.33, which included tax, I was out the door with a heavy plastic takeout box of food to take back to work to feast on. Upon my return back to my office, I decided to dive into each of my three dim sum items to see which ones I liked the best, and honestly the answer was simple, as their Pork Siu Mais were tightly wrapped and ready to be consumed. Their Har Gows were decent, but honestly nothing to write about, as since everything was served at room temperature, it had to be immediately reheated in a microwave, and therefore turned each dumpling into a bit of a mushy experience taste-wise, which made me not like it as much as I should. The BBQ pork steamed were slightly disappointing as well, as there was way too much breaded bun for my taste, as there wasn't enough pork filling, as the inside was fine, but just needed a little more so I could enjoy every bite. But as I ate every bite of my takeout meal, and managed to take home a little more for a future meal, I thought to myself, how often would I get this much food for so little money. If Broadway Dim Sum Cafe had not participated in San Francisco Restaurant week, then I never would have visited, so mission accomplished, as the whole goal of this promotion was to discover new businesses with their affordable multi-course specially curated menu. I was also able to glance at their lunch and dinner menu featuring their entrées, and their Chow Fun and Chow Mein dishes were sold at $10.50 each, and that comes with a protein topping. I think the price points make it worth a second look alone, and when you're walking down that street, and you ain't had enough to eat...I won't quit til I know that Broadway Dim Sum Cafe is that star I know it can be! read more

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My friend and I came here at 2:30pm on a Saturday and were given menus and water quickly. I ordered the shrimp dumplings dim sum and also a shrimp chow mein. The food was fine. Nothing that amazing and the dim sum wasn't super flavorful. I expected better quality for paying $5.50 for four dumplings. My friend ordered the sweet and sour chicken and she opted to leave the dish uneaten. She also had the bbq pork buns which she did enjoy. Good service but the food wasn't anything to write home about. read more

Broadway Dim Sum Cafe - Shrimp chow mein Shrimp dumplings BBQ pork buns Sweet and sour chicken - Noodles Near Me - San Francisco, California

Best FRESH SESAME SEED BALLS!!! I came in during the afternoon because the dim sum place down the street ran out of sesame balls. They probably took about 20 minutes to make my order, but it was worth it! They were delicious and fresh. The best sesame balls I've ever had. It's more of a restaurant/cafe. Not a dim sum bakery. So you have to wait for them to prepare your dim sum, which is better if you have the time because it is FRESH and not sitting in steam baskets all day. Unfortunately, I didn't have time to try the dinner plates. Next time! read more

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Really tasty dim sum and traditional Chinese lunch options. I wish there were more dim sum choices, but the food is really tasty and service is friendly. This place also conveniently takes reservations during the crowded Sat brunch rush. read more

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Food taste is the average Cantonese Dim Sum. Good portions and pricing. Nothing spectacular, just nice casual ambiance for eating. It took a bit to get the food out but that's just because we were the first ones in there, once we got the food the rest of service was good with frequent check-ins from the host. Good place to get straight-to-the-point dim sum on the block. Siu Mai was juicy and filling. Har Gow was also good but stickier than I'm used to. read more

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Quick, reasonably priced dim dum. Service was good. The place was bustling, but everyone was attentive and the food came out quickly.

Was walking in Chinatown and stumbled across this place. We wanted to order a few things, but the only thing they had left was 4 siu mai. They said that if we waited 10 minutes, they could make everything else. Thus, we ordered 6 bbq pork buns ($4.50 for 3), 12 siu mai ($4.50 for 4). We then went to walk down the street to get drinks. When we came back ten minutes later, the food was ready and they also threw in a few complimentary sesame balls on the house. (this was really nice of them) It really felt like a welcoming environment. This is a local business I would support. It is a nice ambiant, have not ordered dine-in, but I'm sure it will be just as good. Shout out to the boy handling the register at the front! Doing great. ++ all the food was amazing! loved the siu mai & the bbq pork buns! very full & flavorful! thank u, will be back for sure read more

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The service is really slow although their employees were nice. The food was ok just ok. The rice porridge with pork and preserved eggs lacked flavor and the rice! Mainly broth in my opinion. There was no soy sauce on table and felt I had to get staff attention when I needed anything. It's so unfortunate! read more

Whenever I'm in the Chinatown area, I'm always excited to try a different dim sum spot. Even better if I can find an underrated one. Unfortunately, this one may be a bit overrated at the current 3.5 stars It's cheap, but I would describe the quality as simply, "eatable". Serving sizes are adequate. For $20, I got 3 dishes that could easily serve 2 people. Surprisingly not a lot of dim sum on the menu despite dim sum being a part of the restaurant's name Not really any curb appeal and the inside matches. Positioned on a loud street (Broadway) and no real ambiance or decor. All would be fine if the food was stellar, but that's not the case. They don't even have beer *sad face* I started with the chicken chow fun. It had a bland taste throughout. I tried putting some salt on it but the shaker had been out so long that the salt was solidified and wouldn't shake out I also grabbed 2 items off the dim sum menu. The pork buns were "meh". I think the pork was sweet and tender but there was so much bun, it really masked the taste. I'd say the bun to pork ratio was 80:20. The steamed shumai wasn't bad. It tasted like a spiced sausage read more

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** The following review reflects my takeout experience DURING the COVID-19 pandemic. ** For some reason, I keep wanting a chorus line of dancers in spangly sequins to greet me at the door because of the showbiz pizazz of the name. Broadway Dim Sum signals to me a big opening number with a lot of tap dancing and Bernadette Peters belting out the title tune written by Stephen Sondheim, of course. Too much to expect? Apparently because truth be told, it's a bit dark and drab on the inside. But I came here for takeout because I was in the mood for dumplings. A pandemic does that to me. I found the place rifling through Grubhub in Union Square and figured I could dart my way through Grant Avenue to pick up my order. It turned out to be easier than I thought as Chinatown has become something of a ghost town during the quarantine. I must've been hungry because I got enough for a couple of meals, and they were cheap...much like me. In a small container were four Steamed Shrimp Dumplings ($5.50) and four Steamed Pork Siu Mai ($4.95) (photo: https://bit.ly/3kC6X7D). They were tasty and traditional. In a much larger container were three Steamed Meat & Veggie Buns ($3.95) and three Steamed Custard Buns ($3.95) (photo: https://bit.ly/32S89xI). While the buns were soft, the fillings tasted a bit packaged. The highlight turned out to be the $3.95 Water Chestnut Cake which was not really a cake but rather like finger Jello (photo: https://bit.ly/2UyY0Sd). Ah, childhood memories. One more time, Bernadette! FOOD - 4 stars...dim sum the satisfying, old-fashioned way with the water chestnut cake the peak AMBIANCE - 3 stars...didn't stay, couldn't stay but it was kinda dark SERVICE - 4 stars...fast with no fuss TOTAL - 4 stars...when you need dumplings to make it through the pandemic RELATED - Exploring Chinatown? Here's a collection of places I've tried and reviewed: https://bit.ly/2WoF1Z2 read more

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Awesome food. We picked it because the Chinese locals eating there. Good flavor and reasonable prices. There is a full menu that I did not take a photo of and a lunch special menu but only to go too. read more

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We got to San Francisco later than usual but it was because Gavin's hockey doesn't end until 11. We were all pretty hungry but I was determined to go to Chinatown for dim sum because I know that's what Tess wanted. After about a 20 min. walk I asked the kids if they want to go to a dim sum deli (where you buy and walk and eat) or go to a sit-down place. I know both of them do not eat much plus my heart was set on going to Golden Boy so I stopped by here on a whim instead of an actual full service restaurant next door. We ordered an order of shiu mai and an order of the beef chow fun. I could have sworn I ordered har gow, too but it was never brought to our table nor did I get charged so I simply just let it go. I had one of the shiu mai and a few bites of the chow fun. The shiu mai was plumped and juicy but lacked the mushrooms and the scallion oil but it was good. The beef chow fun was good but dry. At restaurants I'd order it w/ gravy but for a quick lunch for the kids to rest after a little bit of walking.. it certainly did the trick. Cash only. read more

Broadway Dim Sum Cafe - Beef Chow Fun. - Noodles Near Me - San Francisco, California

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We haven't had much success with dim sum in SF since we got here but we'll keep plugging away. The place we wanted to go to was takeout only for the time being so we just went to a random spot across the street. It wasn't great. The pork and egg congee was good but the consistency of the congee wasn't quite as silky smooth as it was in Hong Kong. Wasn't quite as flavorful as some we've had either. The chicken feet were good. The skin fell off the bone with just a gentle nibble. The siu mai was a bit different. The meat was sweet. Not really our thing. The noodles were really nice. Good bite and texture. But the brisket was definitely not good. Tough and chewy. Someday we'll find a better spot. Taste: ** Service: ** Ambiance: ** ------------------------------ BROADWAY DIM SUM CAFE 675 Broadway, San Francisco, CA 94133 -------------------------- read more

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Lunch in San Francisco Chinatown Found a casual spot on the edge of Chinatown serving cheap dim sum including a variety of dumplings... then we saw it was "cash only." We started to leave then one of the ladies working there, perhaps the manager, told us to come inside and "have a seat" and said they "take Visa" (major credit card) so we were able to use our debit card. Originally, we wanted to just get some dim sum to go but instead we decided to dine in. We only decided to dine in because we were promised that our food will be prepared within 10 minutes. We chose to sit at the table closest to the door, the restaurant isn't very big and it was a packed house on a Saturday afternoon. Looking... looking... we browsed through the menu quickly as we only had 45 mins or so before our metered parking expired and we had an event to attend in Petaluma. Hubby and I each chose Mongolian Beef over rice. We wanted our meals non-spicy so it was cooked fresh (generally, Mongolian Beef are prepared spicy). Our food was served in a timely manner and as promised in 10 minutes. It was very good! We also ordered Deep Fried Sesame Balls (3-pcs for $3.25). We had it cut in halves before we left. We had it boxed to go since we got full from our rice plates. Overall pleasant experience. Service was good, the meals were affordable and the food was great... plus they were able to accommodate our debit card in a cash only business. Wouldn't mind returning here when visiting San Francisco again. Review #1371 [29th business review] read more

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Everything is so fresh and that's one of my friends go-to as well. The wait time was not long and great service. I will definitely come back. The servers speak English as well. read more

Ordered some dishes through Uber Eats for the first time and everything was really tasty! The portions were generous and the greens were fresh. I highly recommend the honey walnut shrimp and Singapore-style noodles! The greens (pictured) were fresh and stir-fried with garlic. Very filling and did not disappoint! If you want some great authentic Chinese takeout that isn't oily and actually has fresh, filling ingredients, this is definitely a local favorite. read more

Broadway Dim Sum Cafe - generous portions!!! :) - Noodles Near Me - San Francisco, California

Classic chinese meal located in Chinatown. My mom would actually order their congee for me here every time and it practically never disappoints. It doesn't seem like much when you see the place, but they serve dim sum and it's an actual restaurant as well. Personally, I never tried their dim sum before but when I came in to try their food, I thought it wasn't bad at all. I ended up getting their Mapo Tofu, Lettuce with Oyster Sauce, as well as the Eggplant with Minced Pork. The eggplant dish was actually my favorite! I thought it had a lot good flavor and it was so comforting and salty as a whole. It's super saucy so I recommend ordering this if you're ever here. The lettuce is basically a chinese classic lol It's simply boiled lettuce with a sauce drizzled all over. The simplicity of it is a nostalgic one for me and this is something I would normally order for veggies. And lastly, the Mapo Tofu. I thought this was okay. It's not my favorite place to get this but it's a pretty filling meal to have still. My favorite chinese dish growing up is Mapo Tofu so I thought this was only alright. I felt like it was missing that spicy saltiness to it that makes this dish iconic, but I didn't get that from here. Plus, I'm not a fan of frozen peas and carrots added so I thought it was a little off for me. But overall, this place is still good. It's a quick and easy meal for chinese food and the waitress is pretty fast and efficient too. I know not everyone craves congee, but I do think it's a pretty good place to grab that here haha. read more

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The food is so delicious and the environment is so friendly! I feel very relaxed and comfortable here. Strongly recommend!

Don't sleep on this place, the food was really good and most importantly fresh. We tried a little of everything. The Bao was my wife's favorite and i really enjoyed the pork and shrimp dumplings. They give you complimentary tea, which was amazing. They are super friendly and I would say that really surprised how fresh everything was, dont judge a book by its cover read more

Support your local small busines I've had multiple meals at Broadway Dim Sum including dinner and it has ALWAYS been great. Service is always good even though their English is that great but they are always very polite and are very accommodating. I actually have bought large bags of won tons to eat and cook at home or my office and they worked out great. If your looking for Michelin grade service and food your not going to get it here BUT if you want great food at great price cooked by a family who really cares about the food they serve you this a good place. I would HIGHLY recommend coming here. Thank God they survived the shutdown.. great people who serve great food. read more

Broadway Dim Sum Cafe - Noodles Near Me - San Francisco, California

Ordered pork gyoza, shrimp shumai, steamed shrimp dumplings and all were decent. Maybe I should have sat down to eat instead of walking to the park to enjoy it. I think I'm used to different flavors for dim sum in my area so it may not be a fair comparison. read more

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Small place, great food. We are here for the day on the Discovery Princess. We found Broadway Dim Sum on Yelp, and it's great. Delicious dim sum, good service. We had a lovely time. read more

Good stuff. Walking around Chinatown, we came across this bakery. Dropped by to try a few of there baked goods. Employees are quick and friendly enough. It's not all that clean in here. Seating is available. If you are ordering food, place your order with the cashier and then your order is placed on a tray. You seat yourself. Their baked goods were flavorful and the price is right. It will not hurt your wallet. read more

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Got takeout here tonight and it was delicious! Very kind staff as well. Tried the egg rolls which were soooo good, fried rice, sweet n sour chicken, mochi, bean buns, and fried sesame balls. All of it was so good and the portion size was very generous! Definitely will be back here :) read more

Broadway Dim Sum Cafe - sweet n sour chicken and fried rice - Noodles Near Me - San Francisco, California

Super hot in here with bad service. Flys in the restaurant. The food was not very good and had hair in it. The noise was very loud and overall very bad. 5$ for two water bottles??? 0/10 read more

All the locals go here because everything is absolutely delicious. I love the seating for 8 people available. Pork steamed buns, custard buns, donuts, sesame balls, sweet rice, veggie egg rolls, and more are yummy. I enjoyed how the staff were kind, friendly, quick, and attentive. It truly felt like family here. read more

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Over the past couple years, many businesses in Chinatown, especially food establishments, have closed or changed ownership. Some of my "go-to" eateries have closed or sold and reopened under a different format. After reading May A's review of Broadway Dim Sum & Café and of her good dining experience, I knew I had to check it out. I was familiar with the restaurant as it was a bakery/dim sum place before it closed. From the recent review and pictures of the food and menu, the restaurant has reopened as a full menu restaurant with dim sum offerings. They serve noodles, rice plates, entrees, porridge and dim sum items. On a recent weekday, I stopped by around 1:30pm for lunch. With only two of the eight tables occupied, I had my choice of tables. After seating, the waitress brought menus and tea. After previously checking out the menu on Yelp, I had decided to order Singapore Noodles. The dish had bbq pork and shrimp and had good curry flavor. It was very good and tasty. The lunch also included a bowl of house soup. Very good food with reasonable prices. Friendly service and my tea cup was refilled. I think I might have found my place for lunch after shopping in Chinatown. Looking forward to trying other items on the menu. read more

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We ate solely off the Dim Sum menu, so I have no idea about the rest of the food. That being said I freaking loved their pork buns. This cute little small business with the little lady coming up from the back bringing the food from the kitchen. Our eyes were bigger than our stomachs but we'll take the rest home and enjoy later. Delish! read more

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I would give this zero stars if I could. Food tasted terrible, each dish that came out got progressively worse. Sad to say the tastiest thing was the FREE SOUP. I can't even. Sweet and sour pork was 1% meat and 99% fried. Pan fried noodles had the weirdest things, like bean sprouts, onions and no veggies. Normally there is a good amount of seafood, bak choy and carrots. This place had none of them. Lastly, the beef/egg with rice, a very simple dish, was the most disappointing. Looked like something I cooked in middle school and not runny at all. When we put down our card to pay and get out of there, the lady asked for her tips in cash. OK. Don't be fooled by the people you see eating inside. They're all friends of the cook or the owner. Owner also tried to push spicy sichuan beef on us. What? read more