Reserved for a large group birthday dinner and we were given a private room. Service was quick and area was clean and spacious for our group. Food was good and arrived quickly. Minus one star because they didnt clean the tables as we ate so it got dirty quickly and they were late to offer us plates for cake after we served ourselves. read more

On a Saturday evening, we had a hankering for Chinese congee so we decided to go to Canton House. The space is bright, spacious and modern. There was a wedding on the event space but the doors are wide open so it was VERY LOUD and really impacting our experience. Service is as expected from a Chinese restaurant. We got seated immediately (it was after 9PM), our drinks are taken care of and servers came to take our orders. Food is mediocre at best. Congee, Japanese tofu, and pretty much everything we ordered are better elsewhere. Only the fried rice was decent. And their garlic chili sauce is one of the BEST. If I could buy their garlic chili sauce, I would. read more

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We were promptly seated in the area behind the front desk. The staff worked together to bring us drinks and any dim sum, from their menu, that we didn't see roll past on a cart. My husband ordered Mongolian beef and gave it 8 out of 10. I think the only drawback is that it can be loud in there because of all the hard surfaces, and the high ceilings. However, they have many rooms for customers. Looks like it would be a great place for a small or big party! Their private rooms each have their own bathroom. Will definitely go back! read more

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(4/26/25 Update): I came here with my family who had a party room reserved for a birthday party. The room was nicely decorated and had a private bathrrom. There was big screen tv and karaoke setup. That was about it for the positives. Most of us showed up around 6:30pm on a Saturday night. The parking lot was pretty empty in front of Canton House. I looked over into the parking lot of Gohan Buffet and it was super packed vs Canton. We got the Family Dinner ($600) which feeds up to 10 people. We got 2 of them because we had around 20 people. The dinner comes with 10 dishes. 1. FISH MAW CRAB MEAT SEAFOOD SOUP 2. HONG KONG STYLE TWIN LIVE LOBSTERS 3. FOUR SEASONS APPETIZER PLATTER 4. WALNUT SHRIMP WITH FRESH FRUIT 5. STEAK CUBES & ASPARAGUS STIR FRY 6. LIVE DUNGENESS CRAB STIR FRY IN TAMARIND 7. PEKING DUCK WITH LOTUS BUNS (2 WAYS) 8. PAN FRIED CHILEAN SEA BASS WITH SOY 9. SNOW PEA LEAVES IN GOGI BERRY STOCK 10. GOLD & SILVER SEAFOOD FRIED RICE We had the crab soup first which had 0 flavor and I didn't even taste or see any crab inside. It was not good. The Hong Kong Style Lobster was a small portion and I barely got to eat any. 4 seasons appetizer was okay but just mainly fried stuff. Steak cubes were super small and I only had one. The walnut shrimp dish tasted like the honey shrimp from the low budget Chinese buffets. Dungeness crab was nicely decorated but didn't taste good. Peking duck wasn't bad but the portion was too small. It didn't help people in my party was grabbing big portions and being selfish. The sea bass was very good and I loved the crunchy ness to it. The snow peas dish was not very desirable as I had no clue what was inside. The fried rice was garbage as I tasted better fried rice from Panda Express. It had tiny shrimp bits like from low budget shrimp pieces from Krogers. Let's get to the table service part. One of the females had a real nasty attitude and didn't seem like they were too happy to be here. We finished eating and ate our cake. We wanted to have alittle fun with the karaoke but apparently the staff members kept coming in to "check" on us every 5 minutes. They weren't there to check on us as it felt like they were trying to rush us out so they can clean up. One employee even had the nerve to say, isn't it getting dark out? I was highly insulted by this. Affer spending approximately over $1700 at Canton House, I expected alittle more nicer hospitality. And from looking at their regular dining area, which maybe had only 4-5 tables with customers seat. They can use our business as the food here sucks. Affer the 5th time of employees coming to "check" on us, we all got tired and decided to leave. I do not recommend this place as the food and customer service just stinks here. I will definitely not giving them any of my hard earned money on the future. The dim sum as I remembered wasn't the best but I gave them a chance and still gave them a decent review. The value for the food is horrible. But I didn't hold anything back this time as they have been opened for a very long time. read more

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Why have such fancy place yet the people working in the front is horrible. They get irritated just by us asking how long is the wait. if you don't like to work in customer services then don't. Why being so mean and rude by a simple question. We love the food in their first location but i can't speak for this one because two times we tried eating here we couldn't. read more

We arrived around 11am on a Sunday with cart dim sum service on our minds. Plenty of parking and this venue is huge. Very banquet hall vibe that serves as a restaurant... Staff were extremely friendly and went out of their way to ensure that our pescatarian selections found us. Very clean, bright, and plenty of large parties there. Dim sum was good if not finessed with care. Shrimp and chive dumplings were more like blintzes than crafted dumplings. Tasty never the less. Menu is easy to decipher with pricing associated with letters next to the items. Fried whole eggplant was large and tasty. Shrimp shu mai were ok, shrimp and chive were my favorites. The "donut" dumpling was not to our liking, tasteless crunchy cardboard. It was removed from the bill without issues. Egg custard was a first and we enjoyed the slightly sweet treat. Menu items are available too. Plenty of other places to try so once we have those experiences, we will post more ! read more

I had so much high expectations for Canton House. We went here for dinner. They also offered dimsum at all hours but it takes bit longer to make. We ordered family style dinner including steamed sea bass, peking duck 2 courses, wonton soup, salt egg yolk shrimp, salted egg yolk spare ribs, yeah we love salted egg yolk stuff haha, and snow pea with crabmeats, panfried noodles, and stir fry steak in red wine sauce. Everything was salty except the steamed sea bass and the duck. I have no idea what the chef was smoking. But everything was so salty we basically have to get extra white rice to go with everything. read more

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My first real dim sum experience in Atlanta, and had a great meal. Newly built, I picked it out of the few choices because it looked super clean, and it was. Beautiful decor, easily can hold a nice wedding reception. The food was delicious. Mainly shrimp dishes, all of them good. Regular har gao, the bigger ones on flat sheets I don't know the name, shrimp and chives dumplings, all delicious. Strangely missing from their carts was shu Mai. I was too pull to special order it. We did special order the chicken chow fun (hit!) And taro buns (not a hit). I don't like that they charge you per person for hot tea even if only one person drinks it, and when the bill came the Chinese broccoli turned out to be 9.95, more than any of the dumpling dishes. For broccoli and sauce. Head scratch. I would come again, order the shu Mai, and skip the broccoli and tea, and would be a happy diner. read more

It's pretty busy, and I'm not sure if it's because of the holiday season or if they get this much business normally for their dim sum. It's a big space that fits many people, so it's good for families. They even have private rooms if that's preferable for bigger groups. We were a group of 7, and someone had arrived earlier to start our wait for a table. By the time we were seated, we were asked and served tea pretty quickly and could start ordering food. For the most part, we did get food from the carts and only ordered a beef chow fun, which was pretty good though heavy on the onion for some. The dim sum was ok. Steamed items like ha gao and siu mai were as expected. It would be strange, and bad, if they messed up on either of them. The lo mai fan (sticky rice) and beef tripe were pretty good as well. The chicken feet was bright red and alright in flavor. It was a little sweet, and I would've liked a stronger black bean taste and some spice. From there, the rest of their dim sum offerings that we got weren't great. All their fried items were cold. Makes sense because the carts make their rounds, but we weren't pleased with other items being cold like lo bak go (turnip cake). If you want to try dim sum, it's not a bad experience to have it here, but I wouldn't go out of my way for it. I may get same or better if I tried somewhere else. It was very interesting to see bubble tea being pushed in the carts though. Not worth getting a drink you can't specify to your liking. read more

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**November 3, 2024** I dined at Canton House Restaurant and Event Hall, which is fairly new and under the same ownership as the original Canton House on Buford Highway. Located in Duluth, it offers ample parking. The restaurant is spacious, featuring modern decor that's both stylish and inviting. I was seated quickly since I arrived right when they opened, but the food carts started coming out slowly. We ordered a variety of traditional dishes: shrimp shu mai, shrimp dumplings, chicken feet, shrimp rice rolls, and shrimp paste rolls with crab claw. The shrimp shu mai had a tender wrapper but lacked the flavor punch I expected. The shrimp dumplings were delicate, with good flavor. The chicken feet were cooked well and taste good. The shrimp rice rolls were soft and slightly chewy, but again, they didn't quite reach the level of the original location. Finally, the shrimp paste rolls in crab claw were kinda soft rather than crispy. Overall, the food was just okay. The service was good, and I must say, the restaurant itself is stunning and very clean. read more

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This dim sum spot is a must-try! The variety and quality of the dim sum are outstanding, with each dish bursting with flavor, and the vibrancy of the atmosphere adds to the experience. The service is good, and they have carts of food that go around, so you don't even have to get up to enjoy the delicious offerings. What's great is that they also host events, so it's worth inquiring if you're looking for a unique venue. Plus, the public shared parking makes it convenient for everyone. read more

Canton House hosted our group holiday party. Beautiful banquet hall and restaurant with high tech audio visual equipment to make any party extra special. Best of all, Peter snd Kam were so attentive and caring to make sure we had a great experience! Service was on point. Peter helped create a varied menu for our group that everyone seemed to enjoy very much. The food looked great and was good, but overall not as good as their Buford Hwy location. Still very enjoyable, especially the seafood soup, honey walnut Shrimp, and fried sole with ginger scallion. read more

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The dim sum here is very disappointing. First of all, you can tell this place isn't authentic as very few of the servers speak Mandarin or Cantonese. The dim sum portions are very small, the taste is below par, and the service is very slow. The biggest thing for us is that they tried to overcharge us. Rather than charging us for 5 teas, they charged us for 5 large dim sums, an overcharge of around $25. Also, the overcharged us for the seafood pan fried noodle. Online, the menu says it's $17, but we were charged $19. Highly recommend you stay away from this place. If you want the cart experience, go to East Pearl down the street. If you want the best dim sum, go to great wall supermarket and order from best bbq in the food court. There was nothing redeeming about this place. If you still decide to go, make sure you track what you're ordering and how much it should cost. read more

Short version: Canton House serves good dim sum in Duluth. It's worth visiting. I'd be happy to come back here. That said, I think the dim sum at Royal China is better, but your experience could be different. Long version: This review is for Canton House's second location on Pleasant Hill Road in Duluth, "Canton House Restaurant & Event Hall." It opened in May 2024. Canton House's original location is on Buford Highway in Chamblee. The business started in 1994. It's family owned and operated. For those unfamiliar, Canton House has been a staple for dim sum and Chinese (Cantonese) food in metro Atlanta for decades. The Buford Highway location has been popular among the local Asian community and beyond for a long time. Canton House is known not only for its food, but also as a wedding/event venue. I went to a wedding reception at Canton House Chamblee in 2014. It was really cramped. Canton House Duluth is completely different. It's a lot bigger and much nicer. They won't have that problem here. Canton House joined Happy Valley and Royal China as Chinese and dim sum restaurants from the Buford Highway area to: (1) open in and/or relocate to Gwinnett County and (2) expand into bigger spaces designed for handling large events. Canton House Duluth is a lot like Royal China in both its large size and grandiose appearance. Think fancy, shiny hotel ballrooms with high ceilings, ornate chandeliers, banquet-style seating (lots of round tables with Lazy Susans), formally-dressed servers, and elegant style and decor. This location has a totally different look and feel than Chamblee, which is more like a traditional Chinese restaurant. During our visit, dim sum prices were as follows: Small plates: $4.75 each Medium plates: $5.75 each Large plates: $6.00, $8.00, or $9.00 each We showed up around 1:30pm on a Sunday and all the push carts were still out. I've observed peak dim sum hours in metro Atlanta to be around 11:00am to 1:00pm on weekends. We stayed until about 3:00pm. By that time, some of the carts had disappeared. However, many items could still be requested. We were seated immediately upon arrival. There was no wait like I'd seen in pictures online. In fact, the huge dining room was over half empty. The atmosphere would've been better if it was busier. We were swarmed with carts and served right away. Good service. Below is a list of what five of us got. Numbers in parenthesis indicate number of pieces per plate. Numbers preceded by an 'x' indicate number of plates. * Congee with century egg, green onion, and youtiao (deep-fried wheat flour dough) x5 - served into bowls and finished tableside * Egg tarts (2) * Steamed barbecue pork buns (cha siu bao) (2) * Baked barbecue pork buns (2) * Baked egg custard buns (2) * Mango stuffed mochi (3) * Coconut stuffed mochi (3) * Beef tripe (reticulum, omasum) * Beef tripe "soup" - served tableside into a bowl with all sorts of beef offal * Shrimp dumplings (har gow) (4) * Chicken dumplings (shumai) (4) * Pork and shrimp dumplings (shumai) (4) * Lotus leaf rice * Steamed pork spare ribs with douchi (fermented and salted black soybeans) x2 * Beef short ribs * Pork pot stickers (dumplings) (3) * Chinese broccoli with oyster sauce * Turnip cake (3) - pudding made with mix of shredded white radish, dried shrimp, Chinese sausage and mushroom; steamed, sliced, and pan-fried * Taro dumplings (2) - deep-fried dumplings with mashed taro, diced mushrooms, shrimp, and pork * Steamed rice noodle rolls with beef (3) - they also had shrimp * Non-spicy chicken feet * Spicy chicken feet * Egg white and milk pudding x2 Overall, we found the dim sum to be sufficiently fresh and tasty. The only item we wouldn't get again is the mango stuffed mochi. While the consistency of the mochi was good, the flavor wasn't appetizing. I think the filling was mango puree. On the other hand, the coconut mochi, filled with coconut cream, was quite yummy. Everyone enjoyed the congee. My favorite items were the egg tarts, steamed and baked barbecue pork buns, beef tripe (not the "soup," but the smaller version), pork spare ribs, beef short ribs, and steamed rice noodle rolls with beef. I also liked the egg white and milk pudding. My wife's favorites were the pork pot stickers, turnip cake, and taro dumplings. The beef tripe "soup" was unique and not bad. It was filled with so many different organs that not even the staff could tell me what everything was. The lotus leaf rice and chicken feet, generally two of my favorite dim sum items, were just OK. The lotus leaf rice was too dense and sticky (perhaps it sat out too long) and the chicken feet were a bit on the chewy side. I didn't see douhua -- soft tofu served with sweet ginger syrup. Side note: This shopping center, Pleasant Hill Square, has changed a lot. Gone are big-box stores Staples, JCPenney, Old Navy, Toys"R"Us, and Barnes & Noble. In are Canton House, Kang's Kitchen, Gohan AYCE Buffet, The Juicy Crab, and Yuki Asian Fusion. read more

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I dined at Canton House on Sunday, November 3, 2024 shortly after they opened. I was impressed by the overall aesthetics and size of the restaurant upon walking through the grandiose lobby area. Everything looked so clean and shiny. There was the large main dining area where I was seated, but there were also smaller private dining rooms available for private events if anyone is looking for a place to host any event (parties, wedding receptions, anniversaries, etc). The lighting however is all white LEDs, which made the restaurant feel like a hospital or school. The dim sum was pretty good. The carts did take a while to come out because I was seated within a couple minutes after opening. But all the staple dim sum dishes that I expected did come out. As far as taste and overall presentation goes, I think they were better than the first location. I would expect the food quality to be better because of how new this restaurant is. The shrimp dumplings and fried shrimp balls were my favorites and tasted fresh and well-seasoned. Everything from the steam cart tasted good. I think the service was nice, but could be more attentive. It took a while for waters to get refilled and to get the check and pay. However, I did appreciate how the hostess spread everyone out across the large dining space so it didn't feel like we were all in one space. Overall, this is such a big improvement to the first Canton House in terms of dim sum quality and dining experience. But in comparison to Royal China, I think Canton House is slightly inferior in terms of the ambience and dim sum options. read more

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Ah yes! Dim sum and then some. For Georgia, this isn't a bad spot for dim sum and it's all day! The food was actually pretty delicious. We ordered tons dim sum dishes none of them disappointed. Only thing I'd say is the sesame balls were a bit too hard or crunchy but it still tasted delicious nonetheless. If I'm in town again, This is one spot I'd try again. Service was really good! They tended to us despite how busy they were.This place is great for small or large parties. At the time we went there was a wedding going on. It was still a good time. Till then, let's eat! read more

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Beef with tomato and egg That's really the review my boy. I've had it in NYC - the best. In Orlando of all places, and it was delicious. And now in Duluth GA I find the elusive dish. When I ordered it, my GF was skeptical. But after the first bite she was a fan. It's such a simple dish, I don't know why it's not more popular. It's so choice. Service was good. The dining space is cavernous. It doubles as an event space. They have room to hold a 500-person seated dinner. Bring your entire family, not your immediate family, bring your entire family. So you can try everything... read more

The other location is better. We love canton house but the quality and flavor at this location isn't as good. The service is also not great. The dim sum ladies don't circle as efficiently as the other location. You have to come early and be assertive if you want them to come. So you might as well get up and go get them. It's super busy on the weekends so you'll want to come early. Siu mai and chicken feet weren't fresh. The best thing we ate here was the shrimp rice rolls. I was super disappointed read more

I came by with my family on a Monday afternoon having low expectations and not expecting cart service thinking we'd have to order by menu because like I said... it was a Monday afternoon. However, we were excited to see upon walking in that they did still have carts going around with dim sum! We were immediately seated at a table with plenty of space for our family. A high chair was promptly set up for my son, and when one of the employees saw me struggling to figure out the straps, he came over and assisted me in addition to giving me a child's plate and utensils without me even having to request it. He also asked if I'd like a child's water cup, which I declined because we already brought a sippy cup. This is not the service I'm typically used to getting dining out with a small toddler. As soon as we sat down, carts were immediately brought to our table, and we had food instantly. Honestly, it was so fast that the food was already on the table while I was figuring out the high chair. They were so attentive to the pace we were eating that every time we were low or out, carts would appear again. They gave us menus as well without us having to ask in case we wanted to order anything extra. I'm guessing because it was a Monday afternoon, what was on the carts was limited. I've never been to this new location before, but my husband had gone with friends the day prior (Sunday brunch- the true time to go for dim sum), and he told me they did have more options then. This was no surprise to me, and I have no complaints though because it's what I expected coming on a Monday afternoon. Whenever there wasn't something on the cart, I'd ask by showing a picture, and they'd tell me they would get it for me. They would cook several and add it to the carts, and before putting those dishes on the cart, they brought it to us personally first and asked how many we'd like of each. I was very impressed with the service and attentiveness. Taste and price are comparable to the other local dim sum places. But for this good of service, I'd likely frequent here as opposed to somewhere else from now on! Also, my photos are unimpressive because I got so caught up in eating and enjoying my food that I kept forgetting to take photos first. It was a nice cozy dining room area, and on the opposite side was the much bigger room probably used when the restaurant is busier and during weddings/events. It looks like a beautiful, spacious spot for a wedding reception and I'm interested to see/eat at a wedding here hopefully one day! read more

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Awesome banquet dinner. The restaurant is fairly new. Everything was clean bright and looking good. Restrooms were immaculately cleaned now for the food. It was your typical banquet dinner in which we ordered 12 courses so it was two hours of straight eating. We had soup, duck, beef, lobster, vegetables, fried rice, shrimp, calamari, and dessert. Every course was really, really good. The calamari was a little bit below par. The pieces were a bit small and fried a little bit too much. However, the rest of the food was exceptionally good. The stand out is the Peking duck that is just simply awesome. The meat was cooked with preserved veggies, which is not prepared in a way that I've had before before but it worked really well. The flavor so it just simply awesome And was just an explosion in your mouth of flavor. Well done the dessert was quite unique. It was mango pudding with tapioca. What a great way to finish the meal although the banquet took about two hours to eat all the courses. I was really happy and could've even ate more if I really pushed myself Loved every course. read more

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Always enjoy all the dim sum and jasmine tea here. Food is fresh, tastes good, and service is always wonderful. The chili oil is amazing

Beautiful Chinese banquet restaurant - this place is designed to host parties, wedding receptions, or a nice meal out with the family. The service was excellent! A common problem is running out of space on the lazy susan to put dishes, but the servers were attentive to gradually transferring dishes to smaller plates to make more space. The servers were also super helpful when it came to packing our food to-go. The food itself was decent - coming from Houston my Chinese food standards are just really high, but for what you can find in Atlanta, it is very solid! Not sure how the pricing is though - considering the interior I'd think it is a bit pricey. Would rec if you need a nice location to get solid Chinese food. read more

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Coming here on Mother's Day was absolute nuts. The mix of the new location along with them not even "officially" opening was kind of a wild ride. The OG Canton House is on Buford Highway, and when we heard that there was this location, we wanted to check it out. Unbeknownst to us, they were still technically in a soft opening when Mother's Day rolled around. When 10 AM rolled around, there was already a line out the door waiting for them to open. They didn't let anyone in when opening hour came around because it seemed like they didn't have enough workers there yet! After around 10:30 they started letting people in. And it was wild. I think they still have a lot of things to work out before it's running super smoothly. The one thing I noticed where we sat was we were in the middle. The Dim Sum carts went around the room, but never came to the middle! I think it's partially because there wasn't enough space but also I blame how busy it was. I think they forgot about the people in the middle of the dining hall. We had to pretty much flag someone down to place an order of what we wanted. The food was pretty good. I'm not really a dim sum connoisseur, but from what I thought it wasn't bad. I saw some items that was unexpected such as the Thai Tea and bobas rolling around on the carts. I didn't get the chance to try it though because we were forgotten and by that point we were about to leave. I would say to come on a weekday if possible so it's not too busy. I can see that this location is going to be really busy especially with all the parking and how convenient it is to get here. Finally I guess the biggest question is: "Can they compete with Royal China down the street?" At this current point, probably not. Maybe down the road they'll get better and it'll run smoother, but right now it's alright. Overall, they still need to figure stuff out, but after that I think they'll be smooth sailing. read more

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TL;DR - Not worth the wait. The interior is grand and well-lit. That's about all the positive I have for this place. The food is on the salty end. You get dishes similar to those of other Dim Sum places. They also serve drinks on a cart, like coffee, soy milk, and Thai tea. We got a Chicken Shu Mai, and it was not well done. Their service is on par with other Dim Sum places. They probably have a lot of kinks they are sorting out since they are newly opened. During our short hour, two waitresses dropped and shattered plates and glasses on the floor. I won't be coming back again. One time is enough. If you plan to go, go after the new opening frenzy. Check my video for how long the line is at 11:30. read more

Canton House - Dim Sum Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

The OG Canton House on BuHi has been on our dim sum rotation for years now. So when this location finally opened we were excited to try it. We came here on Mother's day weekend for dim sum. They recently opened and it was clear that they were still figuring things out. The line started 15 min before opening and they weren't letting people in until almost 10:30 (30 min past opening). The seats and tables were really close to each other. I was consistently bumped by someone's chair at the adjacent table. The carts barely had space to go through and mainly went around the sides, so we missed a lot of carts (eg milk tea cart, egg tarts cart). Overall, the food was similar to other dim sum experiences in Atlanta. We will try the regular menu next. There is plenty of parking. read more

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Got seated right away! But did have to wait for a bit before our waitress came. We came during dinner time and they still had certain dim sum that you could order! Great place to dine with family and friends. They offer catering, to private events. Overall everything from ordering, dining and checking out was smooth! read more

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Food was very okay! I think if you have the feeling of wanting dim sum this place will suffice. However, the flavor depth isn't something to be impressed by. The soup dumplings were less flavorful as Trader Joe's. All the fried stuff needed the assistance of soy sauce to give some sort of tongue hit. The fried rice was expensive for so little uniqueness. I wouldn't go here often only only if it was for a mood for some dim sum and I was hungry. The staff felt like they were just there, nothing to really complain or compliment about. The overall seating area is well let lit and spacious. read more

Canton House - Pineapple Shrimp Fried Rice - Dim Sum Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

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This is one of my cousins favorite dim sum place. We were there on a Sunday. We were visiting from Los Angeles and our cousins wanted us to try this restaurant. This restaurant could accommodate very large parties and many private rooms. There was a total of 9 adults and 4 kids. Food was good. They didn't have a couple of dishes that we wanted. The steamed white sugar cake is only on weekends. They were accommodating since my cousins wanted bitter melon with chicken and they were able to make it. read more

I've been here a couple times since it opened and I don't understand how it doesn't have as great of a rating. I haven't been too many dim sum restaurants but I have been to a few and the dim sum here has always been amazing. I tried some of the dishes off the menu too such as a fried rice and a beef noodle and it was great! Service was great and the music was nice. The restaurant is clean and looks great, especially with their event hall. I am excited There is great dim sum on pleasant hill now. read more

The food was ok for me. But compare to other places, it's not worth the money. Most of the food are mushy and plain. The chicken feet is usually my favorite but I couldn't finish it and little more salty and oily than other places. The service is really good, all the staffs are nice and welcoming! The only opinion I have is that they don't know how to organize the carts. They keep bringing us the same food multiple times but we were waiting for different options. read more

Canton House - Spicy chicken feet, salty eggyolk bun, beef tripe - Dim Sum Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

Short wait, beautiful venue, friendly staff, reasonable price, fast service, large dim sum variety

Canton House Chamblee used to be our go to Dim Sum restaurant when in Atlanta. Since we started stopping in Duluth instead, we've been going to Royal China. Canton House Duluth hasn't open yet. We've enjoyed our Dim Sum brunches at RC. We decided to give CHD since we enjoyed the one in Chamblee. Of course we have to compare our experience to RC. We were at the restaurant at 10am like we normally do but unlike at RC, there were no other diners. People didn't start trickling in till almost after 10:30am. We were promptly seated and were served our oolong tea which was delicious. We thought better than RC. We did have to wait for a while before we saw the first cart. Maybe that's why other diners come later. Although slow coming, everything that we had was piping hot which we liked. Service wise, CHD is nowhere at RC's level. At RC, the servers are really quick to remove any empty steam baskets/dishes but at CHD, they weren't as quick. The servers were very friendly when they did come round though. Finally, the bill... we normally have the same items at Dim Sum so we were very surprised that the bill was a good $15 less than RC! Bottomline... food is about the same at both restaurants... some things are better here... some things are better there... ultimately, if you're willing to pay for better service, RC is it but if price is more important, CHD is it. read more

The place is clean and beautiful. However, there was not many dim sum to choose. The BBQ bun was soggy at bottom. Prices too high for a plate of dim sum. Portion sizes too small. Service is good. read more

Went today to celebrate Mother's Day. We do know that it's their first week and a lot of things are still settling down, but here are some brief thoughts of how we think about today's meal, and hope they will improve soon! First of all...the food they taste...plain. Salt and pepper calamari doesn't have salt and pepper seasoning on it. The food overall lacks flavor and overcooked even for the dim sum as well. On top of that the waiting time for the food are really long. We waited over an hour for 7 dishes to arrive and at the end, we were told that one of our dishes was sold out and unable to make it. the rice... is heartbreaking to see the rice was overly moist to the point it became mochi and porridge-like. Hope they can fix the issue soon. the good thing is their drinks taste great! Especially the Vietnamese coffee flavor is really strong! They are low on staff right now and heard rumors about people waiting for 3-4 hours just to have lunch here. I'll give it a try again someday when they settle and hope the review will change! read more

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So we decided to come here on Father's Day. The other Dim Sum place was packed! Was a little hesitant because of the reviews and the fact that they just open not too long ago. Glad we came!! Place was nice!! Service from the front to the back was attentive and very friendly. We order a lot of different dim sums everything was hot and delicious! Carts was coming toward our table with a lot of different varieties of Dim sums options. Will be returning!! Because of the foods and the friendly service!! Will tried Dinner on our next visit. read more

Canton House - Dim Sum - Dim Sum Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

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Food was very good. Ambiance, not so great. Service was excellent. Will be back. Pricing was reasonable and food quality was good.

My family tried Canton House for the first time this weekend. It was referred to me my a friend who knew I wanted traditional Chinese food. Salt and pepper lobster was delicious and not too expensive. My son who is 1.5 years loved the jellyfish. The pan fried noodles were spot on if you want the San Francisco style crispy noodles. The spicy wontons on the appetizer page were like DTF if you enjoy those. Yes, going back for sure. read more

We went early on a Saturday and everything was wonderful. So glad we tried this location vs driving all the way to Chamblee. I grew up in Chamblee so I'm usually partial to Buford hwy but this is a great option in Duluth! The place is huge and bright. The service was quick and friendly. Every dim sum dish we had was wonderful. The private dining rooms look so nice for parties. We will be back! read more

Canton house is huge and quite visually appealing. I was there for a birthday event from start to finish. Everything we ate was pretty average to subpar. Anything fried was cold and not even close to being crispy. Service was amazing. From the attention to details setting the tables up, bringing things out promptly, and overall interactions. Ice bucket made water marks? Wiped up immediately. Kids playing and making an escape, they watched and smiled. The space was spacious enough for the event without being crowded or feeling so empty. Be careful of your belonging though, because even though the event was still happening and more than half of the guest still present, they ended up throwing my clothing away that I had on the seat. I'd hope they'd clean what was needed and left it on the empty table or on the side just in case but no. read more

We went to Canton House (Duluth) for dinner. We loved the food there. We ordered Walnut Shrimps & Salty Eggs with Pork Ribs. Everything was delicious! We definitely will come back! read more

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