Don't fools around with decor or social media. This place it's worth for real foodies. I stopped by because my Chinese friends recommended it's tasty and Yes finally I tried there dishes. All I ordered was taste amazing and felt like dim sum made by order. Usually I always ask for more vinegar or sauce for dipping but nope. All dumplings yummy and Peking Pork Plum it's was fantastic. Taste very natural and last thing here are The pork chop not stinky. Service very kind and attentive. So great !! read more

OK, I MUST get on my blowhorn here about this great dim sum gem. I seriously do not know how this restaurant is not crowded on weekends, but it absolutely DESERVES TO BE. When you look up "underrated" and "under the radar" in the dictionary, a picture of China Chef should be plastered front and center because this is a hidden gem of a dim sum restaurant. Finding good dim sum in Northern NJ is as difficult as finding a needle in a stack of needles. It's almost impossible. There are a few dim sum restaurants in the area, but I can count each and every one of them on my hand. In Central NJ, there are a few more options, but that's the length of the list. It's quite a sad state of dim sum restaurants or lack thereof in NJ. When I found China Chef on Yelp, I was as skeptical as many of the other reviewers. It was the same recurring theme - outdated, not busy, mom and pop ownership. When most people see "not busy", they move on. However, when I read a bit more, I saw that some customers said the food taste better than the place looks and it was actually very good. ENOUGH SAID, we were definitely going to give them a shot. We dropped in a quiet, drizzly, unassuming Saturday morning at 11am sharp, when they opened for business. As some past reviews said, the restaurant was indeed a bit drab and outdated. From the decor, this was not going to be mistaken for a Michelin star dim sum establishment. However, I was undeterred from the shabby internal dwellings and marched forward. We were quickly seated in the modest dining area and we were off to the races... We had our dim sum marker card on the table, but where were the carts? About 5 minutes after we situated ourselves - VIOLA - the ONE and ONLY cart made its long-awaited appearance. The cart actually circled around the restaurant to our table and we were served first! The woman manning the cart actually told some customers that we were first, hence why we got first dibs - sweeeeeeet. I had never seen a single cart system before used in a dim sum restaurant, but it ABSOLUTELY worked here. The single cart had a hodgepodge of dim sum favorites and, if they didn't have it on hand at that moment, they could easily make to order for you in the back. They...had...absolutely...everything! You would have never expected that this mom and pop operation had most, if not all, of the common dim sum dishes, but they did: Beef rice noodle rolls, shrimp rice noodle rolls, cruller stuffed rice noodle rolls, shrimp dumplings (har gow), pork dumplings (siu mai), chive/leek dumplings, black bean sauce chicken feet, sticky rice in lotus leaf, steamed beef meatballs, deep fried shrimp balls, shrimp stuffed eggplant, egg tarts and, even, coconut pudding/jell-o! There was actually even more that we didn't order. In addition, they had kitchen items that you could order as well, like, pan fried noodles, chow funs, rice dishes. OK, so it's great that they had such great variety, but how was the flavor of the food? EXCELLENT. In all honesty, everything was authentically delicious. I couldn't have been more satisfied with how good everything tasted. I wouldn't say my expectations were low, but the variety and taste of everything surprised me. I thought it was going to be OK, but it blew me away. Sadly, at the height of our meal, there were only about 6-7 tables occupied and many, many more that were not. The restaurant seemed to be clearly run by an elderly couple - both of whom took turns pushing the cart and cleaning the tables. There was literally no one else working the dining area. I love when I find quiet, hidden gems because I can always go back to it without it being crowded like a Friday night at the club, but this establishment deserves more business - the woman manning the cart was so friendly to us and asked us where we were from. She also kept thanking us back for the business when we thanked her (in Cantonese) for the dishes. And, of course, the dim sum - amazingly authentic and as good as it gets anywhere. If you're looking for dim sum in Northern NJ and haven't been, GO, GO, GO! Support the heck out of this local, mom and pop business because they deserve it! read more

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I rounded up but I think this place deserves more kudos than it gets. We came here for dim sum first thing when they opened on a weekend. Surprised it was completely empty....why?? Since we were here first thing, everything was got was so fresh. Even though we were the only people in the restaurant, they still came out with the cart which was fun. We got all our usual dishes - char sui buns, shu mai, har gow, pheonix feet, pork pastry pie, turnip cake, ribs, etc. Everything was ON POINT and delicious. I was not disappointed at any of the items. Everything was so fresh!!! Again, we were the only ones so there was no wait whenever we ordered something. The Pork Pastry Pie was To Die For. Like, we actually ordered 4 orders of them - we just kept eating them. Sooooo buttery and flaky and full of flavor. Man, they did not skimp on flavor here. My family and I were thrilled we found this place. Definitely will come back again! Pricing was so reasonable too! Large parking lot. No idea why this place was empty when we got here. But it's fine, I'll take all the food for myself! (Yes it's a little run down on the inside but hey, the food speaks for itself here.) read more

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My fiance and I were skeptical to come here given the 3 stars, but we were really craving dim sum so we ended up going! If they upped the ambiance and the roast pork pastry came out hot, I think I would've given this place five stars. The food taste was there, we ordered several items, and they were all delicious. The shrimp noodles were my favorite, those are made to order, really delicious and hot. I wish the lights were a little brighter in the restaurant, it felt sort of depressing with the dim lights. The place is run by who I think are a husband and wife, which is really heartwarming. Would recommend the shrimp noodles, black bean beef, and egg custard tarts for dessert. 5% off if you pay with cash! read more

China Chef - Dim Sum Near Me - Secaucus, New Jersey

Going to be fully honest the dim sum is great, the service is not a strong point. With that said I would seriously go if you want real dim sum but temper your expectations with the service. I was there this past Sunday and there was literally 1 waitress for the entire dinning room and that type of stress eats at one's ability to provide quality service. Those ribs were fantastic, chicken feet equally as mouth watering, sticky rice uhhh yes. You will leave this place with a happy mouth if you just understand what you are getting into service wise. read more

China Chef - Dim Sum Near Me - Secaucus, New Jersey

Came for lunch on a Monday and was not impressed. We were the only table there. Kinda awkward but no big deal. CHICKEN FRIED RICE- tasted fine-ish. Nothing special. Rice was actually pretty dark colored... would not order again PEKING HONG KONG RIBS - lots of sauce on these, tasted fine. I've had better. Would not order again tho WINTER MELON SOUP - totally gross. Just diced up tiny cubes of wintermelon, still crunchy cuz not cooked all the way. And little chunks of clams/scallop??? Not sure. Baby Shrimp And maybe pieces of chicken? Honestly have no idea what it was. DO NOT ORDER THIS SOUP. Sort of just tasted like slightly flavored water with random chunks of stuff in it. HOT AND SPICY TOFU WITH MINCED PORK (ma Po tofu) - probably the worst I've ever had in my life. Bland even though it was in a sauce. Was not spicy. Would not order again. All in all, was really looking forward to trying this place out but was truly let down. Sorry to say, bc I love supporting local businesses, especially Asian ones being Asian myself. I think I would POSSIBLY go back and try the dim Sum if someone else wanted to go, but would prob opt to try somewhere else if it was up to me. read more

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This was the closest Chinese spot to where we were staying. I read the reviews and looked at pictures and it seemed pretty split down the middle but I decided to try. We placed an order to go for the pork in garlic sauce and the orange chicken. We got the house lo mein, and my fiancé got a couple other things. He walked in to pick it up and asked for hot chili oil. The man acted very annoyed that he asked but walked away to get some. He came back with 4 in his hand and only gives my fiancé 1. So my fiancé asked for another (for me) and the man said "no. Only 1." WHAT. You're a Chinese food restaurant and we can't have hot oil? So we laughed about it in the car and said we hoped the food was good at least. Sadly, it wasn't. Everything was bland and virtually flavorless. And here's the kicker... the hot chili oil tasted watered down. Yikes. We'll find somewhere else to spend our $70. Thanks. read more

I have to say that China Chef is a pretty solid Chinese restaurant. I've been coming here for many years and every time that I've been here the food has been fresh and delicious. Is the wait staff a little slow, yes! But that's the only negative thing you can say about this place because the food is solid. I come here with my family maybe every other month just to have the Dim Sum and we always enjoy it. And if we're not having dim sum we're ordering entrées such as chicken and broccoli, house fried rice and the house Mei-fun. All of which are delicious and well proportioned. Honestly I think this is probably the most decent Chinese restaurant that I've been to in all of Hudson County and I will keep coming back here time after time. I definitely think it's worth your time to give this place a try. It's a no-frills Chinese restaurant and you should know that going into it. I hope you enjoy it just as much as I do! read more

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Really good dim sum! I've been coming here for 5 years now. Every time I come I feel so bad that the restaurant is so empty and it seems even worse after COVID. I'm hoping it's because people don't know this place has really good and cheap dim sum. I really do think they need to advertise it better since the outside of the restaurant does not look welcoming and you definitely would not think this place serves dim sum (with carts too!). I've been to the other ones in NJ - Aquarius, Dim Sum Station, Qin Dynasty, and China Chef wins. Please people visit China Chef and show them some love! I need this place open forever. Get the fried shrimp balls, siu mai, lava egg custard bun, bbq pork pastry, and thank me later. read more

Awesome old time Chinese food restaurant. Delicious! Everything we had was great! See the pics! Two soups, two entrees, noodles, water, tea. Pork fried rice. All that food for $17!!! read more

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Your average Chinese restaurant - nothing bad, but nothing spectacular. We had the shrimp&broccoli, lobster, and a beef dish. The beef needed to be cut into slices, as they came in huge chunks that took forever to chew. The shrimp was slightly overcooked, but otherwise tasted fine (I particularly liked the broccoli in this dish though - it had a slight roasted flavor that I enjoyed). The lobster was also good, but I tended to get one small piece of shell in each bite I took. We ended with a complementary jello-like dessert. Service ranged (some servers were mildly rude and others very courteous). I was also interested to see that all the non-Asian tables got a bowl of chips to start - being Chinese, we got no such thing. Overall, an okay Chinese place, but there are definitely better ones out there. read more

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China Chef is the go-to sitdown (and take-out) Chinese restaurant in Secaucus. Although I have not been here for dim sum, my family comes here to dine and we absolutely love that the tables have lazy susans because we can all share and try a bit of everything. The food here is great. To me a sit-down Chinese restaurant is a gem, there really aren't a lot of them around here. So when there's a good one, you make it your go-to restaurant. We love it here. They have a full bar and make some mean zombies (if you ask my mom and aunt!). We usually just get the typical Chinese food dishes - General Tsaos, Chicken w/ broccoli, beef with peppers, etc. Always good! read more

Good place for Dim Sum. The food is good - they have everything I like - shrimp dumpling, pork rib, beef rib, etc. There are about 15 types of dim sum, and about 5-6 types of dessert. Not too many for a big group of people who want to try different dishes, but enough for us. The price is reasonable - about $4-5 per dish on average. There is a parking lot, and good for people on Hundson county, so we don't need to drive so long to have dim sum. One more thing, if you like Durian, must try their Durian dessert. It's really good! I don't know about the exact name, but there is only one durian dessert. read more

China Chef - a variety of dishes of food on a table - Dim Sum Near Me - Secaucus, New Jersey

Grateful for the staff to accommodate our big 20+ party last minute and allowing us to stay for an extended time. Food and service was great. read more

I've been here twice and the food has been quite good both times. I'd say the 2nd time was very good. The Dim sum is on point! Here's the yummy stuff I've had: Chicken feet Steamed roast pork bun Glutinous rice wrapped in bamboo leaf Pork spare rib Tripe Shui Mai (pork dumpling) Har Gow (shrimp dumpling) Beef over broad noodles Shrimp rice crepes Beef rice crepes read more

China Chef - Dim sum for lunch! - Dim Sum Near Me - Secaucus, New Jersey

FOOD | Decent selection of dim sum, serving common fare including a few specialties. Wu gok (taro + pork dumpling) and fu pei guen (stuffed bean curd roll) are personal favorites! Free tea service as with any other dim sum joint. My only issue is that food is sometimes served room temperature, but my last visit - all my food arrived to my table warm. ATMOSPHERE | It's clear that this place is past its heyday. Weekend dim sum lunch service now brings three or four tables at most. However, the lack of customers is to your benefit. Frankly, I enjoy the calmer, quieter feel compared to the typical dim sum service. China Chef is clean and pretty plush in an old school kind of way. SERVICE | Quick, as expected of any dim sum service. You can be in an out in less than 45 minutes for a full meal, but don't feel rushed. Servers are brusque, but no more so than any other Asian restaurant. Customers who call the service "rude" are usually those who are unfamiliar with the culture. PRICE | Dim sum totaled ~$40 for three people including some carryout items - more than fair. OVERALL | Serviceable dim sum when you don't want to make the trek to Chinatown. This is my childhood dim sum joint! The fact that I've been coming back for ~20 years should say something. read more

China Chef - Weekend dim sum - Dim Sum Near Me - Secaucus, New Jersey

Hot and sour soup is fantastic. If your feeling under the weather this will bring you up

The food is somewhat ok but prices are very high for the quality of their food or location. I asked for two side orders and they charged me for full meal. When I asked the waiter he said I should have red all the menu to see there is No side order after 4:00pm but he did not tell me when I asked for the side orders. Then they charged 20% tip and the service was poor even I was the only client they had. My food for two side ( NO MEAT) cost $36. They may think they are smart for over charging but a happy client can make them more money by going back and referring. read more

The go-to spot in Secaucus for Chinese. You can eat in or take out. I would say that, in a pinch or on a lazy night, we lean toward this place because it's more of a treat than it is great Chinese. Don't get me wrong, it's good, but there are better spots out there if you want something spectacular. General Tso, Lo Mein, Sweet and Sour Chicken, etc. are our go-to's. read more

So far this is the worst dim sum place we've tried. The tripe is really barnyardy. The beef ribs overpowering 5 spice. Beef balls were bland and appears unappetizing. Guess not going back there again. read more

The food here is pretty decent...they have all the traditional selections but offer a fried shrimp ball, which I have not seen else where and it is quite delicious! The seasonings and flavors were very good and we all really enjoyed our meal. The fried items where a little cold/dense but that may be kitchen choice...regardless, we enjoyed our taro filling fried nest things and turnip cakes. There was a lack of carts, but that may just because we went quite early in the morning and/or it's not a huge space and seems like they are still working out some kinks. The service is awful, BUT that is pretty on par with any solid Chinese restaurant lol. If you have ever dined in China, most restaurants could care less about the service and it really is all about the food. Like I joke with my friends, I almost don't trust Chinese restaurants' authenticity if they have great service LOL. All in all, this is a pretty solid choice that is close to home when we don't want to trek across the Hudson to China town or drive to Parisppany or Edison for quality dim sum. Will DEF be back!!! read more

Traditions continue... A couple of times a year 2 lifelong friends and I get together for a "guys night out " evening. My friends wanted to try Chinese food this time with a place that had a bar. China Chef wasn't our first choice, but I noticed a few of the newer places around don't serve alcohol. This place does with a full bar & those speciality drinks that you'll find at the older Chinese restaurants. The decor of this place is a little dated. Reminds me of an 80's kind of restaurant. After a round of Mai Tai's(strong & sweet), we ordered our 3 apps they were... Dim Sum, the boneless honey ribs & steamed vegetable dumplings. All were polished off rather quickly & I noticed something . The staff is quite efficient. That being after each course they clear our table and we got new plates and silverware. With an extensive menu to look at we eventually settled on 3 different entrees. Chicken, beef and seafood dishes were ordered. Old reliable for me the General Tso's chicken with portions that are very generous to say the least. Beef and broccoli & a jumbo shrimp with ginger & scallions were also shared amongst the three of us. Prices are very reasonable for this place. Considering the amount of good food that you get. Nice place for a family/ friends gathering. read more

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I am happy that I found a dimsum place that is not in the city. China Chef is only about a 15 minute drive from Jersey City which makes it very ideal on the days that I do not want to commute into NYC. China Chef offers your typical dimsum experience with carts being pushed around with an assortment of offerings. My group went with the ha gow, shu mai, tripe, buns, egg noodles, and chicken feet. All the dishes tasted okay, nothing compared to a lot of the places in the city but it hit the spot. The only dish I disliked was the chicken feet. It felt way to overcooked and had a mushy texture. The pricing is relatively cheap, our meal for 3 only came out to $45! The staff here were also very friendly and attentive. I must say that they are better than most dimsum places I have been to when it comes to service. Overall, the convenient location, cheap prices, and friendly staff will have me coming back when I do not feel like going into the city. read more

China Chef - Dim Sum Near Me - Secaucus, New Jersey

I only ever come here on weekends for their dim sum. In the past 10 years or so the lunch time crowd has gotten smaller and smaller. It will never be as packed as the old days where you couldnt even find parking in the parking lot. This is my go to restaurant for dim sum and we always get the same thing, every time, without fail. Honorable mentions are their: chicken feet, fried shrimp ball, cream custard bun, pork shu mai, shrimp shu mai, some mix of mushroom and pork wrapped with tofu skin (forgot the English name but that's my fav and no other dim sum place I've been to in the states or overseas have matched that). Then will usually finish off with a noodle dish. Some weekends are better than others. For example, sometimes they don't have too many carts running or the particular food I want hasn't been made and it takes nearly 20 mins to come out, but on average I'm usually happy with the service here. I'm a regular so I know most of the servers. Sometimes They may come across as cold but they are really kind and nice people at heart. The father/son duo there is nice and the guy who calculates the check (I wish I was a human calculator!) at the end always grabs the teapot when we indicate we're running low. Also I hate cold, room temperature, dim sum and I had plenty of that at other places and over here it's warm/hot especially if it's just made. I think this place can be better if it offers more variety in dim sum. Before I thought they had a good amount of choices, but now competition elsewhere is high, got to step up to keep up. read more

Very sad that a restaurant doesn't care. The food tastes like it was made in a school cafeteria. The chicken with Broccoli had zero flavor and the sauce was watery. When I called to complain they don't even offer to fix it. I have been ordering food for years and the food has gone completely downhill. It used to be real Hong Kong style food, now it tastes like typical low quality takeout. I know why the parking lot is always empty. I wish they would sell the restaurant to people who actually have pride in their cooking. Secaucus needs a top quality Chinese restaurant. read more

I LOVE their dim sum! Simply delicious. I could eat here every weekend. When I do, I feel gluttonous and happy! Like Winnie the pooh with his honey pot. And it's affordable. Sometimes they run out of items and the wait staff isn't very friendly. Not really worried about that though, just keep it coming! read more

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I ordered Tangerine Chicken (white meat) from the chef Specialties menu and there was NOTHING Tangerine or special about it. The chicken tasted like they dug it out of a freezer where it had been stored for 10 years or more. It was so disgusting, I had to throw it away. And they upcharged me for asking for white meat only!! I will NEVER order from this place again read more

The Story: Friends wanted dim sum one Sunday morning - they recommended this place... so I was like...wouldn't hurt, right? It's average. Food: They had pretty standard dim sum (ie. the basic stuff), not as many variety as you would find at a dim sum spot in Flushing NY or China Town. Their flavors were pretty average as well. What I didn't like is how the skin on the shrimp gao rips right away. They also didn't let us choose the tea we wanted. Chicken feet sucks. Price: Prices aren't bad, we spent about $55 for a party of 4. Granted I didn't eat my full share because well... I didn't like it. Decor: It was rather tight in there... I felt pushed up against my table. They also only had 2 carts going round for dim sum. Service: Service was meh. I felt ignored honestly. =/ Parking & Finding the Place: they had their own parking lot which is a plus read more

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3 GENEROUS STARS and yes I've experienced better... China Chef is decent Dim Sum for the NJ area. Certainly not the best but it is representative of 80% of the items you might expect at Dim Sum. As with many of the Dim Sum restaurants I've been to, service is rushed, indifferent and borderline unfriendly. I ate here with a party of 7 and finally got to meet RiQ's gorgeous wife Dania. What did we have? :Siomai (pork & shrimp dumplings) :Siopao (steamed bbq pork bun) - RiQ drowns his in hot oil sauce :Shrimp Dumplings :Pork Spare Ribs :Chinese Broccoli :Sesame Balls ...and many others which contained shrimp which I won't bother to mention since I didn't eat any of them because of shellfish allergies. My only favorite: Pork Pastries (triangles) crust was nice and flaky however the BBQ Pork was a bit too saucy and runny. Not my favorite consistency. Items here are decent as long as you don't compare them to outstanding Dim Sum joints in the Bay like Fook Yuen (see: http://www.yelp.com/biz/fook-yuen-seafood-restaurant-millbrae) or spots in the NYC Chinatown (see: http://www.yelp.com/biz/fook-yuen-seafood-restaurant-millbrae). In the end, this is a decent spot in Secacus if you don't want to hassle with parking in NYC for Dim Sum! Pluses: + Full Bar + Dedicated Parking Lot Some minuses: - Indifferent service - crowded, noisy, and poor seating arrangements for cart service - dirty mens room - no paper towels pix laters... read more

China Chef - China Chef 02.22.2009 in Secaucus, NJ - Dim Sum Near Me - Secaucus, New Jersey

We have been a long time customer at this establishment. Sadly it has gone so downhill in the past couple of years. We keep ordering thinking that maybe it will get better again but it has not . The quality of the food is awful especially the protein . Hard pieces of chicken and pork that you cannot bite into . We again just ordered lunch and it was so inedible that we threw it all away. If I have anything positive to say about this place it would be that they're dim sum is not bad . read more

I'm surprised to see each poor reviews for this place. I love the dim sum here! Very good, tasty dim sum. I haven't been here for any other meal though so I'm not sure how the rest of the food is. They use the carts during the weekends and I believe they're made fresh in the back. It's def great to have this option close to home instead of trying to haul your @$$ to NYC chinatown and struggle to find parking only to sit at a crowded restaurant for some Dim Sum. Plus, the prices are really good so you're not paying an arm and a leg. There's always plenty of parking here, no wait for food, and it's not crowded. Some of my favs include (I'll say it in english) shrimp dumplings, shu mai, fried shrimp balls, shrimp in peppers, black bean spare ribs, chicken feet, turnip cake, long rice skin w/shrimp or beef and this pork/mushroom thing wrapped in bean curd, yum! I've come here alot, but what's so surprising was the service. I'm always accustomed to terrible service at asian restaurants, you just got to come to terms w/it.. but here I was pleasantly surprised.. I dunno if it's cause we're regulars, but the last time I came here, they were asking where my grandmother was, how my dad was doing (had surgery) and I was incredibly surprised they even knew about my dad's surgery and remembered my grandmother comes every now and then with us! They even noticed I haven't been around in awhile and I explained to them I live in CA now. Really, really nice people, and so unexpected.. I really appreciate it. So I ask you guys to come try this place out, give it a try and don't drag yourself to NYC chinatown for a day.. I don't think you'll regret it. read more

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I have to say the quality of the dim sum here is poor. We were one of the first to arrive on Sunday morning, so my guess is that they served us some leftovers or items they found in the back of the freezer. Or perhaps, this is what they serve regularly? Some of the dishes were carried out on a serving tray and were cold/room temperature. These included: - Shrimp wrapped in the flat noodle - I expected this to be in the tin steamer, but instead was on a plate with a cover. Regardless, the noodle was over-cooked and the shrimp still had the veins. - Turnip cake - the consistency was too gelatinous and the exterior had no crisp. As for the items in the tin steamers: - The vegetable dumplings were also over-cooked so the skin was mushy, making it difficult to eat. - The shrimp/pork shumai was salty and unfortunately for me I had one with a piece of bone that looked like a chicken's nail. Lost my appetite after that discovery. (I can tolerate tiny pieces of cartilage but not chicken nails.) There were numerous waiters scurrying about making the atmosphere seem chaotic. A waiter hovered by our table at one point, another tried to push a plastic fork and knife. Chopsticks are fine, thanks. I suppose this is their way of being helpful, but their approach is all wrong. Why are there no decent dim sum restaurants in this area?? read more

So I come here often but this time around I'm giving them a 2 due to SERVICE! When you come for dim sum, the food just flows and I most of the time hardly ever wait for food. Well guess it was a bad day for us to walk in here because the service was just that bad. Got your typical shrimp shumai, short ribs and veg/shrimp dumplings.....now mind you amongst my husband and I we can demolish those small dishes in like 5-10min. We wanted more food so we waited and waited and waited. We didn't get food for literally 20-25 minutes and that's bad when you're there for DIM SUM. My kids were starving and we finally got our food but the waiting game was not making me happy. The food thank goodness was good but that service.....ugh....no apologies from the staff as they saw us dwindling our thumbs waiting for them. The place stops serving dim sum at 3p and we got there at 1:30p. I was so upset they ran out of sesame balls but I did have my favorite which is the turnip cakes. If someone pulls my arm to come again I kno I would, but I will be hoping for better service. read more

Good had great flavor and could be very spicy if you order it that way. Was disappointed in lo mein but all other dishes were good.

Tried their Dimsum and the service was poor because we had to follow up our drinks 3 times. To make it worse i found plastic wrap in the beef rib! Never eating there again. read more

China Chef - Tried their Dimsum and I found plastic wrap in the beef rib! Never eating there again. - Dim Sum Near Me - Secaucus, New Jersey

Just came here for Dim sum. They said Dim Sum only serves on Weekends. We had 7 dishes: Shiu Mai, Shrimp Dumpling, Black Bean Pork Ribs, and Chicken Feet, Beef Tripe, Pork Buns, and Fried Shimp balls. The total was $27. It is a very great price even comparing to dim sum in China town at New York. So it is around $4.50 for L dishes, and $3.25 for S dishes. Depends on what kind of dim sum you order. I will defiantly come back again! read more

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Ive been coming for years and its so disapponting to see that the restaurant is starting to loose business just because of their service. The food is still great and dim sum food. We just went for dims and we waited for 45min to see the cart of food, they rush you to pick and theres only two on the floor to serve the customers. Its so understaff. This is sad! read more

Great restaurant. The dim sum is fantastic and priced well. Really nice owners. It is my go to Chinese restaurant.

Food is very good. Wait staff is good but not extra friendly . I had sesame chicken. It was crisp on the outside and the chicken was very tender. The broccoli was crisp and tender. Drinks were very strong. I had a zombie and one was enough. I have been there many times but moved to Florida 2 years ago. When I walked in the bartender said ..."one zombie coming up" ! I was really impressed because I hadn't been there in two years and he still remembered me! read more

I have had a great experience here and they are very nice . The food is great and also I recommend the dim sum . I have had the take out and the food was not cold when it got to my house . Also inside the place is nice to look at and the place was very clean . Over all it is a good place to order form. read more