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Delicious Dim Sum

4.0 (1.3k reviews)
InexpensiveDim Sum, Cantonese
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Casual
Moderate noise
Outdoor seating
Good for kids

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Sesame balls and siu mai to go
Susan B.

When there are so many tourists in the area, cynical me figures not many places are geared for repeat customers. When I saw a security team picking up food, I thought to take a chance, and I scored. I picked up pork siu mai, and sesame balls, and I detracted a star because they gave me a little packet of sriracha, instead of a house hot sauce, but the pork was so delicious and generous. The bean paste was delicious, but maybe not generous. However, they both hit the spot and I would come by again.

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Melody L.

No line and fast service. About $4 for 3 milk custard buns (nai huang bao). Really glad we didn't get more and pay for more because the buns were truly awful. Buns were super dry and had that freezer smell; the custard was poorly distributed and only 1/3 of my bun had custard. My husband's bun didn't have custard at all, lol. Our friends ordered some dumplings and har gow -- when we asked them if it was good, their response was "well it technically classifies as dim sum...". Not much else to say and honestly don't understand how this place maintains anything above 3 stars.

Claire W.

10/10 my go-to spot to pickup some delicious (ayyy) and dirt cheap dim sum. They take card but it's always better to help pay in cash!!!

This is not a restaurant where you can sit and dine, but don't skip on this spot when you are in the area. We ordered a few different items and the only thing worth getting here is the pan fried shrimp and chive dumplings. We are from SGV which has a lot dimsum spots, but we've never had anything as good as their pan fried shrimp and chive dumplings! It was amazingly good we went back 3x in a single morning! Crispy, chewy, juicy, fresh, nice texture from the shrimp, and packed with flavor!

6pc Beef Shumai (~$8), 3pc Shrimp Dumplings (~$4), 3pc Cilantro Shrimp Dumplings (~$4)
Aya E.

Ordered: 3pc Shrimp Dumplings (~$4) 3pc Cilantro Shrimp Dumplings (~$4) 6pc Beef Shumai (~$8) Aya's take: We were in Chinatown looking for a quick bite and what's better than some authentic dim sum! There were lines everywhere (midday on Saturday) but Delicious Dim Sum's line seemed short. It still moved pretty slow but we committed to it. They were sadly out of the Chive & Shrimp Dumplings but of the 3 items we got, the Cilantro Shrimp Dumplings were my favorite! The shrimp in the Shrimp Dumplings were plump & fresh while the beef in the Beef Shumai was a lot fattier than expected. The dumplings & shumai are pretty large so I definitely recommend getting an assortment to share. Staff were not super friendly or hospitable either which took away from our experience. Overall, I'd give it a 3.5/5 (rounding up here); decent try!

Dimsum
Quoc H.

Parking: None in chinatown, street is metered but spots are packed Interior: only space is to order Wait Time: none on weekend morning around opening. some items were not ready yet (10:30a for the steamed rice rolls) Items Order: $3.4/3pc 8/10 Har Gow - large and filled with good mounts of fresh shrimp. The skin does not break easily and its not hard/doughy. Solid 8/10 Pork Sui Mai - large and juicy and meaty. flavor is good and gets the cravings itch. 7.5/10 Radish Cake - Filling amount and good taste. I feel like it's missing the dried shrimp. 10/10 Ham Sui Gok - Super good! The footballs are made fresh and stays crispy on the outside but the thin interior is mochi texture. Filling was good enough (mostly air which is typical) for how big the ball was. Also the meat was seasoned really well and flavored the mochi breading.

Wendy F.

Recently visited again and it certainly hasn't changed. Everything is as delicious and delightful as I remember. Lots of items to choose from and the menu on the wall has photos. Everything is made fresh and you can taste the quality. Usually two ladies working the front that I've seen most of the times coming here. Take out only but there's one or two tables you can sit at to squeeze in the back.

Sandy W.

This little dim sum place is super clean and food is great! It's my favorite dim sum to go place I. Chinatown.

Amanda H.

Still on the hunt for my next go-to dim sum place. The dim sum here erred on the side of doughy. Very little filling for the fried meat dumplings, sesame balls, and buns. The rice noodles were oddly thick and doughy as well. I didn't mind the lotus leaf glutinous rice and shrimp dumplings however. Small shop with one table for seating. You may be asked to split with another customer.

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Karl G.

If you're looking for a less-touristy, dim sum-focused shop in Chinatown, Delicious Dim Sum has you covered. As of writing this review, they're about 50-60¢ cheaper per 3-piece order for shrimp dumplings and pork shumai compared to Good Mong Kok. Located on Jackson St across from the Fortune Cookie Factory, this small, classic Chinatown spot serves all your favorite dim sum to-go -- simple, efficient, and delicious. - Pork Shumai -- juicy, meaty, and perfectly balanced by the thin wonton wrapper - Chive & Shrimp Dumpling -- something about chives in Chinese food just hits right; savory and full of seafood flavor - Beef Rice Noodle -- tender beef wrapped in soft but not doughy rice noodles, served with soy sauce on the side Service is no-frills yet friendly, and the ambience centers around the bustle of dim sum prep -- always a good sign it's authentic. It's cash preferred (3% card fee), to-go only, with no indoor seating. I'd recommend taking your meal to Washington Square Park or enjoying it back at home or your hotel. Great prices, classic flavors, and fresh, hearty portions -- Delicious Dim Sum is my go-to dim sum shop in Chinatown SF!

Options posted outside of storefront
Daniel B.

This will easily become my regular spot when in China Town!!! There was a line for about 20 minutes to get into place, and there were great options. The scallion and shrimp ones with a toasted side were incredible!!! The pork shumai were also delicious! My biggest critique was that they do not provide nearly enough soy sauce for what you order, next time I'll double my request. There is also no chili oil, or places to eat inside. You have to enjoy your yummy food elsewhere. Note to self, don't eat dim sum while watching a dumpling eating contest... (happening just a few blocks away). lol.

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Hoa L.

Great prices with huge portions! Dim sum was tasty and good with lots of options. The staff were nice and friendly, recommending some items also. It's a small store so suitable for takeaway only.

Shrimp dumplings and spring rolls
Tiara B.

Stopped by Delicious Dim Sum while in Chinatown. No line and easy to order on a weekday. I had the shrimp dumplings and spring rolls. Loved the shrimp dumplings. The spring rolls were just okay because they were cold. Had they been hot I'm sure it would been better. Also, this place accepts cash only so make sure you have some before stopping by.

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Is there seating at the restaurant?

Nope -- everything is takeout only.

Trying to find food for a friend that doesn't like spicy stuff. Are there mild options?

Most dim sum dishes are not spicy! I don't have their menu memorized, but I'd say just to avoid key words like "spicy" or "pepper". Otherwise you should be safe! The cuisine of where dim sum originated is very qing dan (清淡), which roughly translates… 

Are they still open or have they recently changed hours? What hours are they open? I've recently been by twice during the hours posted on Yelp and they were closed both times.

Still open!

Is it the same owner as Good Mong Kok?

No, not same owner.

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