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    Dim Sum And Then Some

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    Dave D.

    As soon as you walk through the doors of this plaza-hidden eatery you will receive a friendly welcome .... and then you will notice the bright clean welcoming interior! Uh, notice the welcoming well your entrance is just the beginning of a welcoming meal with outstanding service and delicious food. On this night we brought our 90 year old guest who was curious about her first adventure with dim sum. And, she left with a smile on her face! Actually smiles are evident throughout and the flavors are wonderful. Frankly, we have missed that side of the restaurant because it's been our habit to get take out but perhaps it's worth sitting in just to leave with a smile.

    Monica V.

    A dim sum restaurant that serves actual dim sum all day is quite a rarity, so I had to check it out! They're located in the Smithville Square shopping center of Galloway with lots of parking. On a Friday night, they were quite busy which is a good sign & I heard from other patrons that they'll be back! There's a good amount of seating with waiter service & it's BYOB. The ambiance is very casual with decor of cute stuffed dumplings here & there. There's a decent selection of dim sum, but not as much variety as what you'd get from a restaurant that serves dim sum on weekends for brunch so keep that in mind if you're an experienced dim sum diner. The majority of the menu were standard Chinese entree items with chicken, pork, beef or shrimp as your protein in a general tso's sauce or salt & pepper seasoning. Nothing special or unique, but the items we had were tasty. We got the pork shumai, salt & pepper calamari, Shanghai soup dumplings, bbq boneless pork, & bbq pork buns with some nice oolong tea.

    General Tso's Chicken and Mongolian Beef with Onion and Scallion
    Nicole B.

    Great authentic Asian cuisine. BYOB. Portion sizes are large and flavorful. We ordered the pork and chive dumplings fried, Mongolian beef, and general Tso chicken. Everything was fresh and hot when delivered. Service was great. Our waitress was very helpful and attentive. Plenty of seating available. This establishment is BYOB with a beverage store across the parking lot from them.

    Lisa D.

    We heard about this restaurant thru an LBI FB post. The author said they drive from LBI to Galloway when they want good Chinese food. Being there is no good Chinese food food in this area my family took me on Friday for my birthday. It was beyond our expectations. There were 7 of us. We began with the steamed wontons, lettuce wrapped chicken, bao buns and everything was amazing. For dinner we shared the shrimp with walnuts, General Taos shrimp, chicken with peanuts, Wide noodles with pork and a sweet and sour chicken. If you like Chinese food run don't walk. The food was delicious. our server whose name I wish I would have gotten was so sweet. FYI, it's a bring your own.

    Pork Dumplings
    Mit G.

    My wife and I got takeout here for the first time this week. We've never dined in so this was our first experience with this shop. We ordered the Salt and Pepper Shrimp and the Pork Dumplings. Shrimp was delicious and perfectly prepared. Dumplings did not have much flavor, but the textures and dipping sauce was nice. The staff here is VERY nice and you can tell they care about the food they serve. My only ding is cost..... Salt and Pepper Shrimp was $23 for 12 shrimp. That's almost $2 per shrimp folks. Dumplings were $10 for 8 which is a bit pricey given the lack of flavor. If your light of coin as we are, this is a place we can only splurge on a few times per year. That being said, this is a wonderful, locally owned shop and they certainly deserve your business.

    Beef Chow Fun
    Ming L.

    Excellent food and service. Without a doubt the best Chinese food in the area. The Beef Chow Fun is tasty with what is referred to as "wok he". The lobster is just the best.

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    May N.

    Ok I'm in love too! My mom clearly loves this place as she's been here once a week since it's opening! They know her by name and her favorite dish! Btw my initial review of this went to the other one and I unfortunately couldn't change it! Came here again for lunch today with my mom. Boy was I pleasantly surprised that they had dim sum literally in carts today!!! I believe that they do this for the weekend ... officially serving all your favorites! Loved it!!! My mom had us try their specialty seafood sui mai! WOW just wow! Sooooo flavorful I could taste the crab, shrimp and calamari!!! Yum You need to come here for some great authentic dim sum away from the busy city but yet the same satisfying stuff your face experience til you can't eat one more bite - but of course you continue to eat MORE!

    This is the smug owner right here! BEWARE!

    Place is horrible! Owner Michael is so vile and disgusting to customers. If you have a food allergy beware of going here! We ordered our entire meal to be gluten free and they didn't prepare as such. When we asked a few questions after realizing, he said, "you didn't die did you"? Can you imagine such arrogance of a business owner to actually say that to a customer? Just imagine if you're treated like that to your face what they do when you're not looking? Consumer beware! He said he didn't care about bad customers leaving bad feedback. I guess he doesn't care about losing $ or business.

    Mongolian Beef (Incredible taste and aroma)

    Since relocating from North Jersey, I've missed the authentic Chinese dim sum and beef chow fun that was readily available in New York's Chinatown. What a pleasant surprise when I came upon Dim Sum and Then Some. Their dumplings, dim sum, and beef chow fun exceed what I was getting in New York. Their wontons are the best! The skin is thin and the filling is stuffed with pork and shrimp. My wife ordered the Walnut shrimp entree and it was delicious. The size and quantity of the shrimp was incredible. This is much more than our recent Shrimp Scampi dish from a local Italian restaurant. We also ordered the Mongolian Beef which was spectacular. It was served on a sizzling platter and my mouth started to water just from the aroma. The staff is ultra-friendly and the dining room is clean. I highly recommend DIM SOME AND THEN SOME!!

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    Amazing and fresh. Food always ready and on time. Wish they were still in Ventnor. We have no Chinese places to eat

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    Food is very good and plentiful. Service is prompt and courteous. A very Good value for the money!

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    Great Chinese food. The house fried rice is so smoky and tasty. Mongolian beef is excellent. Great variety and tasty dumplings.

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    The food is high quality and excellent. Service was great and staff is friendly, so it's definitely worth it the premium price! Grade A+

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    Nice clean and friendly. First timers and we enjoyed the food. Great to see how busy they were. Prices are reasonable too!

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    Second time I was there, the food was dries and tasteless , sorry to say I will not be going back

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    I really enjoyed this food. Its open later, convenient, decently priced with pretty nice size…read moreservings. The worker was super kind and our food came out fast definitely would recommend. I will for sure be coming back!

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