Dim Sum House is my go to Chinese spot, they have a modern spin on traditional Chinese food with bbq buns, dumplings, and noodles. The store is located in a small plaza in Westwood. My favorite things to order are the beef rolls, baked bbq pork bun, and the juicy pork dumplings. The restaurant is special to me because of the atmosphere, it really feels like home every time me and my family go. A memory I have at this restaurant would be when everyone in my family went for my step-dad's birthday. I remember everyone ordering so much food and not being able to finish it. We were all so full from so much food that we had to ask for to-go boxes to take home the rest. The prices are also great, perfect for a delicious and affordable dinner. read more

Most of the dim sum places on the west side is sub par but this one is pretty close to SGV level! I ordered delivery and it was still warm when it arrived. Pork and shrimp shumai--these are big boys! Very meaty. 4/5 Har gow shrimp dumplings--these are big boys too. Great first day but doesn't reheat well. 4/5 when fresh 3/5 reheated next day Singapore rice vermicelli-- XL shrimps and perfectly seasoned 5/5 read more

Dim Sum House - Shumai, har gow, and Singapore vermicelli - Dim Sum Near Me - Los Angeles, California

As someone from the SGV, good authentic dimsum is so hard to find on the West side, but after trying many places around this side of town, this place is it!! Although a lil pricy, you're paying for authenticity here without driving all the way back to SGV to get your dimsum fix. They have most of the classic dishes you'll find at your typical Cantonese dimsum restaurant, including rolled rice noodles, turnip cake, sticky rice, chicken feet, black bean spare ribs and more! Everything I've ordered has been solid, so highly recommend this place for your dimsum cravings! read more

If Dim Sum is in the name then you have to know their dim sum is legit and this place doesn't disappoint. I absolutely must warn you though that the items like shu mai are simply massive. They're like boulders of deliciousness! The pork and shrimp dumplings were also amazing. Things are made fresh so it takes a minute for the food to show up but the wait is totally worth it. read more

Dim Sum House - Dim Sum Near Me - Los Angeles, California

My second time here in over a year. I love Dim Sum House. They have good Shrimp Dim Sum Shui Mai. The Beef and noodles here are good. Nice low key establishment in West L.A. Place is kind of hard to find. Its in a secluded strip mall, but food is on point, and not to expensive either. read more

Dim Sum House - Dim Sum - Dim Sum Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Just a quick fix for your chinese food/dimsum. Not the best. You will have excessive thirst after eating this

When you don't have the time or energy to make it Monterey Park, head over to Dim Sum House. The portions are large and filling, and the flavor is impeccable. The cucumber salad was divine and can give Din Tai Fung a run for its money. All the dishes were seasoned so well and they even accommodated my very picky son with plain steamed tofu (an off menu item). There is a slight language barrier, but the language of food is universal! They were so kind and attentive, we loved it here and already planning to come back with more family and friends so we can try more of the menu. It's located in a strip mall, so plenty of parking. It's very casual atmosphere and they can accommodate large groups. read more

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We keep Coming back here for the seafood soup it is really excellent!!! We also order the sesame balls, The pork bao, bok choy and more. read more

Dim Sum House - Hot and sour soup- very spicy - Dim Sum Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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Pretty fire. Came here in the evening on the weekday and it was not too busy. I ordered 3 orders: the BBQ steamed pork baos, shrimp rice rolls, and hargow and they were all very delicious. I think 3 orders is definitely enough to share between 2 people. The price was also not too bad. It was around $28 including tip and tax I believe. I feel like nowadays it's difficult to find a dim sum place with quality food and service that's decently priced. I think my favorite out of the three would be the hargow. Not the biggest fan of shrimp (which i know is a little contradictory to my order) but the shrimp filling was so so good. The shrimp was nicely flavored and tender. Our server was actually the sweetest. He gave us egg tarts on the house which was so slay! read more

Dim Sum House - Shrimp roll, hargow, BBQ pork baos - Dim Sum Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Food here is pretty good & authentic. There's a parking lot too. Service is very fast. Inside is just a cute Chinese style tables of 4-12 people. Very clean! A little highly priced. read more

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This is an awesome Cantonese spot. Flavor 10/10. I always order the salt and pepper fried fish and a Siu Mai. I especially like eating the salt and pepper fried fish with white rice. IFYKYK. Their Siu Mai is freaking delicious. Get it and don't look back. read more

Dim Sum House - Salt and Pepper Fish - Dim Sum Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Decent Dim Sum spot in West LA. I visited this restaurant with a friend for lunch on a Saturday and the restaurant wasn't too busy. The interior seemed old, but not too dirty. The condiment bottles and containers needed some cleaning though. There was just one server handling all the customers at the time I went. For food, my friend and I split the following: -Chicken Feet: I'm usually not a fan of these, but the flavor of them were pretty good and savory. -Shrimp Rice Noodle Rolls: These were solid, no complaints. The shrimp was plump. I've had better though. -Sesame Balls: Crispy, chewy interior, and yummy. A bit of an oily taste though. -Fried Dough Sticks: Crispy and chewy, but also a bit of an oily taste. These paired well with the congee. -Preserved Egg and Pork Rice Porridge: Hearty and yarm. Wish it had more flavor though. -Pork and Shrimp Shumai: These were meaty and good. I've had better though. -Steamed Pork Rib: Was surprised with these. The flavor was good and the meat was tender. Also, we had an awkward experience here. The server let in a beggar who made an announcement to the entire restaurant begging for money. While it was somewhat admirable for him to do that, it was not appropriate for the setting especially since there were kids present. I felt pressured to donate and also felt unsafe. Overall, the food was decent, but there are better options for Dim Sum in the 626 area. This is pretty solid for West LA, but on the pricier side so I don't know if I would come back again to pay for this. I would eat it if it was given to me though. read more

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Very solid dim sum! I am always looking for good Asian food on the west side and dim sum house always has me coming back for more. Very solid, Asian owned and operated 10/10 recommend read more

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Very solid and authentic Cantonese restaurant that specializes in dim sum. Tried a variety of dishes including shumai, hagow, sticky chicken rice, chicken feet, and chasiu bun. All passed with flying colors. Only catch is all the dishes were priced around $7.99-$8.99, which is on the high side compared with Chinatown or San Gabriel valley prices. But this is West LA so I guess it's par for the course. While only one waiter covered the restaurant, service was quick and efficient. Ambiance is plain and neat. Will be back if I am in the area and craving Dimsum. read more

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Ok I need to take a moment for this delicious meal, this is One of the best dim sum restaurant from the west side LA, it is fresh made, you can taste the skin is very thin(because it is hand made, non like the one from frozen whole seller) the vegetables stir fry are fresh made, it is yummy crunchy and delicious. My favorite is the Chang fen, the shrimp is huge and generous putted and fold it. I'll definitely call there food made with love, the chef is so sweet gave us 3 fresh made egg tarts. I am definitely going back anytime soon! Thank you for making such a good quality food, I appreciate it! If you like dim sum Everyone, run, don't walk! read more

Dim Sum House - Dim Sum Near Me - Los Angeles, California

What it lacks in ambiance, it makes up for in quality and authenticity. Dim Sum House is a welcome oasis in the barren Westside when it comes to Cantonese cuisine. Tucked into a modest strip mall adjacent to the corner car wash, it's easy to miss. Parking meters are available on Westwood Blvd if the tight spaces in the tiny lot are taken. Service may be on the slower side but only bc the restaurant is family-run by a lean but friendly staff. read more

Wanted to give this place another try but sadly had another bad experience. The shrimp wasn't cleaned in the rice noodles roll. Siumai lacked flavor. Beef roll was very greasy. They didn't even include the sauce for the shrimp noodle rolls and the beef rolls. But the worst part was halfway into the shrimp roll, my husband found a long piece of metal! Never again read more

Dim Sum House - Metal found in shrimp noodle roll - Dim Sum Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Tonight is my first time here, but I've lived in this neighborhood for 20 years. I can assure you it will not be my last time. Everything we got was delicious. The potstickers the bao buns, shrimp fried rice chow mein they even gave us free vegetable rolls. Nothing was less than phenomenal. This will now be my new favorite spot in my neighborhood. Highly highly highly highly recommend. read more

Great food and great service. Portions are pretty big too. If you want some good dim sum for good prices.

Couldn't think of anywhere to go for lunch so decided to give it a try since we've passed it 1 million times. It's pretty depressing sitting in there. There is absolutely nothing on the walls and some music wouldn't hurt either. Seems like there is one guy that pretty much runs the whole place and he's friendly and efficient but man every time he clears a table you just hear the clanking of dishes and silverware, etc.. Now onto the food... We had a few different types of dumplings... Shrimp, veggie, spicy chicken. They were OK. Nothing special and not sure I would try them again. They have a very extensive Chinese food menu and I might be willing to give it a try, but it's really tough with moon house just down the street because that place is awesome. read more

This is actually a very good place to get Chinese food...This place replaces Golden China (on Venice and since closed) and Hu's (on National which will be closing due to their lease expiring). They have a nice selection of food (Chciken, beef, pork and seafood) and it will not disappoint. They also have a nice array of vegetable to select from. The owner is such a nice and friedly woman and so is the staff. read more

Great customer service Food was amazing! My favorite was the shrimp rice noodle rolls Plenty of tables available Bathroom available Parking inside the center :) read more

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This spot has been a local Westside dim sum go to for awhile. The staff is no nonsense. The dim sum rivals the SGV spots in the simply decorated restaurant. The beef roll and hom soy gok are my go-to dishes. I also enjoyed the mushroom dumplings. read more

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No wait, and food came out fast. Parking was a little tough but I went on sunday and got free parking on the side streets. Servers were attentive. Highly recommend for dimsum on the Westside read more

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Don't understand how this bland, boring hole in the wall place could get so many starred reviews? I shop and get my hair done across the street and decided to give this place a try. Ok, most Chinese restaurants are not into decor or ambience but usually make up for it with the food. We arrived at 11:30 for an early lunch. Completely ignored by the one worker there. A few others came out later. After quite awhile waiting we told the guy "we're ready to order". He took our order the food came sporadically. Soup dumplings with no spoons. No small bowls for mixing our chili oil and vinegar, no fresh ginger. Gross and dirty chili oil, vinegar and soy sauce dispensers on the table and mostly empty. We ordered green beans, cucumber salad, and type of chicken dish and the custard tarts for dessert. They brought out the tarts (pre-made) and the green beans. For the longest time we had to wait for the other dishes slowly make their way out. The server just said, "they're coming" The cucumber salad made us laugh! It looked like someone chopped the cucumbers with the back end of a blunt object! Do they not know how to cut up a cucumber? The server was busy stuffing his face in the other room where we could clearly see him which explained why the service was so awful. This place is a total joke! Hop Li, Hop Woo and Moon House are the places to go instead. read more

I can't believe I'm writing a review for dim sum on the Westside because for years I basically gave up trying to find it. Usually if you want good dim sum, you're driving farther east. I didn't even know this place existed until a couple of weeks ago. so I told my BFF we had to go. We both love Cantonese food and figured we'd just order a bunch of dishes and see what happened. The funny thing is I knew after the first bite. If you grew up eating Cantonese food, you know that moment. Everything just tasted right. I even ended up speaking a little Cantonese with the waiter, which was so much fun and something I rarely get to do anymore. We definitely over-ordered. Har gow, siu mai, chicken feet, chow fun, rice noodle rolls, spare ribs, cucumber salad, BBQ pork buns, sesame balls, egg tarts, Peking duck... I'm probably forgetting something. The Peking duck was excellent, the chow fun disappeared fast, and we left with enough leftovers for several meals. Honestly, finding authentic dim sum this close to home feels like winning the lottery. We'll definitely be back. read more

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Always amazing food. the sautéed tofu is the best tofu dish I've had in LA. Always craving it!

Solid dim sum option on the west side. The pork bbq buns, spring rolls, and dumplings we got were good. Mapo tofu was solid as well!

Not very good and overpriced. Wasn't expecting it to be as good as sgv but quality gap is too large for the price they charge.

Overall this place is at best mediocre. Tea was not hot Kitchen area was so unpleasant with all the dirty dishes and utensils left to seemingly clean at a much later time. Not pleasant to look at. Scallion pancakes need flavor and way too greasy; no sauce either Can't go back. read more

We always come here when visiting our kids who are enrolled at UCLA. Delicious food with good dim sum. We will always return for more eats

Ok, so it's kinda bare bones looking, but the food is really good and authentic, with generous portions. I think of it as country kitchen Dim Sum. It's real, and most of the diners are Asian. We usually just order a few of the dim sum and take home leftovers. The "regular" Chinese dishes are also very good. read more

Great Food, Decent Prices! I've never had a dine in experience here, only takeout. The first time I tried this place was on Christmas Day. Unsurprisingly, it was extremely crowded. Despite the hour long wait for takeout and being understaffed, the team was very friendly and polite. The food was excellent! We ordered: Orange chicken Combination noodles Spicy chicken dumplings Crispy shrimp balls Baked bbq pork buns Everything was delicious! My personal favorite was the spicy chicken dumplings, the filling was juicy and flavorful. The orange chicken is also a must try! It's not overly sweet and tastes like real, quality food. Plus, the portions are large! After Christmas, I kept craving the spicy chicken dumplings, so I had to go back. This time, I also tried the shrimp dumplings and combination fried rice. Both the combination fried rice and noodles came with a generous amount of protein, making them a satisfying meal on their own. The ambiance is simple, but that's totally fine. I also appreciate that they use good quality chopsticks! If you're in the area, definitely give this place a shot. read more

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I work around the corner and am lucky to have so many amazing food spots walking distance from me for lunch. Dim Sum House is a gem of a restaurant. Their service is humble, kind, and on point. when it's busy, things are a tad bit slower, but not slow that I've made it back to work late. The quality of the food does not change and it's always great. I love to eat at the restaurant, tea is served with water, and have taken food to go numbers of times. Anyone that I have ever invited to join me has been amazed by the food. If you're someone that enjoys quality food, try dim sum house. The ambience is simple, and to be honest, i prefer simple ambience with quality food. I always leave with left overs and an extra order of something for my husband. read more

They tastes good & the portions are very generous, but they are definitely not clean or hygienic. I have come here many times because it's close to my gym and every time I find something that's not clean. It's either dish, or fork, or vegetable wasn't clearly washed well. So I waits 2 years before leaving this review to give a chance. The issue they are under staffed. However the is no excuse for repeated issues with dirty dishes. read more

Unexpected great find! First time in the UCLA area on Thanksgiving. This restaurant was open and we wanted to give it a try. We only tried a handful of dim sum items but everything was very tasty and fresh. Service is what typical of a Chinese restaurant and food came out relatively quick. It wasn't extremely quick which makes me think they don't have a bunch of premade steamed stuff sitting around all ready to go. The shumai was especially tasty and I think they hand chop the pork or sometime. It doesn't taste like the preground minced pork you get at the store. read more

Great!! Love their cheung fan rolls! Had the vegetable & shrimp ones, only thing could be little softer but maybe it's a personal preference & wish I could've had more sauce but couldn't request on door dash. Salt & pepper shrimp.. was just ok. Mochi rice was yummy!! Pork hash didn't look like picture they were gigantic. Bao was good, no complaints. Favorite was look fun rolls read more

**NOTE: THIS REVIEW IS FOR DELIVERY ONLY** I don't leave many reviews, but this place has been a godsend. I'm a lightweight with spices and such, and I fell in love with the Singapore Rice Noodles. I ordered several times, asking for no this, a little of that, and expecting maybe 1 of the things would actually be done. EVERY single time, they do exactly as I ask, making all the necessary adjustments. It's so rare nowadays to find a place that actually listens to requests when ordering food, and this very particular gal is so very appreciative and will be coming back here again and again thanks to their attentiveness and yummy food. Thank youuuuu!!!!! read more

Overall : 2.5/5 rounded up for being solid dim sum on the West side. Recommend ordering delivery or figuring out non-peak times to go in person and expect it to be slow. Ambience - Simple, not the nicest but is decently clean, seems to be better ventilation in the big dining room but the entry way has 3-4 tables and gets quite hot. Service - I assume it is the owners running the place - they speak Chinese, are nice and are trying hard to keep up with demand. However it is very slow - the Sunday I went I waited 15 minutes after ordering at 12:40, changed to take out (friend had to leave), then waited an hour for that, and finally picked up food at 2pm. I imagine that was an exceptionally slow day and my order was big ish around $100 but still ridiculous. Dine in service on other tables was slow too from ordering to getting checks. They have a LOT of pick up orders. Owners were apologetic but also said it's always really busy. Maybe I'm more used to 626 SGV services where you can be in and out within an hour... but this makes me very wary about going back anytime soon. Food - certainly authentic and given how slow it is, I imagine it is fresh made in house (not just steam from frozen). Pieces are huge too. However there are no chives options (韭菜) - they use spinach instead, and this was probably the most chicken I'd expect to see on a dimsum menu - make sense since it is on the west side (catering to non- traditional dim sum eaters). read more

If you're in search of decent dim sum on the west side, this place definitely hits the mark. While it may not have the bells and whistles of fancier spots, it delivers solid flavors that satisfy the craving for shumai and other favorites. The atmosphere is straightforward, with no frills--perfect for a casual meal. However, the customer service left a bit to be desired; it felt mediocre at best. I noticed that the staff packing my order overlooked some essentials. I requested utensils and condiments but didn't receive any, which was a bit disappointing. Despite these hiccups, the dim sum itself is good enough to bring me back. If you're looking for a reliable spot to enjoy some shumai, this place does the trick. Just be sure to double-check your order before leaving! read more