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Dim Sum King

4.0 (398 reviews)
ModerateDim Sum
Open • 7:00 am - 5:00 pm
Updated over 3 months ago

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Sesame ball is delicious and 1.5 bigger than a golfball
Genevie Y.

May 2026 prices are great lots of parking and easy to order. I did not order anything from the cook to order items. But I'm sure it's all good. They have lots of pictures on wall so you know what you're ordering on paper. The sizes of this dim sum is humongous. The flavor is good. We also did not eat here we were on the way to see family. So it's nice we can stop here and pick up some goodies and head out. They have drinks in fridge that you can pick out and purchase. Overall super nice people and affordable. Try them out.

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Steven T.

Prices have gone up since I last reviewed this place but everywhere has gone up as well; 4.98 to 5.98 depending on the items. Despite the prices, you're still getting quality and amazing taste for all day Dim Sum. They've added more items onto their menu: cook to order items like noodles, entrees, fried rices and now have Chinese BBQ, although the appearance of their Chinese BBQ can definitely be better! They have two tables in the restaurant if you wish to dine in. Cash is king but they do take card. You'll be charged a service fee if you're using card.

Janet L.

As prices are rising, it's good to find a dim sum place that's under $5 / plate. Not all are under $5 but a good selection of them are.( see menu pic). Authentic taste. They speak Cantonese so I can tell them exactly what I want. It's a small place , 2 booths. It's mostly for to go. You'll get your money's worth. Their baked BBQ pork buns are HUGE. Good value. You can get the soy sauce chow fun for under $8 and it's a huge portion (see the picture of our spread).

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Travis P.

They recently increased prices, almost $1 more per dish and $2 for the premium dishes, bummer! The food is still good but there are definitely some good dishes and some pass dishes. I would personally continue to pass getting the Shrimp Cheung Fun or anything related because the dough seemed too gooey. For $6 per dishes like xiu mai I may not frequent this place as much as I did before. This spot has turned more into every other dimsum spot in terms of price so the appeal of being cheaper dimsum is no longer there.

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Angel W.

Very authentic dim sum in a casual spot with primarily take out orders. I initially found this spot because I love Hello Boba next door. They have tables available for dine in now. Shrimp Har Gow - similar to dumplings but they have a softer chewy skin, a favorite! Big chunks of shrimp. It's delicious! Shiu Mai - pork and shrimp dumpling is a won ton skin, another yummy favorite Haim Sui Gok - fried mochi filled with seasoned ground pork with a sort of sweetness. I've loved this since I was little. Egg Custard - always a favorite, love the flaky crust! Baked BBQ Pork Bun - another favorite! Brushed with a lightly sweet glaze, this pastry bread wrapped around chopped BBQ Pork, it's always my go to. Beef Chow Fun - pretty standard Cantonese staple and they do a good job here Rice Noodle Roll - any of them are good, I love the silliness of the noodles and the sweet soy. Baked BBQ Pork Pastry - this is really good too. A bit on the dessert side but great flakey crust. Service was quick and friendly. They speak English. Parking is convenient in the shared lot. Definitely recommended!

The updated prices as of 8/31/2025
Amy H.

Dimsum prices have gone up significantly since the last pics that were posted for early August 2025 (I ordered end of August) and using credit card will incur a small additional fee. I did place a fairly big order - 17 orders which came out to $110 (I paid cash) and I inquired about the either free dimsum OR free dessert promotion if you spend over $40. I was hoping to get a free dimsum (Or at least take off one of the orders) but really the option was the dessert which was a small mango pudding cup. (And only the one dessert cup, not even 2 for spending almost triple the threshold). In general, it's an ok to-go order as the dimsum pieces are slightly bigger, but the price tag that went from $4.88 to $5.98 for shumai and hargow was kinda surprising.

Shows what he charged me - without tip. I left a $10 tip so total was $106.35.
Mellie N.

Update to update: still no refund for overcharge, missing item, an wrong items. Found another wrong item as well. I ordered braised green beans with no meat. Received chicken on it so veggie only person could not eat it.

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Van D.

Dim Sum King is a no frills dim sum take out spot. It might not be the best, but it's good value. My boyfriend and I ordered most of the things we normally do, and it cost about half of what we paid for on our latest dim sum outing prior. Bring Cash, because there is a 3% "convenience fee" on credit and debit cards. The process is pretty simple. Get in line a bring one of their order sheets with you. Mark up the items you want and hand it to their staff when you get to the front of the line. They quickly put together your order, and you pay at the register. We ordered the following: - Shrimp Har Gow ($4.88) - About average execution compared to other places. - Shiu Mai ($4.88) - About average execution compared to other places. - Bean curd Roll w Pork in Oyster Sauce ($4.88) - First time getting this and I'm not a fan. Everything was mushy in texture. Pass on this next time. - Turnip Cake ($4.38) - Thicker slice than usual, less meat, could have been more crispy on the exterior. - Sesame Ball ($4.38) - Red bean filling. Nice and crispy. - Egg Custard ($4.38) - Pretty good, flakier than it looked. - Rice Noodle Roll w Shrimp ($4.38) - Very disappointing. Usually one of my favorite dim sum items but I wouldn't get it again here. The shrimp was tiny it looked like all rice sheets when I opened it. - Baked BBQ Pork Pastry ($4.38) - Surprisingly tasty. More delicious than it looked. We liked it enough to consider coming back more for. I'll avoid the items I didn't like next time and try their Preserved Egg & Salted Pork Congee.

Char Siu Pastries
Phi N.

The items here are pretty solid for a take out dim sum spot. Perfect for our road trip. Fried siu mai - I like the crispiness on the outside but the inside is drier than the regular siu mai Ha gow - Pretty solid ha gow Siu mai - these were enormous and delicious Footballs - the dough was a little thicker than I'd like and filling was a little sweeter than I like Char siu pastries - a lot of people love this one Chive dumplings - I wish they could've fried this one when we pick up so that it's crispy. Not much shrimp inside Shrimp rice noodle - their sweet soy sauce is better than most places

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Wei W.

The food here is incredibly fresh and authentic. While I was ordering, I saw an older staff member in the kitchen bringing out steaming hot dishes--always a good sign. I got the S3, and the portion was massive for the price. Seriously, I was shocked--in a good way! Everything I tried was full of flavor and absolutely delicious. And the prices are probably the most affordable I've seen around. Like, good food and good value? Yes, please. It's a small shop with just two tables, but the amount of amazing food that comes out of that little kitchen blew me away. I'll definitely be coming back often. Highly recommend checking it out!

Not sure if my food got tampered by Uber eats driver or I got some trash soy sauce chow mein that was thrown away and reserved. Never again. I ordered from here over 7 times. I ate the chow mein and knew something was off. Lucky I didn't swallow it. I spit it out and still yack.

Nang L.

Yum dim sum! This was a nice find. The dimsum here isn't the prettiest but the taste is there. It's also fast and convenient for take out! The portions are generous compared to most other dimsum restaurants. They have a nice selection of the favorites. I chose some cha siu pork buns, shiu Mai, egg tarts, egg cream buns, and the cha sui pastry. Didn't go wrong with any of my choices. The food is fast and furious! I'd come again if I needed a quick dimsum fix!

Everything we got for ~$30
Ray L.

Wanted to get Saturday dim sum without the long waits. So my family decided to take it to go. Food: 4/5 The dim sum was nice and steamy. The portions were big and for $30, we had more than enough food for three people. My favorites were the banana leaf sticky rice which was delicious -'d the shiu mai that were hardy and filling. I was not the biggest fan of the pineapple buns because the custard inside was not runny. Service: 5/5 Service was pretty good. You go in, mark on the paper what you want and you give it to the server. They prep and pack everything and you pay. It was quick and the servers pack the food right in front of you. Parking was easy. The restaurant is small, but efficient. The food was affordable compared to other dim sum places. And they accept credit card.

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Reviews are generally positive. People highlight the large portions, affordable prices, and fresh and flavorful food. Service is often described as friendly.

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Pretty good taste but I think the average person would need like 4-5 dim sum dishes to get full from their portion sizes

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More delicious than a sit down restaurant! Everything was piping hot and crispy! Definitely one of my new favorites in the 626

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Straightforward, affordable, and tasty! Great value and simple I was able to feed 6 people for under $100! Crazy!

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First time trying, the dim sum was very big and overall very good. Placed an online order and food was ready on time, fresh and hot.

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Are they going to start taking Uber Eats orders again?

Do they take ept?

They take cash and credit cards

Do u have dine in?

I went there recently and it’s currently ONLY takeout. Hoping it goes back to dine-in soon!

Do you take any credit cards for payment?

Yes

What vegan options do they have?

Negative

Are you open Chinese New Year day?

Yes.

Is Dim Sum King still open? Online order and phone are both down.

Yes, we're open

Are your sesame balls made with enriched wheat flour?

It's made with all purpose flour

It's available on Postmates but keeps getting cancelled, why is that?

Sorry about the confusion. We are currently not involved with online orders. Only accepting walk in or phone orders.

Does dim sum king take phone orders to bypass the line?

Yes, Dim Sum King do take phone orders.

Do they use MSG?

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The description of Hole in the Wall for good food didn't expect ! Small shop but efficient! Good…read morecourteous friendly service ! All dishes are tasty and freshly made to your orders ! All original to Cantonese DimSum ! Great Food, Superb services, Value pricing too ! Excellent !

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TL;DR: I've had much better "copycat Din Tai Fung" in the area and probably won't be back here…read moreunless it's for xiao long baos to-go. Came here with my hubby and 2 young kids for lunch in a Sunday afternoon. Service was bare minimum because they were busy. At least they had cute Halloween decor out! The cucumber dish was so meh that I struggled to finish. It was overly salty, tasted so strongly of sesame, and the amount of sesame seeds on the cucumbers made everything taste gritty. It didn't have that nice refreshing sweetness or any other flavor besides sesame oil. Avoid! The xiao long baos were quite good, with skin that was thin but still held up when picked up with chopsticks. The soup inside was plentiful and savory, and we would say that this dish is worth it. The pan fried buns, on the other hand, were gross. The inside was terribly soggy and the dough disintegrated with the juices from the filling so the texture was not appealing. Overall, it just tasted like soggy wet bread. I much prefer the pan fried buns from other spots (like Mr Dragon, PP Pop, or Northern Cafe). The black sesame dessert xiao long baos were tasty, but got stiff and dried out rather quickly as it cooled down. Overall, a solidly meh dine-in experience. If I come back again, I'd probably get the xiao long baos to-go.

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