From the outside and even the Google Maps photos, I honestly thought it would be a typical American-Chinese restaurant. Instead, I found a clean, efficient dim sum spot with surprisingly good food. The self-service concept worked really well. You order at the counter, pick up your own food, and there is no tipping. I actually like this system because at traditional dim sum restaurants you often spend more time waiting for carts or servers than eating. One thing that really impressed me was the cleanliness. The restaurant isn't newly renovated, but it's well maintained. After each table left, the staff cleaned with fresh sanitizing wipes instead of using the same cloth over and over. They also serve everything with disposable plates and utensils, which personally gives me more confidence than reusable tableware that isn't always cleaned thoroughly. The food was consistently good. The lotus leaf sticky rice was fragrant, the rice noodle roll with fried dough had a great texture, and the Teochew dumplings were generously filled. The standout dish was the stuffed trio. The shrimp paste was fresh and springy, the fried tofu was crispy, and getting eggplant, tofu, and green pepper on one plate made it easy to try a little of everything. read more

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This is the only dim sum restaurant that offers dim sum and a full menu in fort lee. Hourly Parking is available on the street so it's recommended you park in a lot for dining here. Waiters were quick to seat us and offer hot tea. We arrived at noon for dim sum on a Friday and they had the push carts circling the dining room. But it was very slow to arrive at our table that we had no choice but to order food off the menu even though we requested the dim sum cart after receiving the tea. Food was hot and tasted good. Kids wanted rice rolls which were not on the cart so we had to order from the kitchen which mean it came out after a bit more waiting. If you're looking to satisfy your dim sum craving this place is great. They also have large tables for big groups. And they take reservations. read more

I only tried the chicken sticky rice, and it was pretty good. Prices are a bit higher than actual dim sum spots. But you're really paying for the convenience since there aren't a lot of dim sum options in the area. The only other one I think of nearby is the food court at 99 Ranch, and Dim Sum Station is definitely better than that. Will need to come back to try the classic dishes like ha gao, shumai, etc. but this should do if you are in a pinch. read more

This place is exactly what you'd get if you crossed a McDonald's with a Dim Sum place. It has the ambiance and plastic containers of a fast food restaurant--which isn't a bad thing, just unusual. The food was ok for the price, and the servers were nice. It seemed like a mom-and-pop run place, and everyone working there seemed friendly. read more

I pass this place quite often, so when I needed a quick bite, I finally decided to check this place out. A few interesting things is that you have to order the exact dishes you want to eat, which is kind of hard to do because when you go to dimsum at a restaurant, you keep on ordering food until you get full. So, it was hard to gauge figuring out how much food I wanted to order. The food was just okay. The shrimp rice noodles ($6.95) and shrimp spring rolls ($6.95) were good. The black pepper short ribs ($7.95) were okay but just too greasy and dry because it was sitting in greasy sauce. We also ordered the snow pea leaf & shrimp dumplings ($6.95) but this didn't seem to have any shrimp in it at all. Very vegetable heavy, so it felt like a rip-off. And we also got the steamed seasonal vegetables ($8.95) but it was overcooked. I did like it that they did cut up the long vegetables but there were still super long pieces that was hard to eat. I gave this place a 3 out of 5 because the food wasn't bad, but it's not amazing enough to go back. I would rather go to a dimsum restaurant for better food and better dimsum experience. Things to know before you go: -There is parking behind the restaurant. -The restaurant doesn't allow tipping, which is nice. -You order food at the counter and then you pick up the food at the counter when it's ready. read more

Ordered through uber eats - food came hot and fresh! I ordered the wonton noodle soup and the pan fried pork buns. The wonton noodle soup definitely satisfied my craving and they give a GENEROUS amount of noodles and wontons. I also really like that they packaged the soup separate from all the ingredients. Flavor is very authentic as well. Pan fried pork buns were juicy and tasty. Overall, would definitely order from this place again. read more

Dim Sum Station - Pan Fried Pork Buns - Dim Sum Near Me - Hackensack, New Jersey

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This is the place to go for quick takeout dim sum. The place is clean and plenty of seating. read more

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Interesting dim sum concept. Take out restaurant format, for typical dim sum menu. Tried the braised beef noodle, pretty good. All the usual dim sum dishes were good too. Back lot parking, good Cantonese family owner/operator. Been here 5 years. Not the typical dim sum restaurant with push cart aunties... read more

We ordered take out and the dumplings were all great. Our personal favorite was the steamed shrimp dumplings. read more

Dim Sum Station - 1. Har Gow (Shrimp Dumplings) - Dim Sum Near Me - Hackensack, New Jersey

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Came here on a Friday afternoon with my friend who suggested this spot. The place is bright and clean. Ended up ordering the pork soup dumpling ($7.95) which comes in 4 and was alright, was more of a juicy dumpling. Kinda disappointed since I was looking forward to it. Also got the pork rice noodle roll ($5.95) which I really enjoyed and first time trying it. It was chewy and had a good balance ratio with the pork. The bbq pork puff pastry ($5.95) was sweet and the flaky texture was unique. Solid place and the food seemed to be made to order. * Parking on premise * Male and female separate bathrooms read more

Dim Sum Station - Dim Sum Near Me - Hackensack, New Jersey

Everyone was incredibly friendly. Dim sum just isn't for me and I don't eat beef/pork. That isn't their fault.

First time. Immaculate restaurant. Place your order and watch them assemble your dumplings and other foods. More steamed than fried dim sum items. Oh so fresh...and oh so delicious. Pick up your order when your number is called and either do take out or eat in the restaurant at a spotless booth. We ordered eight different items to share among three of us. We will be back!modestly priced. Great value. Great onsite parking. read more

Originated in southern China's Guangdong region before eventually making their way to Hong Kong, dim sum is translated to English, meaning "touch the heart." It is a traditional Chinese meal made up of small plates of dumplings and other snack dishes and is usually accompanied by tea.   I've decided to pay Dim Sum Station located on River Street in Hackensack after a year. Since there was no table service, this was setup a bit like a fast food establishment where one orders from the counter and waits until your number is called.   The menu comprised an assortment of seafood, meat, and vegetable dishes that are prepared in various ways: steamed, fried, or baked. Their selection was smaller compared to other restaurants I've visited in NYC.     Greeted by the staff, I decided on the Har Gaw and Shrimp Wonton Noodle Soup. Har Gaw (shrimp dumpling) is one of the most popular dishes. These are chunks of shrimp encased in a thin, translucent dumpling wrapper and served in a plastic container. They were tender, chewy, and soft. The Shrimp Wonton Noodle Soup has giant shrimp wontons filled with a generous quantity of shrimp that tasted fresh and succulent. The noodles were authentic Hong Kong style--springy and thin.   For dining in, every dish was served in plastic takeout containers. Prices can be a little expensive, and the service is always friendly. All forms of payment are accepted. There's a small parking lot available on the side and back, but suggest coming early and during the week. They take their food seriously while not so much the dining experience, which I continue to recommend. read more

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Entirely worth a one hour drive from NY! Loved this place and how they do not force customers to pay tip, since it is a self-service establishment. Their dimsum reminded me of home and they had a great selection. read more

Dim Sum Station - Dim Sum Near Me - Hackensack, New Jersey

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We went here for take out and to my surprise, we are very happy, Very polite staff, clean, efficient and clean. They also will not except tips and this is their policy, so refreshing and positive. Keep this place around. The Dim Sum is great, we had leftovers and the soup dumpliings are as good as they were last night. The sesame balls are crispy and very soft. 10 out of 10 for us, i have no choice, but to put this the weekly rotation. read more

My original review years ago must have been an off day. Eating today and everything is great. It's not Chinatown prices but don't have to deal with tolls or traffic! Self-serve style indoor eating, so no tip. Parking lot in the back. read more

Dim Sum Station - Dim Sum Near Me - Hackensack, New Jersey

I ordered take out. Shrimp and chive cake. Not a drop of shrimp. But there was this large cicada like insect. I feel sick. Never ordering again read more

Dim Sum Station - Shrimp and 20. Pan Fried Shrimp & Chive Cakes - Dim Sum Near Me - Hackensack, New Jersey

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This was a take out experience. Hard to find a dim sum spot in this area. So I was very happy to find this. We ordered most of the vegetarian/pescatarian options. Food was ready to go quickly. Service was smooth and easy. It definitely seemed face-paced and clean. The food was good enough. I would order from here again. Some of the shrimp dim sum wasn't as satisfying in taste (perhaps from being overcooked or a bit dry) and please peek in the bag to make sure you have enough sauce to your liking. We had to ask for more and they were still a bit frugal in my opinion for the amount of food we had. But overall it's good enough so I'm happy to have another option and one that is available for delivery! read more

Dim Sum Station - The take out spread - Dim Sum Near Me - Hackensack, New Jersey

Not the best looking decor inside but very effecting. Order by the counter then they will bring the food to you. Staff is very nice and friendly. Dim sum is definitely 5 stars. Love their Hor Gaw (shrimp dumpling), shrimp shu mai and pan fried turnip cake. read more

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Dim sum is the worse when the cover is too thick, and almost all of them are here. The shumai is probably the best one and the no-soup fried bun is the worst along with the soup dumpling lol. The soy sauce is here is also too sour. Usually I like the salted egg bun, but for some reasons it feels too much here. read more

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I've been saying I'm going to give this place a try for a while and so I finally did. I ordered a bunch of different things to eat there and take home; shrimp shumai, Cantonese befalls, pork soup dumplings and wonton noodle soup. Everything was pretty good however my biggest disappointment were the soup dumplings where there was absolutely no liquid in any of them. Service is self service however the workers are pleasant and they don't except tips. I would like to go back and try the dumplings again in case something went wrong that day along with other items. read more

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Please use This review to help improve the place. I would love this family business to succeed. The siu mai and beef balls the meat is over mixed so the bite is just mush almost pasty. The siu mai had a nice shrimp in it but too much additional fillers with it. The skin was too thick as well. The turnip cake was okay but kind of bland. The pan fried dumpling bun was good but needs more meat filling. Service was good. The dining areas only had booths for 4 not your usual family round tables. But it was very clean. read more

Popular little dimsum shop, a few tight booths and a couple small tables, bathrooms clean and the place was generally very efficient. I like the signs stating no tip needed - all built into the price, and they serve it on a tray in to-go containers already to save on washing anything up or people asking for things to go. Parking lot was tight and busy around the building. Tried a number of dishes: These were ok, but lacked enough flavor (were bland, mostly): - 7. Steam roast pork buns (bland) - 38. Wonton Noodle Soup (wontons good, noodles/soup bland) - 24. Pan fried pork buns (new to menu) - needed to be fried longer Better than average: - 9. Chicken feet in Chu Hou Sauce - 11. Beef Tripe with Ginger - this was solid, tasted just like some ofthe better dimsum shops - 20. pan fried shrimp and chive cake -- good, miss this one at Jin Fong but they no longer make this - 24 shrimp rice noodle (good sauce) Lychee drink and Chrysanthemum tea drinks were Yeo, so solid. Also tried the 2 Shrimp Siu Mai which was standard, and the Stewed Beef Tripe with Turnips was ok, fragrant. Overall good place for a snack, and will be back to try a few others. Most of the dishes could've been more flavorful - they were a shadow of the full flavor you get at some other dimsum, but piping hot and a good effort. Not bad for a local shop, at least, and easy to get food from the rink, so will try them again! read more

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Great taste, reasonably priced, wide selection, fast, seating and parking. Each of these reasons alone should get you here, if not for the other reason being there is also nothing as good near by. The closest option is going to be either Fort Lee where the prices are moderately higher, 99 ranch where there quality is good but the selection is meagerly small, or an even smaller selection that is an afterthought on take out menus where the dumplings are tougher than hockey pucks. Most of the items are made to order and it's pretty quick. You can customize some items like adding fishballs to your noodle wonton soup. A lot of the dishes including the rib tips are taste as if they came off the carts in flushing restaurants. A wide assortment of classic dim sum selections. While the selection it is not as vast as a traditional dim sum cart restaurant, the taste is as close as you can get without having to pay for toll to cross a bridge. One of the things this area is lacking as far as Paramus is dim sum and I happened to drive past the small Dim Sum Station sign(which apparently happened to work because here we are). The prices are reasonable, especially when NYC dim sum prices are increasing and Fort Lee prices are nearing tourist trap prices. The no frills decor is pretty plain but with a number of seating booths you can enjoy your meal on the spot. read more

Dim Sum Station - Dim Sum Near Me - Hackensack, New Jersey

Love this spot! I went a few years ago and there weren't too many menu items at the time. Now they continue to add more items to the menu. We ordered noodles with beef brisket (without broth because it was pork broth). They provided sauces to compensate the no broth which I appreciate. The noddles were full of flavor and the brisket was good (would've been softer and better in a soup). We also ordered beef rice noodle (Chinese crepe), which was very good. I'm glad I don't have to drive to NYC for this. Their durian puffs are also very good. Hope this spot continues to expand their menu options. So good! read more

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Amazing experience. I had never had dim sum before, and this was a great introduction. I was told the food was traditional Chinese cuisine, and it absolutely lived up to that expectation. The owner was present and was a fantastic host, which really added to the overall experience. I truly enjoyed the food and the atmosphere. I would definitely recommend this place, and if you're unsure what to order, try a few different options. The food was hot, fast and fresh ...you won't be disappointed. -- Brian F. read more

Food was ok at best The please was fairly unsanitary. I'm so confused at the high reviews. Will not be returning. read more

Nice service and a very pleasant casual atmosphere. I only ordered shaved ice dessert however the menu looks interesting. More like fast food Dim Sum. read more

Love love LOVE the Turnip cakes! Delish! My partner also loves the shrimp Shumai and Sio bao! read more

I'm not sure what happened, but the quality of the food has gone down noticeably in recent months. I don't know if they changed the recipes or changed chefs, but the dim sum simply doesn't taste authentic anymore. I've ordered from here two more times since I first noticed the change, hoping that they were just having a bad day, but unfortunately that was not the case. I think I'll be taking a break from here for a while, until I hear that the quality has returned to normal. read more

This place was killer. Not bad for outside Fort Lee. The spicy wontons were outstanding.

No frills dim sum spot, order and pick up. Decent portions for the price. Shrimp rice roll comes with big juicy shrimp, and you get a mouthful of pork filling with the siu mai. Charsiu (bbq pork) puff pastry is buttery and flaky, and the pork isn't too fatty. While the Lo Bak Go (turnip cake) doesn't look too appetizing, the flavor is there! You can tell it's made with turnip instead of just loading it with flour. They have a sign up saying they don't accept tips. Would totally return. read more

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I am shocked at how bad the food has become and from some of the updated reviews I'm now seeing, it unfortunately does not seem like it was just an off day... We traveled almost an hour to get a huge takeout order of dim sum based on our previous positive experience and I'm not sure if their recipes and quality of ingredients just went to 0 or if they somehow made fresh rotten/spoiled food. It was horrible and I spent the rest of the day in fear that I was going to have food poisoning. The shrimp rice noodle had fresh rice noodle but the shrimp had a spoiled taste and had the skin still on half of it and the sweet soy sauce that accompanied it was so spoiled, the layers had separated and it tasted like a sour sugar water. The fried shrimp balls and the pan fried dumplings were very sour - probably spoiled then fried. I would not recommend this place. read more

Our first visit in 2024 back here. As they are starting to get popular, sadly the quality is taking a nose dive. Didn't really like the taste of any items other than shrimp shau mai and sticky rice. Rest of the items like shrimp dumplings, beef tripe, rice doughnut roll seemed stale. Hopefully it's temporary and they get their mojo back soon. read more

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Great place with quick service. We will warned it would take 15 minutes to get our order but we had it in five at the most. I came here with my friend and my daughter, and all three of us loved the food. We ordered quite a variety of dim sum items, and wound up bringing a lot of it home because we over ordered. The vegetables were crisp and fresh, and the pork soup dumplings were delicious. My daughter loved the sticky rice in the lotus leaf. That's her go to when we go out for doing some, and she really loved it. I would definitely come back here. I will probably put this on my usual lunch rotation for takeout. It's not too far from work and it's definitely worth the trip. read more

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This is one of my local places where you can find delicious and fresh Cantonese style Dim Sum , we had a delicious dinner, as always very friendly staff, good atmosphere and everything very clean ! read more

Dim Sum Station - Pork and shrimp Siu mai , Sticky Rice with Pork Wrapped in Lotus Leaf and Vegetarian Dumplings and Pan Fried Triple Delight - Dim Sum Near Me - Hackensack, New Jersey

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We were looking for a quick dim sum option without a wait, and so glad we came here! We came at around 5PM and all the tables were full but the food came out promptly. The dim was delicious!! This $70 meal fed 5 adults! They have a parking lot and the bathrooms are also clean! read more

Dim Sum Station - Dim Sum Near Me - Hackensack, New Jersey

Living in NYC I'm used to good- great dimsum from chinatown manhattan & flushing. In comparison this spot is good enough. So when visiting family in Bergen county this is our go to spot. At first i thought the price would be cheaper than Nyc dimsum but it is not. The servings are a tad bigger though. I like most of what we ordered, not so salty or so heavy with msg. The service is fast & the area is clean & the staff speaks English. ( not that it personally matters to me, language barrier doesn't stop me from getting my food) They have a few tables inside but we mostly order take out. They also have parking onsite with a view of the river which is a plus if you opt to wait in your car while your orders is being prepared. read more

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FRESH and AUTHENTIC dim sum in Bergen County! My only hesitancy about trying Dim Sum Station was the pinch I was going to feel in my wallet after ordering. Dishes are about double in price here (approx. $6 each as of Feb. 2022), but, hey, when you don't have many options, and are desperate, you pay it! Plus, it saves you a trip to Manhattan's Chinatown, so consider it a "discount". The experience here is more of a stop and go type. It isn't huge, but there's a parking lot to the side and they surprisingly have ample booth seating inside. It's simple here - you order off of their menu and take it to your table like a fast food restaurant. The menu is rock solid legit like any Cantonese restaurant serving dim sum. Most of our favorites were on it, including the dessert ones like Coconut Pudding, Malaysian Sponge Cake, Sweet and Salty Egg Yolk Buns, and, even, Durian Puff Pastry! (I'm not a fan of the latter, but, I know many are). PLUS they also made a limited number of rice, noodle and congee dishes to boot. Although the dim sum is higher than we're used to in price, we found that the rice, noodle and congee dishes were much more comparable to NYC. There will be patrons eating inside, but you can also order online for pickup and there are no extra fees for that. We ended up ordering a hodgepodge of dim sum to try: Har Gow (Shrimp Dumpling) Pork & Shrimp Siu Mai Chicken Feet in Chu Hou Sauce Sticky Rice with Pork in Wrapped Lotus Leaf Pan Fried Pork Dumplings Baked Roast Pork Buns Prawn Spring Rolls Pan Fried Turnip Cakes Coconut Pudding To sum it up, it was surprisingly as authentic as it gets. Flavors were all on point and everything was solid. Have we had better in NYC? Probably. BUT Dim Sum Station's dim sum was still really good. Honestly, we had nothing negative to say about any of the dishes as it was your typical dim sum. Unfortunately, dim sum options are scarce in Bergen County, hence you're going to feel it in your wallet when you pay, but if you're craving dim sum, Dim Sum Station definitely hits the spot! We'll be back for their rice and noodle dishes for sure...and, OF COURSE, more dim sum. read more

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Finally got out to Hackensack to try this place to pick up some dim sum. Small "fast food" type atmosphere, booths to dine in or pick up to go. Everything was so yummy! I was impressed that even with having to drive 20 mins back home it stayed warm and delicious. I wish they came with some kind of dipping sauce, although I asked for it and the guy said it was inside, it was not. Luckily I own every Asian sauce and was able to make my own. Definitely family owned, and I love to support local, small business. I ordered 7 dishes (wonton noodle soup not pictured) for $47. Spare ribs could have probably come with a larger portion. What I thought was weird is the sign by the register that says no tip. Why not? I appreciated the service and nice staff. I will definitely be back! read more

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