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    Dim Sum Yuan

    4.5 (43 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 8:30 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Chelsea L.

    Really enjoyed having a dim sum spot up in Kirkland ! Better yet, it's a local family owned mom and pop as well. Flavors were light and great! Not overly salted/ MSG. I really enjoyed the bean curd / tofu skin rice roll, it was different and combined two of my favorite dishes!

    Jon O.

    Enjoyed this cozy little dim sum place in Totem Lake! It doesn't have the traditional carts that bump into your large tables, but it does have easy ordering with your phone, and the food comes out hot and fresh. We got the typical favorites to try, our favorite was the sticky rice that was chock full of pork, shrimp, egg, bamboo, and mushrooms. Siu mai was similarly full of shrimp, and the spare ribs were tender and moist though I wish it had a little more black beans. Also really enjoyed the BBQ pork rice noodle roll that was full of meat and the noodle was nice and chewy. Soup dumplings had a decent flavor but two of the four dumplings leaked when we picked them up and the wrapping was kinda tasteless, so I wouldn't order that again. Glad to have this option on the Eastside, will be back!

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    Dena F.

    We had read about Dim Sum Yuan opening in Kirkland so decided to check it out last night. We had our pup with us and were in our camper van, so decided to do takeout and eat in our van in the parking lot. So everything was as hot fresh as if we had eaten in the restaurant. And such a great surprise that they do takeout! We ordered Pork and Shrimp Dumplings ( same as Siu Mai), Spare Ribs in Black Bean Sauce, Roast Pork Buns and Pan-fried Gyoza. Everything was delicious, we were disappointed they were sold out of some things but we found some good alternates. Hubs loved the pork and shrimp dumplings, I can't eat shrimp so I wasn't able to taste these. The spare ribs in black bean sauce had amazing flavor, and we're very tender. The roast pork buns were also delicious and the bau was soft and fluffy, tho they could have used a bit more filling. The pan fried gyoza were by far the best I've had. So large and plump full of the pork filling (tho wish they were a little less salty). It's definitely clear the gyoza were house made - which is really hard to find anymore. (We'd heard everything was house made) Wish they were a little closer to us as we might go a bit more often, though it was worth the 20ish minute drive there. We ordered our food before we left our house and it was ready by the time we arrived.

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    Generous Y.

    New dim sum spot in Kirkland. Not your typical dim sum joint with all the large tables, more like a smaller restaurant which is cozy. Ample parking inside the plaza. They offer an all day dim sum menu until 9pm which is sweet. Portions are a bit small and many items are served as 3 pieces which can be troublesome for a party of 4. I'm hopeful for their success but currently the service and value of food with respect to size leaves a bit to be desired. Service is definitely still a work in progress. They provided physical menus and we were waiting to order. Then they accidentally gave us an item we didn't order (as we hadn't ordered yet). We let them know and also mentioned we were ready to order but they never responded or came back. Turns out you can order from the QR code at the table, but the physical menu was a bit misleading. Prawn Dumplings - these remind me of Costco's har gow being tiny with a bit of bamboo shoots inside. Though these tasted much better than the ones in Costco's fridge. Besides being small, it was a typical shrimp dumpling. Siu Mai - another typical dim sum dish, tasted right, just a bit small. Flavorful, juicy, and a solid balance of pork and shrimp. Turnip Cake - another traditional dim sum dish, similar comments as above. Overall delicious, accurate flavor and texture with a soft interior and crispiness on the outside. Could be better if they were larger and a little crispier, but overall tasty. Roast Pork Buns - rather than the typical cha siu bao with BBQ pork, these are honey pork. The bao itself is soft, fluffy, and tasty. I personally prefer BBQ pork by a long shot, but this is solid for what it is. Was a bit unexpected for traditional dim sum, but not false advertising, just gotta read a bit closely.

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    Keri T.

    Got the privilege of attending their soft opening and so excited to see this place grow! Being it was a soft opening, there were a few items that weren't available but overall the stuff I enjoy eating at dim sum restaurants were available. The owners and staff were very friendly. It's a family owned restaurant that makes everything in house. You can taste the freshness and quality in the food. The chicken feet were my favorite, so tender and full of flavor. I liked them so much I ordered it 3 times. The shrimp dumplings, radish cake and taro puff pastries were great as well. Besides a little lack of decor, which I'm sure will be addressed in no time, this place is a much needed great addition to the area. Definitely a place I see myself coming too often. Can't wait to try their house made noodles next time I go.

    Craig F.

    Weekends are almost the perfect time for dim sum. I drove by this restaurant and it is difficult to see from the street. Parking was easy to find. When we walked in, it was a bit chilly and everyone was wearing jackets and sweaters. The menu is done online at the table which makes it very easy order on an ad hoc style. The prices and quantity was about average for dim sum. The flavors are excellent and make up for the sparse dining area. We will definitely be back to explore more of the menu. If you are looking for a dim sum menu(not on carts) this is definitely worth a try

    Delicious turnip cake, shrimp rice rolls, roast pork bao, steamed pork buns, cucumber salad,
    Sharon K.

    So exciting to have a scrumptious dim sum place in an unassuming location in one of the strip malls in the Totem Lake area of of Kirkland! Although no place seems to have any of the rolling carts anymore, it was very helpful to have a photo menu and ability to order by QR code. everything we had came out hot, in a timely way, and was reasonably priced (although maybe a bit high). I was surprised to find that I loved the fried turnip cake with cured meats the most! It was a perfect balance of salty, sticky umami deliciousness. I steered away from the typical steamed or pan fried dumplings, but those looked good as well. The staff was young and enthusiastic and seemed eager to please. This is a no-frills place, but certainly comfortable. I would absolutely recommend!

    Wonton noodle soup with thin noodles, very fresh, tasty and homey
    A L.

    The servers were every friendly, and the food was delicious and homey, especially for a late evening meal. I really wanted to try their buckwheat noodles but they didn't have any available yet for their first week of opening. We were also hoping for more dim sum options for dinner, but only a few things were available. I would be here like every week if they did since I love dim sum! We had their fresh thin noodles with our wonton and braised beef noodle soups, and they were very flavorful. Also their noodles were so addictively smooth and delicious! I will definitely return to try their other noodle options We also ordered the Dim Sum Yuan Rice Noodle Roll and it was nice to try a new and different type of rice noodles / cheung fun. It will be a repeat item for us whenever we are able to come by

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    The food here is great. I come back all the time eat here. Big food great wonderful Yum.

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    Food was great, prices were totally affordable and service was great and quick!. I will be coming here more often for sure.

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