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Joyful Dimsum Bistro

4.4 (322 reviews)
ModerateDim Sum
Closed 10:00 am - 7:00 pm

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Moderate noise
Dogs allowed
Outdoor seating

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S1. Shiu Mai 燒賣 (4) ($5.98)
Sandee L.

Hidden dim sum spot right near the Ohlone campus. Portuguese egg tarts are only available on weekends! They honestly looked pretty sad when they arrived at the table, but one bite and it had my nod of approval (fiancé thought it was too sweet though). Sweet, creamy custard with a touch of caramelization atop and a flaky crispy pastry crust: I was sad there were only two small po-tarts to an order! Besides the regular dim sum dishes, they also offer momos (Nepalese dumplings) on the menu! Super tasty and juicy with just the right amount of curry spice. The har gow were big and juicy! The custard buns were fluffy and delicious! The chicken feet were huge! The shrimp rice noodle roll also had a juicy shrimp and wrapped in a perfectly steamed, chewy yet soft, rice paper. Taro puffs were really crunchy with a moist filling. BBQ pork buns solid. The black sesame dumplings (mochi) were also good. The XLB were decent for a dim sum restaurant, although there was no soup to be found in the dumpling, and the skin was quite thick. We were also able to order Hainan chicken and braised brisket from their other restaurant (Joyful Hainan Chicken and Bento) around the corner and bring it in to eat with the dim sum. Reservations available online!

Steamed Beef Balls, BBQ Pork Buns, and Egg Custard Buns
Lily S.

This place reminds of those hole-in-the-wall dim sum places in SF Chinatown. It's not like Pearl Bay or Mayflower, but it has it's own charm, and they serve decent dim sum. However, their menu is very limited, and they run out of items very quickly. I placed an online order at 10:00 a.m. right when they open, but they were already sold out of several items, including Baked Bbq Pork Buns (one of my faves). They have some of the standard dim sum offerings, but I'm surprised they don't have noodle roll (Cheung Fun) nor chow mein. What they do have is quite decent. I thought their sticky rice in lotus leaf was really good and had a good amount of filling. Their fried chicken wings were crispy and good as well. Their steamed buns were ok, but there was too much bun to filling. Overall, this is a convenient spot when you have that dim sum craving and you just want the basics.

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Michele L.

Joyful Dimsum Bistro was a random find through Yelp. I know my family prefers something filling, but affordable, so we decided to give Joyful Dimsum a try. I saw the reviews and at first I was skeptical because of the great reviews. Anything above 3.5 for dimsum places has me questioning whether it's legit or not, but this place was surprisingly great! Local people know where it's at! It seems like a small size family owned restaurant, not as big as the usual dimsum places like Koi Palace. There's a good number of tables inside, but not quite made for parties bigger than 6 because it could get squishy. Also, because it's a small shared plaza (mostly restaurants at the corner where Joyful is located at), there's a lot of shared seating area outside as well for people who just want takeout. And this was kindly advised for people who didn't want to wait for indoor seating. We came around 11AM for an early lunch right after hiking around Coyote Hills and there was a small wait already. For my party of 5, I'm guessing we waited for 15 mins or so. Not too long, just enough time to look through the menu and decide what to eat. We ended up getting: - Shiu Mai - Chicken Feet - Sticky Rice in Lotus Leaf - Steamed Bean Curd Skin - Fun Gao Dumplings - Black Sesame Dumpling - Salt & Pepper Chicken Wings - Chinese Broccoli with Oyster Sauce - Cucumber - Pan Fried Turnip Cakes - Fried Taro Puffs - Baked BBQ Pork Rolls - Pan Fried Pork Vegetable Buns - Pan Fried Turnip Cakes ...So quite a bit, but for a table of 5 this is a pretty reasonable amount. Of all the things I've tried I have to say my favorite few items were: 1) Fried Taro Puffs because filling to crust ratio is perfect. It had plenty of yummy filling. Because it's made fresh, it wasn't too oily either. It had a really nice, satisfying crunch when you bite into it. My mom, whose quite a picky eater had high praises for this one! 2) Baked BBQ Pork Rolls. The skin was flakey and it almost reminded me of a pineapple cake if it was made fresh. The skin is a little buttery and there's just enough BBQ Pork to give it a hint of sweetness. 3) Chicken Feet. It was saucy, but not too sweet. I can't pinpoint what I liked about it exactly, but sometimes chicken feet can have a weird smell or too much black bean in it. I think because this was made fresh, it was just enjoyable as is. 4) Chinese Broccoli because they're pretty generous with the amount and there isn't an overwhelming amount of oyster sauce mixed in. 5) Black Sesame Dumplings! This was a nice slightly sweet dessert to end to our meal. There was plenty of grounded peanuts and coconut shreds. The glutinous layer wasn't too sticky that it sticks to your teeth. Although I think they could have put in more black sesame filling, I think they made this pretty well and it was really reminiscent of some of the desserts I had in Taiwan. Service was really great. Although I think there's a little more foot traffic than they could handle, they handled the crowd fairly well and very politely. They sat people in tables in the same order that people came in (this doesn't always happen with bigger dim sum places). All the dim sum was freshly made and although I didn't describe all the dishes, I think they were all generally great. There's just some I'm more biased to and some I enjoyed more. I'm so glad that this was a great turnout for my family! We all really enjoyed Joyful Dimsum!

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Ester L.

Came here at 11 on 09/10 for the first time after hearing a lot of people talk about the value and good tasting dim sum here. There was no one so service was fast clean and nice. Ambiance is tidy as well. everything had good flavor and priced pretty well. would get dessert elsewhere.

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Dianna W.

This is the same Joyful dim sum bistro but moved to the new location, just around the corner in the same parking lot ! The new store has more tables and is more roomy , with new modern design and lovely green walls . It has big windows to overlook the coffee shop outside. You could see the red umbrella tables and the blue sky . They have printed new menu . More dim sum but skip the bento box . Their sister store is just couple steps away and it sells bento boxes only . I am happy for this small business to do so well that they opened the sister cafe business , 4 months ago . Near by are some residential houses , after school enrichment classes , Oholone college , etc. I wish they have many prosperous years to come !

Tiffany P.

I ordered a few things for takeout from their old location in the past and remembered it being good. I recently went to their new location, sat in, ordered more - but was sadly disappointed in some of their dishes (taro puff, bbq pork bun, chili oil wonton). Those dishes lacked flavor and I was very disappointed. The hargow and siu mai were good but I think that was it. A little pricey IMO for dimsum

Eva S.

Sunday started with yoga, body combat, and Zumba -- three hours nonstop by 24!)hours fitness super sport. Took a dim sum intermission while enjoying the sun and view by joyful dim sum. Love that I can get the dim sum ordered to go and enjoy under the sun on a relax Sunday. Nothing can beat this!

Beef stew (with tendons) combination dinner.
Annie L.

The food is great and I would've given it 5 stars except that the dinner menu was not very big. There weren't a lot of things to choose from for dinner, but everything we had was delicious! It is also a very small and tiny place, cannot accommodate too many parties to seat, but they run a very busy take out trade. We had the beef stew combination dinner as well as the Hainan chicken dinner. Both were done very nicely, the meat was tender, the flavors were rich, and the portions adequate. I really liked the Hainan chicken with the green onion ginger sauce! The service was very good, the lady who served us was very sweet and personable. If I'm in the area again, I'd like to come back and try their dim sum.

Front view of outside seating. Entrance at left.
Victor G.

Joyful Dimsum Bistro opened 3 years ago where My Delights was. Inside & outside seating basically the same. Very small eatery. Space Doesn't resemble a bistro. Food does. Small parking lot holds 15ish cars. Menu on screens overhead behind counter. Ordering by kiosk has menu too. Dine in patrons get a laminated sheet to mark their food choices. Offerings (dim sum+): congee, steamed, house specials, fried & baked, drinks & desserts. Ordered by kiosk, wrote in name. Got ticket #. Name called in 10 minutes. Elected to eat in at table in corner no one was using. English, Cantonese & Mandarin Chinese spoken. dine-in eats served on paper trays. Cost effective. Labor efficient. Eliminates need for dishwasher machine & dishwasher. Bites: har gow (4/5.88) shrimp dumplings -every item claimed to be made in house. Probably True as commercial made dim sum tends to be smaller. -outer skin thicker than usual. Size bigger than usual. Small shrimps well cooked. Slightly juicy. Came with soy sauce. Didn't bother asking for hot mustard. Above average quality. Steamed beef balls (3/4.98) -3 big round beef balls made from cilantro, ground beef, waterchestnuts, herbs & spices. Combined into a wet paste, rolled into meatball shape. Steamed. Nice smooth texture with crunchiness from waterchestnuts, savoriness from beef mixture. -dipping sauce consists of soy sauce, sugar & salt sprinkles, Worcestershire sauce, herbs & spices. *tasted like the real McCoy. Better than most dim sum houses. 4.5 stars Semi-worth:YMMV. Qualtity: fair to great. Not consistent. Quantity: excellent value. *eatery in no way a full service eatery. Seatings just a convenience for patrons.

Colette D.

While working out in Fremont I looked up a dim sum spot and found this little gem of a spot. I didn't feel like I was at a restaurant but more like I was at an aunties place and serving me a meal on my lunch break. Such a warm comfortable place to be at with all the comfort foods I love such as the baked bbq pork buns, egg tarts, sticky rice, pork ribs and rice cakes. And yes I ordered this ALL FOR MYSELF!! Too good to share. I told my patient about it and he went right after me and agreed it was a great spot and great dim sum.

Rony Q.

Easy 5/5 for me. Located in an unassuming part of Fremont, the restaurant is definitely a bit different than your traditional dimsum place. It's not your traditional banquet hall, but they honestly don't need any of that because their dimsum makes up for all of it. Our table of 4 guys ordered a lot because we were hungry and the first 2 things we noticed were that it was really cheap, most items were under $6 when at other shops it would be about $8, and the portions were really good! When the shiumai and hargow came out, we were all pretty shocked by how big they were. We personally enjoyed the chicken feet, turnip cake, chicken wings, and shiumai a lot. On the other hand, I'd probably skip the spicy wontons, XLB, and beef balls. The servers were very attentive to our needs and my only wish was if the place also had hot mustard, chili oil, and more tea options.

Best taro puffs in awhile.
Mary L.

Ok Joyful Dimsum lovers, you won't be disappointed here. I checked out their new location this morning (just around the corner looking at the burger place) and it was clean, spacious & beautiful. Love it. Yes, I absolutely love this newer location now. Brightly light up, modern, and well organized. You can order from kiosk or over the counter. They did a great job with this new spot in the same old parking lot, so they didn't move too far out. Very good vibes now. The old location barely had spaces to sit. The fengshui at the new site is excellent. No crowds and no long lines on weekday mornings. Beautiful natural window views now. My server was conversational with me. She told me that they just moved over here 1-2 weeks ago. Love chatting in Cantonese. I told her that I'm a regular customer and enjoy eating dim sums here. Foods are good in quality, inexpensive, meets standards, huge portions provided, tasty, fresh, and better than most. I come here for good tasting foods. They don't serve the meal sets anymore, but it's definitely a very good dim sum spot with noodle soups and other items in progress. Chefs do a great job here. $5-$5.88 average per dish is super/great value for huge dim sums compared to $7-$8 elsewhere. Had a bit of everything: custard buns, BBQ pork buns, shrimp dumplings, fried taro puffs, siumai, hargow, steamed pork ribs, etc. Gosh, I will definitely be back next time. No rush, no hassles. I always grab a cup of iced cold Hong Kong milk tea which isn't too sweet. Loved everything about this little Joyful Dimsum Bistro which doesn't appear too little anymore. Staffs are wonderful. Most importantly, it's a quiet and calmer location for most. All sauces are at the tables. Pour your own hot water/hot tea from the huge water jug. Nice! Affordable great value for the food quality.

Kristine S.

Came here as I was craving for some dim sum and it was just okay. Service was okay. They give you a menu and you mark what you want on the menu. They serve you ten ren oolong tea bag and give you hot water. As far as the food it was just okay. Sui Mai and har gow are bigger in size than other places I've tried but flavor wise it was lacking. The baked bbq pork bun and the pineapple bun weren't hot and the ratio to filling to bun was off. Didn't taste fresh at all. But I will say when I went home and microwaved it, it was better. The steamed black sesame was good especially when it was hot. They don't have yellow mustard or the chili oil. They only have sriracha which didn't compliment the food at all. There's a good amount of seating inside.

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Baked bbq pork buns good?

Yes! Can't go wrong with anything here.

How much is the 9-squared box? I only see pic with no description and I can't find it on the menu Yelpers uploaded

One Yelper brought her own box to style the dim sum that way for her own review's photos. It looks beautiful but it is not an item offered by the actual restaurant.

Is it take out only? Are these pre-made or should I call to order first?

Dine in is also welcome.Everything is made to order so you can call in to place your order to skip the wait if you want to do to go.… Read more

Can we call in a take out order?

Yes,

Any vegan options? Have a huge group of friends that are interested:)

For vegan options, there are steamed vegetarian dumplings, steamed rice noodle with mixed sauce(contains peanut butter), fried vegetarian samosas, and spring rolls. We also have steamed Chinese broccoli and fried onion rings..

Is dim sum served all day?

Yes, and everything is made to order. We are open daily 10 to 7, a break from 3 to 4 Monday to Friday. Sat&Sun all day.… Read more

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