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    Koi Palace Express

    2.9 (295 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 2:30 pm, 5:00 PM - 8:30 PM

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    Good for kids
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    Hong Kong style sidewalk rice rolls
    Jeff W.

    This is just down the street from me but I've only ordered from here twice in probably 5 years. I came here for take out. When we arrived, there was only one table occupied. Didn't seem busy at all. Weren't greeted when we entered even though someone was at the counter. She was just keeping busy. We ordered at the kiosk and got our number. I sat down at a table since it was pretty empty, and guess what? The lady at the counter spoke to me. Actually she was telling me I could not sit at the table and to go sit in one of the chairs against the wall. She could have asked but instead she took the "tell" approach. But really - I just pulled a chair from one of many empty tables and was spoken to not very nicely. I decided to go outside and wait. 20 minutes pass and I get my food and took it home. I ordered the rice rolls small bites dish and a BBQ pork/roasted duck over rice dinner. The BBQ pork was really dry. The sauce was very light on top and did not soak in the meat. The duck was excellent. The rice rolls were soft and covered in sesame seeds, and they gave a good variety of sauces. Solid 3 or 3.5 star experience due to the interaction with the first staff member and the overly dry pork.

    Fried fish roll and Shrimp roll
    Thinh L.

    If you're craving dim sum on a major holiday, good luck with the line pal. The food here hits the spot that I do not deny. Our party ordered the works from sticky rice to shu mai to chicken feet. These dishes were delicious and filled a ferocious appetite. However the wait was over an hour and our number got skipped. Not only that but the interior of the restaurant has gotten quite dated. I cannot comment on the cleanliness of the restaurant carpet but I will say at least the employees are very responsive and will get right with you if any issues rise. Overall, not an experience worth the wait but we got our food.

    Menu
    Janet T.

    I came here to have a quick lunch with friends and it did not disappoint. I had the shrimp wonton soup, it was very tasty. My friend got the ginger beef and pork fried rice and another friend got the Hainan Chicken meal set. All were delicious. There is a 8% automatic service charge fee. Overall, I would come back.

    Stacked dishes due to poor service

    Not worth it. Horrible service and quality of food has gone down. I came in and went to front to get a number. The person at the front served a person before me. I saw they had same number of people and they were seated before me. I then had to wait 15 minutes for someone to get my order. Another table got seated after me. They got to place their order and got their food before my group. The waiter checked on all the other tables multiple times but not mine. We sat for 30 minutes before we got food. This is insane for a dim sum place. They usually want you to eat fast so they can get next group in. The fried dishes took over an hour. But the same dish got served to other tables 20 minutes before our table. We had to remind our server of our dishes. The servers never removed our empty dish plates and steaming containers. We started to see how high we could stack them as a joke. But servers never removed them. Last dish was fried taro puff. We again had to remind the waiter that we were waiting for our finial dish. When it came, My wife asked him to cut the puffs in half. This is something they will typically do. The server said no. When I said "excuse me" he said they don't cut it and it's better to eat it like it is. I then asked for the manager. The manager agreed the server should have not said. And that cutting the fried taro puff is something they typically do. I guess the server was just too lazy to do it. I then showed the manager that we had been using napkins from my child's diaper bag since the server never checked in on our table. No refill for tea or water. Overall, this was the worst service I had in years. I will be eating elsewhere. You should also. There are many other restaurants in the area. And the other Koi palace locations are better and have better service.

    Tofu
    Frances C.

    Food - 4 stars Service - 2 stars Ambiance - casual Food is good if you have to to wait. The won ton soup noodles had lots of shrimps and the soup favors were on point. Noodle texture is chewy like the HK style. It would have been a solid 4 stars if management can coordinate more staffing Servers were doing their best with 3 pp from busing tables to take out orders We waited 45 minute for a take out order Kitchen staff continued forgetting orders If you want to dine here, plant lots of time

    Michelle Z.

    I can't believe I've never been here before and I come to the Ulferts center quite often. For lunch, I ordered the roasted duck and bbq pork rice plate with a side of hot milk tea. There was plenty for lunch and dinner! The roasted duck was nice and salty and I loved the plum sauce on the side. BBQ pork was flavored well and tender. Service was fast and attentive. Parking lot can get busy during the lunch hour.

    Dry Sauted String Bean & Minced Pork
    Carson M.

    Good and fast service. Food was good for being so quick and easy. You can also order at the kiosk at the front for to go orders. There is also a QR menu at each table. The pork chop rice had a good amount of meat and was slightly different than the one you'd get at Koi Palace upstairs. There are peas and sliced tomatoes. I prefer the Koi Palace version, but for $18 at express, it is good enough. For the string beans, it was tasty and cooked well but perhaps a tad salty if eaten without rice.

    Fried Chicken Wings w/ Salt & Pepper
    Mike P.

    Good Chinese food located in Dublin. It's almost fast food-like since our order came to us quickly, just after sitting down. Food was really good and tasty, for what we ordered (see pics). Came here on a hangover morning and this food hit the spot!

    Koi's BBQ Combo Rice Plate
    Aletta A.

    Just had to come back here and add that I love their Seafood over pan fried crispy noodles. I've ordered it three times in the past month and a half. It's become a craving with some steamed rice. The seafood is shrimp, fish, calamari, scallops, and there is the perfect amount of veggies.

    Christy T.

    Recommend this place only for its delicious food. Especially like the baked dishes. Service is always unfriendly, fast and just normal Koi service. The last time I came was years ago, the service attitude has not improved at all. Ambiance is casual, seats not comfortable and place is small.

    18% charge for 3 people with no service!!
    Huyen P.

    Such a disappointment. They claimed to provide good food and services but completely untrue. Food was mediocre, services was horrible. Waiter didn't even want to be there. You have to ask for everything. Waited 20 minutes for an egg tart and then they said it will be another 5mins. Then the bill came with 18% service fee for 3 people!!! Needless to say, this is the last time for us. Not recommended.

    海南鸡饭
    May X.

    We would come here for HK food whenever we were shopping in the outlet. The place remains the same: comfy and quiet. We were greeted by the server when we entered. The Hainan Chicken tasted a bit lighter than before (about a year ago, it last came), the soup is smaller, but the rice is still as good. Roasted duck is really good. Chicken katsu is a big portion, good value. We come back as usual.

    Scan code on the table
    Juicke C.

    This sector be my go to place for Cantonese bbq in Dublin. After a long absence, I can understand it. There's a QR scan code on the table to browse and order. I had the same order error as in the past by ordering the bbq combo plate, a trio of bbq cuts over rice. I naturally assumed that roast duck would be part of the trio but in reality it includes soy chicken, roast pork (pork belly), and char Siu. The star of the trio was the roast pork but sadly the pieces were small. The char Siu was the weak player as it was dry and bland. The soy chicken was alright. Also included was soy braised hard boiled egg that was alright. The portion was quite small, it made the plate look large. lol The service was friendly and relatively attentive. My tea was refilled frequently. The ice coffee milk tea was good. An16% service fee was automatically added to the check. I guess in the future I would order specifically roast duck to insure that I get what I really wanted or something completely different.

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    Ask the Community - Koi Palace Express

    Do you sell frozen dim sum? I was looking online, and couldn't find quantity or price. How many and how much? I'm catering an event and would love to buy some

    Hi, Tara, Our main store, Koi Palace Dublin, located at Suite 213, which is on the 2nd floor in the… Read more

    Is there outdoor seating?

    No there isn't.

    Is this restaurant reopened?

    We have resumed our indoor dining.

    Are you open now?

    Are you sure you are now reopened?

    Has Koi Place Express reopen?

    Hi, Jason, currently we are planning to reopen Koi Palace Express next week. Please check back with us. Thank you for your support of Koi Palace family!

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    Koi Palace

    Koi Palace

    3.3(2k reviews)
    0.0 mi
    $$

    Toad was Monday . We went to Koi Palace in Dublin for lunch …read more It had a lot of tables cause we arrived early like 11:15 am . We were being seated right the way by the nice big window table. I enjoyed the service there . Without asking , they gave us the serving chop stick , a pot of tea ( we requested Iron Buddha tea leaves) and an extra pot of hot water to keep the tea pot filled . We ordered the soup dumplings with fish mew in high soup . It tasted great . Many restaurants don't have this item or they made it not as good . The high soup is tasty and the ingredients had a lot of seafood and shrimp . Fish mew was good size . I wan impressed when we asked for small ceramic bowl to share the food , they gave us two heated bowls . Just like you wanted beer in the club and they gave you an iced mug . To keep the high soup and soup dumplings in high temperatures, it tasted better . We have the following dim sum : Steamed chicken feet in black bean suave with pork ribs 蒸鳳爪排骨 Pan fried shrimp dumplings with chives牛煎韮菜餃 Stairs fried sticky rice with dried shrimp and Chinese sausage , large size . A dinner menu item 生炒糯米飯。大碟 X O sauce and pan fried daikon cake 煎蘿蔔糕伴XO 醬 Stewed beef belly 牛雜 Steamed bean curb skin roll with black mushroom 齋燒鵝 Red bean coconut cake ( dessert ) 5/5 for all dim sum Nicely made and all tasted excellent. I like this Koi Palace better than the one in Milpitas . It has much better customer services . Before the main dinning hall , it has many more rooms attached to the main dinning area. You can reserve rooms for private events or family gathering . You can also make reservations on line or by phone to reserve your table . So you dominates to wait , just walk up to the check in counter and bring seated . I usually make my reservations 3 days in advance to make sure I can get the large table. Each time father dinning , this Koi Palace give you a coupon ( % of your total price of the meal ) and you have 14 days to use it to pay for the next meal here . What a wonderful idea ! Enjoy and hope that you have fun when you come !

    Came by on a weekday for lunch and the restaurant wasn't too crowded, which was surprising. The…read morelocation here is a bit confusing - you have to take an escalator to the 2nd floor. IMO, the dim sum here is much better than the entrees. The beef chow fun was just okay and it was a bit overpriced at $24. Also note, the tea here is delicious, but they charge $2/person. At the end of the meal, we were surprised to get a $7 coupon off our next meal!

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    Koi Palace - Duck shrimp wonton noodles

    Duck shrimp wonton noodles

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    Appetizer Plate

    Mayflower Restaurant - Roasted Squab 紅燒乳鴿 $26

    Mayflower Restaurant

    3.5(851 reviews)
    0.5 mi
    $$

    I love this dim sum spot in the Dublin area. When we arrived on a weekend, the main floor was…read morepacked, so they took us to the second floor, which I didn't even know they had! They had to take us out of the restaurant and reenter from the side of the building to go upstairs. The second floor looked just as nice, clean, and spacious. I might even prefer it because it's quieter, more peaceful, and just more comfortable overall. As for the food, most of what we tried was delicious. We ordered some staple dim sum items like pork siu mai and har gow, and both were really good. I also tried the shrimp and scallop dumplings, which are similar to har gow, and those were pretty tasty too. We also got the fried rice with salted fish, and it was made in a "yang chow" style, so it was rather pale in color, but don't let that fool you, because it was really flavorful. We also ordered their fried calamari, which was meh at best and was nothing special. That was probably my least favorite dish. We also got lo mai gai and deep fried taro dumplings filled with pork. Overall, the food was really yummy. The service was great too. The staff were attentive and quick to bring extra chili sauce and other condiments when we requested them. I'd definitely come back again.

    Food is ok... not excellent but it is not bad either.. very greasy and filling is different from…read morethe usual dim sum. - Glutinous rice with meat, filling is wet. - Chinese doughnut wrapped with rice noodle is very soggy and not crispy. Service is excellent, the bus boy is very attentive. Why 1 star? For the price I'm paying for, almost $10 per portion for 4 piece siu mai, I expected to have a "wow" food that will play a song in my mouth and not just ordinary dim sum.

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    Mayflower Restaurant - Upstairs dining area

    Upstairs dining area

    Mayflower Restaurant - Shrimp pork dumpling and dried scallop pea sprout dumpling

    Shrimp pork dumpling and dried scallop pea sprout dumpling

    Mayflower Restaurant - Braised Egg Tofu & Eggplant 紅燒玉子豆腐茄子煲 $24

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    Braised Egg Tofu & Eggplant 紅燒玉子豆腐茄子煲 $24

    Golden Sand Harbor - Rice noodle with BBQ pork, durian puff, sesame seed ball

    Golden Sand Harbor

    3.3(651 reviews)
    3.2 mi
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    We ordered 10 dishes and everything came out pretty quickly. I was happy that the vegetable dishes…read morecame out first. Restaurant is bright and spacious. Good for large groups. Wouldn't mind coming back. The good stuff: - Pea sprouts and cordyceps in broth- I'd get this again although it was kinda pricy for a vegetable dish. I expected it to be a much larger serving. - Pan fried turnip cake- Is it me or have I never had a bad fried turnip cake? - Siu Mai- it didn't stand out for me but I'd still get it again. - Steam chicken feet with black bean sauce- I usually don't care for chicken feet but this was pretty good. My favorites: - Crab meat dumpling - Stuffed shrimp in donut w/rice noodle roll - Deep fried taro dumpling - Sticky rice & chicken in lotus leaf Pass: - Shanghai dumpling- there was no soup in the soup dumpling and the dough was a little thick. - Green onion pancake- this was disappointing, dense, dry and not crispy.

    Really terrible Chinese food and poor quality control. I mean I've had bad Chinese food before but…read morerarely do I feel inclined to write a review venting about the items. I ordered 3 items from DoorDash today. Mango pudding, crab dumplings, and mapo tofu. The mango pudding was entirely missing from the order. The crab dumplings had zero traces of crab. They were filled with carrots, shrimp, mushroom. I searched carefully to see if there was even one sliver of crab meat, and I'm confident there was none. (The description was "Steamed dumplings filled with fresh crab meat") The worst thing about the "crab" dumplings sans crab was that they tasted terrible. Usually, regardless of dumpling type, I love them all. I am far from a picky eater. So making dumplings taste terrible is a rare feat. I powered through one of them but threw away the rest. The Mapo Tofu was unlike any Mapo Tofu I've ever tasted. It was a container of tofu pieces suspended in a thick sugary syrup. I couldn't eat them, they tasted so weird. I threw it all away. It's too bad because I was quite hungry and especially excited for the mapo tofu. I will not be ordering from here again.

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    Golden Sand Harbor - Inside restaurant

    Inside restaurant

    Golden Sand Harbor - Soy sauce chow mein and baked BBQ pork buns

    Soy sauce chow mein and baked BBQ pork buns

    Golden Sand Harbor - Braised noodles with crab meat.  I don't  see or taste the crab. $19.75 - I don't recommend this one.

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    Braised noodles with crab meat. I don't see or taste the crab. $19.75 - I don't recommend this one.

    88 Bao Bao - Chili Oil Wontons(10)

    88 Bao Bao

    4.1(1.1k reviews)
    1.3 mi
    $$

    Friendly owners/servers who genuinely care that you're happy with your service and food. This is…read morewhat keeps us coming back here. It's an order-sit down and eat kinda spot, which is fine, but I like that the clientele seem to get that, so they don't linger. Perfect ambiance for this type of meal. First timers will feel very welcome, and will enjoy the thrill of eating "soup dumplings." The mushroom salad with its sautéed onion umami has grown on me, so it's ordered every time. They do things right here.

    I don't even know where to begin other than to say how disappointed I am with this restaurant…read more While I was seated and looking over the menu, a worker who I believe was a chef came up to my table, pointed at the beef noodle soup, and told me it was 50% off. My friend and I heard the same thing! However, when it came time to pay, I was charged full price. When I brought it up and even pointed out the worker, the staff claimed they had no idea what I was talking about. At that point, I just let it go but honestly, it didn't get any better from there. Every dish we ordered was bland, lacked flavor, and wasn't consistent at all. To make matters worse, I noticed something concerning near the cashier. They were refilling the water jug using what looked like a used plastic container that didn't appear clean or sanitary, which was really off-putting. Overall, this experience was disappointing from start to finish, both in terms of service and food quality.

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    88 Bao Bao - View of counter and kitchen

    View of counter and kitchen

    88 Bao Bao - Pumpkin Pancake(4)

    Pumpkin Pancake(4)

    88 Bao Bao - 18. Sesame & Scallion Pancake

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    Grand Cafe - Beef chow fun

    Grand Cafe

    4.0(161 reviews)
    1.3 mi
    $$

    Amazing food to dine in or take out. My favorites are the pork ribs in Peking sauce, garlic pea…read moresprouts and honey walnut shrimp! Parking is a bit tight during lunch and dinner time. Customer service is wonderful!

    Grand Café is still good even though they have changed their name. I heard that the chef is still…read morethere. It's kind of pricey, especially compared to the original location in Oakland, but the food is authentic Hong Kong/Cantonese style cuisine. This will definitely satisfy your carb/MSG cravings, lol! We got takeout for a weekday lunch. This is our usual order now: Fresh sliced fish porridge, $14.95 - they always do a great job with this. This is the Cantonese equivalent of chicken noodle soup. The texture is just right, there are plenty of fish pieces, and the flavor is classic, right down to the ginger slivers. Shrimp rice noodle roll $9.50 - DH's favorite dim sum item. It is tender, and the shrimp are large and crispy. Comes with the classic soy-based sauce. Crab meat braised E - fu noodle $24.95 - DH's favorite noodle. This type of noodle is very soft and absorbs all of the flavors from the crab pieces and sauce. Great choice for seafood lovers! Shrimp silky egg chow fun $24.95 - little one's favorite. This one just has such a great combination of flavors. The velvety "gravy" really ties everything together and makes it go down smoothly. This one has flat noodles (cheung fun), like the classic beef chow fun. Comfort food for sure! Sautéed Chinese green $22.95 - this looks to be pan seared choy sum. Seems kind of expensive, but they actually pack a lot of greens into the box. They don't have the veggie clay pot anymore, Barbecue pork $15.95 - they do a pretty good job with this one too. The flavors are really good and interestingly enough it comes with these little beans on the bottom. Pork tends to be a little bit on the lean side. Portion size seems okay. We didn't get the beef chow fun because we didn't need that much food. But that one is a classic here and they usually do a great job with it too. Food is usually ready very quickly and everything was steaming hot. Staff are efficient and friendly. Give it a try; this place is consistently good and I highly recommend it!

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    Grand Cafe - Grand Cafe Pan Fried Noodles

    Grand Cafe Pan Fried Noodles

    Grand Cafe - Cantonese style cashew chicken (Jan 2026)

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    Cantonese style cashew chicken (Jan 2026)

    Lulu's Kitchen - Shanghainese Vegetable & Preserved Meat Rice

    Lulu's Kitchen

    3.8(409 reviews)
    2.9 mi
    $$

    Big lunch menu and reasonable price. We ordered Spicy fish in broth. Good portion. Food was tasty…read moreand they were nice enough to wait for me to pick up the food even though they were closed already. I will try other items in future.

    Good food but lukewarm service. The hostess was all smiles when she seated us, but spent the entire…read moretime with the other owner chatting up some other customers and ignoring every other table. We got the green onion pancake ($8.95), kung pao chicken ($15.95), yang chou fried rice ($13.95), and one other stir fried dish I can't totally remember but believe was pork with mushrooms and bell peppers. The kung pao chicken had some flavor in the sauce I wasn't totally loving, but was spicy and packed with chicken, peanuts, onions, and bell peppers. The green onion pancake was crispy and delicious, with eight slices to an order. But the star of the show was the yang chou fried rice, which is that fluffy, soft type of fried rice I absolutely love. That was the first thing that got finished at the table. Portions are generous. My brother and I are both good eaters but we still left with leftovers. However, be careful with the take-out containers here; the kung pao leaked for some reason and the containers just felt a little flimsy in general. Luckily they were in a plastic bag, otherwise it would've gotten all over the car. Plenty of other things on the menu to try and I wouldn't object to coming here again, I just wouldn't drive all the way out specifically for it.

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    Lulu's Kitchen - Inside

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    Lulu's Kitchen - Szechuan Spicy Fried Chicken (Bone-in)

    Szechuan Spicy Fried Chicken (Bone-in)

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    Sautéed Eggplant with String Bean in Chili Sauce

    Fiery Shanghai

    Fiery Shanghai

    3.8(722 reviews)
    1.6 mi
    $$
    Healthy dining
    Vegan friendly

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    We took one of their specials which was a spicy fish dish. We asked for extra spicy and boy, did…read morethey deliver. Holy cow. And the dish was the size of Texas. Great flavor though - they coated the flounder and fried it first, then put all that sauce on along with vegetables. The other dish we got was a stir fry green bean dish that was done well, crisp tender with a flavorful sauce. The restaurant needs a little TLC, the furniture is aging but overall nice ambience. Service was great, reminiscent of the service you would get in China, which is much more polite and hospitable than what you get in the states.

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    Fiery Shanghai
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