It bothers me that I like this place so much…read more Mainly because the cost of dim sum at some restaurants is ridiculous. The fact that Hang Ah charges $8.45 for an order of har gaw or shu mai today when just a few years ago this dish was half the price at most dim sum spots puts a money chill in my very bones. But the fact is that their flavors are on point brings me back in the future. I had one of the best turnip cake dim sum I have ever tasted. Crispy fried with some great flavor through and through. I would order this dish every time I visit in the future. But I would also request that they sear it on both sides for optimum tastiness. The har gaw and fried squid were also full of flavor. I do think that in the future I would request the squid extra crispy as it was a bit undercooked and limp when it should be crispy af. :-) The spot is typical of Chinese restaurants in terms of ambiance and service. All in line with my expectation. My only complaint is paying near $50 for 2 orders of dim sum and one entree. I hate 2026 prices.

Though Hang-Ah Dim Sum doesn't have your traditional dim-sum cart type service, their food is…read moreexceptional and definitely worth a stop if you are in the area. The outside looks unassuming, but the inside is very clean and neat. Not too packed at noon on a Monday. Pros: - Favorite items: Chicken Claws, Lotus Leaf Sticky Rice, and baked bbq buns - The meat on the Chicken Claws was tender and easy to get off the bones. The claws were soaked in a sauce that was a perfect mix of sweet and savory. - Though the baked bbq buns could've used more filling, the bun itself was soft, fluffy, and warm, covered in a thin layer of sticky-sweet glaze that paired well with the sweetness of the chashu pork filling. Cons: - Shanghai Soup Dumplings are a skip. They seemed over-steamed, as the skin was sticking to the bottom of the dish and to other dumplings, causing them to rip easily and lose all their broth when you tried to pick them up. - Items like the sesame balls, the steamed egg custard buns, and the baked bbq buns could definitely use a lot more filling.

Service was delightful, as the whole staff was friendly, polite and courteous…read more My daughter said their potstickers were the biggest she has ever seen and they truly were gigantic. We also ordered the turnip cakes, shu mai, chicken feet, honey walnut shrimp, and sticky rice in lotus leaf (which they did not cheap out on and loaded it with Chinese sausage and salted egg, which most places leave out). Believe it or not, the highlight of our meal was their water. Their water has a clean, refreshing, lemony essence to it, so it just goes to show you how much they value attention to details.

Walk down Martinez's Main Street, and you'll find Aberdeen Café, a cozy restaurant offering…read moreCantonese dim sum classics (shu mai, ha gow, cha siu bao, lo mai gai, and more) and entrees. Whether you're in town for jury duty, work, or play, here is a good lunch spot. I walked into Aberdeen Café during the lunch hour. Booths lined the wall on one side, and the bar was on the other. Korean pop music played softly while other customers ate lunch. I was seated at the booth and was served a glass of water to start. I got the #2015 Salt and Pepper Fish Filet lunch special with hot and sour soup of the day, egg roll, and substituted-in fried rice. I was served the hot and sour soup first. It was a wonderful appetizer. The classic spicy pepper and sour vinegar were balanced. The bits of crunchy mushroom and soft tofu added interest and texture to the thick broth. This was comfort in a bowl. The entree was delicious. The fried fish was hot off the wok when it arrived, steaming on the plate along with fried rice, broccoli, an egg roll, and some sweet and sour sauce. I enjoyed the fish; the heat of the jalapeno slices and the salt elevated the light crispiness and mild sweetness of the fish. The fried rice was light and fluffy with bits of egg. The sauteed broccoli had a solid crunch, and the vegetable egg roll was crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. This was a good, satisfying lunch at Aberdeen Café. When I'm in the mood for comforting Cantonese food again, I'll be back for more.

Great Chinese food (for this far up north). Not comparing it to SF Chinese food because it's not…read morethe same caliber. But the food is good, the service is friendly, and the space is clean. Unfortunately, they don't have any round tables for big groups, but they can accommodate at least groups of 8-10 because they put tables together for us to fit us in. We made a res because of our group size, and we had no issues being seated right away. They serve water vs hot tea, but the water glasses are big and they are constantly refilling! Super good service. We ordered a lot of dishes because we were a group of 8. We called ahead and special ordered jai (also called Buddha's delight) which is a common dish for Chinese new year. It's clear rice noodles with veggies and tofu skin. It was delicious! We also ordered the seafood platter, beef chow fun (small charge for the wide noodles instead of mein), salt and pepper fish, green onion pancake appetizer, Manchurian beef, another veggie platter (I think it was just a deluxe veggie dish), honey walnut prawns, and basil chicken which was not spicy in my opinion. All of the food was good. The Manchurian beef and salt and pepper fish breading was a little thicker than I like but the flavors were delicious. Support local businesses!

The food is exceptionally good and flavorful. Food is hot and plentiful. The tea is smooth and…read moreflavorful. The staff is friendly, helpful and has a great sense of humor. The restaurant is standard seating and has traditional decorations. There is also outside seating.

Good food , good service , lovely decorated , we enjoyed our lunch. The Dim Sum was delicious.read more

Best place for dim sum! The staff was hustling and providing great service throughout our meal. We…read moreloved seeing the carts roll by with so many options to choose from such a fun and authentic experience. The soup dumplings were outstanding, and the spinach dumplings were the most surprising favorite of the table. One of our diners even tried the stomach lining and said it was incredibly flavorful and delicious. We toasted with champagne and finished with the perfect egg custard tart. It was also wonderful to see the owner greeting guests and making everyone feel welcome. We will definitely be back!

88 Bao Bao is one of my favorite lunch spots to go to with my co-workers. It's fast, delicious and…read moreI feel like we get a good amount for our money. The staff is pretty nice and you can also get frozen XLB to go! I'd recommend this restaurant for a quick bite where you'll get good XLB.

Tried 88 Bao Bao and it definitely hit the spot! I ordered the vegetable steamed dumplings and the…read morevegetable chow mein -- both were tasty and satisfying. The space isn't fancy (more of a casual, cafeteria-style vibe). You order at the counter, grab a number, and the food comes out quickly -- perfect when you're hungry and don't want to wait. Portions are generous -- I ended up taking half my meal home, which is always a win. Prices felt reasonable, service was efficient, and overall it was a solid stop for a casual bite. I'd happily go back!

Update - I had read on Reddit that they had scaled back their hours and dining options. But I…read morereally wanted to get their crispy pork belly for the Super Bowl and then also celebrate the upcoming lunar new year in Petaluma with hot pot and take friends who have never experienced it. I could never get an answer when I called. I drove by to check on Fantasy and it looks like they are closed!! But for good? Mixed signals. Googling them says they're temporarily closed. Then here on yelp, there is no confirmation of that. But then the photo I took from their door says they're selling the tableware and the sign in Chinese is saying that if somebody wants to take on the business to call that number. I really hope another business that is legit and has hot pot takes over. Maybe they are on a lease that has kept them there? My best outcome wish for them is that they can open up in a better location that is more of a strip mall. The current location and the dilapidated sign wasn't good advertising for new patrons, sigh. please come back! Or if you start up another restaurant, please let me know!

I totally was that weird kid who ate strange food growing up. I would rather eat lobster or…read moreartichokes than chicken or green beans, and given the choice I'd gladly eat my body weight in dim sum over basically any other food. That hasn't changed at all for me as an adult! In Sonoma county there was really just one place with dim sum, and lots of people wanted more options. I tried other restaurants with their dim sum adjacent menus, but they were pretty mediocre and mostly focused on fried pot stickers or the occasional steamed siu mai. Once I heard fantasy was starting a true dim sum menu, I knew we had to try it. The day we arrived I was solidly in my third trimester of pregnancy and getting around was a chore, but that wasn't going to keep me from dim sum. We were the only guests the whole time on the day we went there, which was weird to me given how good the food ended up being! Service was great, super friendly and just lovely folks. The restaurant was clean and we'll organized, and the menu was a good mix of traditional favorites and some trendy BAO for the insta. We ordered a little of everything , which to me is why dim sum is so fun. Food came out super fast, and we tucked right in. Surprisingly to me, my favorite dish is one hubs picked on a whim, the spicy won tons. The flavors and textures were on point, and even with pregnancy heartburn, the spice on these things was well worth it. Super delicious. I felt the pandan and black sesame bao were overly trendy for my taste, but I'm sure those who are new to dim sum could see these options as easy introduction into the food. Really good experience here with very tasty food, nice people and quality dishes. I'm still getting over the idea of expensive dim sum because of growing up eating it in SF with low costs in a humble setting, but for this overall experience I felt the prices were fine. I will definitely be back, and eager to try the rest of the items on their menu.

Very good ! Spacious and food was yummy …read more My favorite was the pan fried noodles and walnut prawns

Excellent fresh authentic dim sum excellent service they…read moreserve dim sum everyday and cart style which is harder to find nowadays beef balls and beef rolls were perfect my favorites definitely will be back!!!

After a full day of wine tasting in Napa, we were craving something greasy and comforting haha --…read moreand Jade Garden definitely did the job. It has that classic, old-school authentic Chinese restaurant vibe -- very 90's feel, simple and traditional inside. Nothing trendy or modern, just a solid neighborhood-style spot that focuses on good food. Portions were generous for two people, and the prices were super affordable (especially for Napa!). Definitely a great place to refuel without breaking the bank. Parking is a bit limited -- there's some in the back or you may have to find street parking -- but it's manageable. If you're in Napa and need that post-wine savory fix, this spot hits.

Sunday calls for football and Chinese take-out. Enjoyed…read morechicken and broccoli, added onions all very fresh with a smoky taste, probably from the wok-grilled chicken enjoyed the veggie fried rice, hearty portion. ordered via DoorDash. all went smoothly.

My friends highly recommend this place. First time coming here. The vibe was what I expected of a…read moretypical dim sum restaurant. The staff was nice and very attentive. The waiters refilled our tea and hot water pots frequently. The best part of the restaurant is the beautiful ocean view and the walking trail right next to the restaurant. After eatting the delicious dim sum, a walk on the trail helped with digestion. The food was delicious. It was not greasy and was on the lighter side. It came out hot and fresh. They had all my favorite dim sum dishes. Definitely a must try.

Came here for my bday and they forgot half our food Gave us…read more"free" deserts that we didn't order and were clearly left over from a wedding up stairs Refused to comp our drinks or anything I wish they had negative star ratings Food was mid and over priced too

Always fresh, always good. Pork soup dumplings and garlic green beans are must order items every…read moretime. Service is consistently very good.

I was recommended by a local to try Yang Kee Dumpling because I had a hankering for some…read moretraditional/authentic Chinese food. Yang Kee Dumpling is located in a small strip mall, equipped with plenty of parking, and EV chargers. When arrived it wasn't too busy, and the hostess showed me to my table. In front of my table was where the staff was making dumplings (they were behind glass). After looking at the menu, I opted to get some traditional soup dumplings, bbq pork fried rice, and pineapple bao buns for dessert. My server was Bing and she was nice and efficient. She came back to check on me a few times throughout my dining experience. My fried rice came out first. It was a LARGE serving of fried rice, it of course had eggs, carrots, peas, and BBQ pork. It was flavorful. Next came out the soup dumplings. They were brought out in a steamer basket with a top to keep them warm. These were amazing. The light and delicate dough, mixed with the savory pork filling, and the salty broth was perfection. Next came out my pineapple bao buns. To be honest, I wasn't sure how I was going to like them. To my surprise these may have been the star of the show. The dough was light and sweet, the top was carmelized and sweet, and the custard inside reminded me of a Dole Whip from disney (exept it wasn't cold, it was warm). These were pretty large and I'm semi embarrassed to admint I had 2 3/4 bao buns myself. Go here. It's delicious.