Solid dim sum. Everything from the steam carts was hot and fresh. The fried stuff in the carts were cold. We usually try the house special fried rice or panfried noodles to get a sense of the wok and the chef. The technique on the noodles was excellent, but not much wok he. Prices are relatively inexpensive and definitely worth a try. read more

They just reopened today for take out! I have been craving dim sum for such a long time but wouldn't settle for less yummy. Went overboard on my order but no regrets! read more

Sun Kong - Yessss to take out! - Dim Sum Near Me - Malden, Massachusetts

Food is quick and decent dim sum place. I would come here when I don't feel like waiting in line at Ming's Seafood! Overall, great dim sum place! read more

DO NOT come here if you are a woman & your party is small & there's no man in your party! It's guaranteed you will be ignored or mistreated. My friend and I came here Saturday at noon and we got a number to wait in line. After a 30 minute wait, we were pushed to sit at the bar when they called our number. We went to the bar but it was too cold so we rejected the offer to sit at the bar, and then the waiter said we'll have to get a new number and wait for the whole line again if we don't want to sit there. At this point a two people party of a man and a woman who came in after us had already got a table and started ordering. Ridiculous. Did they think women order less than men so it's a better value choice to let men have the table or what? read more

From pictures, this place looks great -- with colorful and nicely presented dim sum and a nice looking dining room. The actual dining experience is a complete let down from this. When you get to the restaurant, you'll notice the limited parking for the number of patrons that this establishment can seat. The dining room has much older decor and a feel of preserving the look and feel of a restaurant from decades ago. A strong smell of smoke is present in the air as well. Food overall looks nice, but is hampered by how cold it is when served on the cart. The flavors are pretty standard and basic -- without much complexity and is a bit on the oily side overall. The only positive is that the colors and presentation is pretty nice across all the dishes. Here are my thoughts on the items I tried: Shrimp crepe: Pretty fresh, the crepe is not silky soft and could have more filling. Beef tripe: A bit on the firm side. There's a strong ginger flavor which masks out all the other flavors in the dish (pepper is the 2nd strongest flavor I tasted). A bit salty overall. Beef spareribs: Quite chewy, the five spice is overpowering and the dish overall is quite oily. Durian fried dumpling: Nice color and chewy dough with a slight crispiness to the outside. The durian is sweet and doesn't have the storng unpleasant odor. Pineapple custard bun: Sweet custard with a nice egg top that's not too thick and slightly crumbly. The bread was nice and fresh. Shrimp roll: Lots of shrimp inside, slightly crisp with a bit of water chestnuts and some ginger Fried pork dumpling: Crisp exterior with nice chewy sticky rice. Pork could've used a lot more flavor Overall popular and busy for dim sum, but I wasn't impressed with the food here. The focus seems to be more on serving large numbers of patrons quickly, but the flavor, food temperature, and textures of the food don't seem to be a primary focus. read more

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Love here , food was great , specially their shoo mai . I was surprised about their service , for how quick the food we're served right away . Place is good , nice and clean , good for family to eat . read more

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One of my favorite places to get dimsum! The prices are affordable and they push the carts here too :] There is typically a wait during the typical lunch time, but I haven't waited more than 30 minutes for a table of 3. I even came late around 2PM once and had a super short wait and was pleasantly surprised to see that they still had carts full of the classic dishes. I lovee the dimsum here. I feel like they are dumplings and portions are larger than the places in Chinatown. They have a parking lot too so that's a big plus! I hate looking for parking on a busy weekend in Chinatown. Anyways, onto the food! Some of my favorites... -Pineapple bun with yolk filling! The insides are still warm and running when you bite into it. It is sooo good! -The fried mochi like outside with savory insides is also made well here! -Wife cake -Rice paper with shrimp: pillowy silky rice paper yumm - Shui Mai: pretty decent sized and flavorful -short rib -Shrimp and greens dumplings are also really good! Can't wait to go back! read more

I knew I was at the right place when I saw a group of old Asian dude's smoking out front. Sun Kong is a white table cloth dim-sum joint where you can bring your whole family here without having to wait for a table. It's surprising bright inside; not gloomy like most dim-sum spots I've been to. However, tables are set up awkwardly so you could be back-to-back with another person and hear their whole conversation. They had enough space to get those food cart through and that's all matters most here! Steamed Beef Tripe- A dim-sum staple plus I had to order it because it's my dad's fav. It looks intimidating and the texture is odd but they did it right here (not rubbery at all). I don't know why they added bell pepper to it though. Steamed Chicken feet- One of the most flavorful dish and gelatinous. Only eat this if you're an adventurous eater because it's not for everyone. Rice Noodle Rolls- My family's all time favorite dish! We basically ate everything with that sweet soy sauce they used for this dish. The shrimp one was very clean and distinct when you bite into the filling. The beef wasn't great. It was overloaded with ginger and scallion. Shumai- When the shrimp is crunchy, oh, you bet you got a good one. The shrimp and pork are chopped up and stuffed inside a wonton wrap and these were super plump. Overall Service: The host was awesome and the ladies pushing the cart were pleasant. When my dad says this place was "pretty good" then it's pretty good to me too. read more

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Excellent dim sum! Sun Kong is definitely my go-to for dim sum when I don't feel like going to Boston. I used to go to Lowell when the craving hit but Sun Kong in Malden is definitely worth the extra drive because it's more delicious and reasonably priced. Sun Kong has some of the best chicken feet I've ever eaten! There's soooo much flavor and I love that there is a hint of spiciness to it. Their har gow (steamed shrimp dumplings) I'm not too crazy about - they look really pretty but I just don't like the vegetables in my har gow. Everything was pretty solid here. I was just a little disappointed they ran out of the fried taro puffs and turnip cake so I wasn't able to try them out. read more

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$40 for 9 plates for 3 people? Hell yes. Delicious things to try, new things I've never seen, and old favorites, too. We arrived at 1:15 and got seated at around 1:45. I think this is towards the end of their service, so some of the food was already finished and some of the dishes were getting cold. Would suggest getting their earlier in the day for a fresher selection! Don't be shy - make sure they bring soy sauce, hot sauce, water and whatever else you typically like to your table. People who have been before know the "ins and outs". read more

Definitely go if you want dim sum and you are north of downtown. That being said, it's a typical bustling dim sum operation in terms of food and ambience. Nothing fancy. Very convenient to have a good, authentic dim sum without having to drive to or south of Chinatown. For people accustomed to regular restaurants, service may seem hard to get, but it's actually faster and more attentive here than average for this kind of restaurant. Staff is very good, and we had an older guy covering our table who was excellent. Plenty of help around, though, as usual in a dim sum restaurant, you need to flag it down. But I found they were watching out for customers in need of service and provided it with a sense of urgency and responsibility. One factor in timing is that although you order off a menu and a cart comes to you with your order, the kitchen still works like a regular dim sum restaurant in that it makes dishes in batches. If what you ordered is sold out, you will need to wait for the next batch. Same is true in a regular dim sum restaurant. Here, they bring you your cart quickly with what is available and then will send other dishes from your order as those become available. Food tasted very good. People will find favorites on the menu and fault with other items, but nothing I tried was less than very good. My one request would be to get the food to the table warmer. Of course, fresh batches came out nice and hot. But many of the standard "first cart" items were not as warm as I would have preferred. Maybe it's just me. read more

Whispers to self: don't gatekeep don't gatekeep don't gatekeep This place is amazing and I am glad it was in a dim sum Boston list. This place reminds me of dim sum back home in the Bay Area. Would love to come back. You can park in their lot but it gets crowded so you may need to go nearby to parallel park on the streets. It's so worth the wait. Being friends so you can try tons of food. It's sosososoosso good. Sun Kong is further validation that all good real Asian food is only capable of 3.5 stars on Yelp. read more

If you want authentic Dim Sum place outside of Chinatown, this is it! I have been going there for years and they never disappoint. Very responsive servers and kind people, there is once that my daughter left her retainer on the table which got cleaned and dumped into trash, the waiter went to the dumpster to dig it out for her - we were super grateful! read more

I grew up eating at Sun Kong so this place will always be my go to, to have dimsum. It can get real busy over the weekends. I like to come when it opens because it's less chaotic and super busy. For two people I usually get the steamed shumai, shrimp & chives dumplings, steamed spare ribs, beef tripe, beef rice roll, and shrimp rice roll. Those choices have never disappointed me. Price is reasonable and for two people it usually costs around $20-$30 which isn't bad. read more

Sun Kong - Dim Sum Near Me - Malden, Massachusetts

Best dim sum I've had so far in Greater Boston area. Reasonable or even lower price, and no tea fee! Sun Kong usually has a lot of people, especially on the weekends, so it does take a while to get a table. But once you've gotten yourself a table, it doesn't take that long to get some dim sum. I've ordered a lot of great dim sum here and the food is pretty spot on in terms of how they taste and how fresh they are. One that I find most outstanding is their molten salted egg custard buns. It's always fresh out of the oven when I get them (which means you have to wait a little bit for them to cool down before you take a bite). If you like food on the saltier end, I'd recommend you to try this out. I haven't experienced a better dim sum place as Sun Kong, so 5 stars it is! Will definitely be back. read more

I want to preface this by saying that my family and I have come here several times before and had good experiences; however, I visited yesterday with my boyfriend for dim sum and have rarely experienced as poor service as I did then. Sun Kong has yet to return to its normal cart operations so, as several other dim sum restaurants have done during the pandemic, our order was made by checking off our selections on a sheet of paper and giving that to the server. The food itself was fine, with several more dim sum options than can be found at some of the Chinatown dim sum eateries; however, they only initially remembered to give us half of our ordered dishes. Twice afterward they had to stop by our table and ask us what we were missing, after extremely long pauses between food; we must have waited an extra half hour for our last dish alone. Afterward, they rushed us to pay and even made my boyfriend leave the table so they could seat another party when he was waiting for me in the bathroom, which was particularly rude considering they had kept us waiting for so long. All the other tables seemed to have good enough service, but we regret making a trek out here for dim sum. read more

It was honestly one of the worst dim sum places I've ever been to. They didn't have any noodles!? On the other hand they were the only dim sum place open at 9am on weekdays which is why we went. Food quality except for the seafood Zhou (which was surprised good)was just so so. read more

Best dim sum in Boston!! Skip the touristy places in Boston Chinatown because they are crap and not fresh. Sun Kong is where it's at! Generous amount of shrimp in the har gow. Good flavoring of chicken feet. The 糯米鸡（sticky rice in bamboo leaf) is generously stuffed with a variety of ingredients. Siu mai was up to par. And omggg the salted egg yolk buns come out fresh piping hot. Cantonese people make the best congee so it's good to try this here as well. The food here is fresh and as clean as dim sum can get. Service is above average for a Chinese restaurant as well. read more

Sooo we finally made it up early enough to try to place and got parking. This place was always packed and never any parking always and if there was parking and we gotten inside it was a 45 minute wait. I had this place before but it was years ago so that was invalid. So we walked in, "table for two please" there was no small tables available and the hostess asked if mind sitting at the bar and said it was about 20 minute wait. Who wants to wait? "Sure that's fine." I honestly thought sitting at the bar would lead to us being left out because of where we was placed but nope, they didn't forget about us at all! And every cart that came around always asked if we wanted something. Service was great! Food was good too. I'll definitely go back when there's parking and no wait time. read more

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Dim sum! Not the classic carts here. You have order from a paper. There's lots of classic options and new dishes that I haven't seen before.

favorite dim sum spot since childhood! parking is pretty limited but nothing can really be done about that. quality of the food is good (and stayed consistent during all these years) and the workers are super friendly. they no longer use the small carts to wheel around the food :( read more

Nothing fancy about this place, but it's dim sum on wheels and fast, frequent service. I've been to many dim sum places and it's nice to have out outside of Chinatown so that you have a chance to find some parking on site or one of the side streets adjacent to the restaurant. There's a huge wait on the weekends, when you see many typical Asian families and groups of friends, college students, and couples trying to get a table, so just be prepared for it. read more

Sun Kong - Some delicious servings - Dim Sum Near Me - Malden, Massachusetts

We wanted to dine out for Christmas dinner but felt it was unsafe due to the recent rise in Covid cases. So, take-out it was! Honestly, I didn't expect too much, especially since it's a busy holiday, but I was genuinely impressed by the food. Every dish was well-seasoned and provided more than adequate portions for our party of six. We ordered the salted fish and chicken fried rice, crispy seafood noodles (chow mein), e-fu noodles with crab sauce, stir fried garlic peapod stems, pepper salt squid and pork chops, tangerine beef, Buddha's delight, and salt baked chicken. Originally, I wanted empress chicken and fried fish with vegetables, but they were completely out. The person on the phone told me that they have sold out of many items, have been extremely busy, and that he didn't even have time to take a break/eat! I thought it was funny of him to include all this extra commentary, but I did feel somewhat sympathetic as I gave him a $10 cash tip at pick up. I asked for a suggestion for chicken, and he recommended the salt baked chicken, which we all absolutely loved. Another dish that really stood out to me was the Buddha's delight. The dish was well-prepared with lots of flavor, three different kinds of mushrooms, two versions of tofu, and vermicelli noodles. I was totally blown away by this dish and feel it would be a great lunch to have with a side of white rice. I work nearby, so it's definitely possible! I also really liked seeing the green peas in the salted fish and chicken fried rice which had an a pleasantly noticeable and well-balanced fish component. The only things that I didn't care for was the crab sauce over the e-fu noodles. We should have had ordered the crab sauce to go with the peapod stems. Also, while the tangerine beef was well prepared and tasted fine, the plating/lack of veggies on that dish just made it look unpleasant. Overall, our take-out Christmas dinner was a delightful experience, and now I think I've found another go to lunch spot when I'm at work. read more

Sun Kong is a mirror image of Ming's down the road, so feel free to reference my review for Ming's minus my complaints listed there. While it seems strange that there would be two of the same exact type of restaurant with virtually indistinguishable menus and staff within the same locale, one can only imagine that the arrangement was borne of an insatiable consumer demand for what they serve. Indeed, at least some of the staff literally work shifts in both restaurants: I'm not sure how that operates logistically, but I've been to both places enough before that I can easily recognize waiters who switch between the two. The food here is not particularly cheap but also not too expensive, and you get your money's worth in terms of portion as they especially don't skimp on the protein. Most dishes here are in the $15-20 range, so I'd recommend ordering from here for group meals/family-style occasions. One dish (with rice, which they do not provide complimentary) is enough to feed two hungry adults, so technically you could order 1-2 dishes for yourself and/or one more (plus leftovers), but it's generally just nicer to have a greater variety of dishes at your arm's reach. The food is very greasy (albeit not more so than at comparable Asian restaurants), so just be prepared if that's something you don't handle well. One of my relatives often reports feeling slightly nauseous after eating here, but it appears to be an isolated case because I and the rest of my family have not had that problem. The interior feels noticeably scrappier than that of Ming's--the building just seems older and less well maintained, but I also wouldn't describe it as dirty or too unpleasant. Nevertheless, the bathrooms are a big downgrade compared to the modern latrines at Ming's. It is also smaller overall, though, and the ceilings are lower which makes the tables feel squished together. read more

Would not recommend dim sum here. Go to Mings down the street if you're craving dim sum. We've gone here a few times and each time it gets progressively worse. read more

A local spot in Malden, you will find a line out of the door and a packed house that I guess does more than just the one thing that they are known for, but you are here because you are craving Dim Sum. If you are willing to wait for a table, the wait is worth it as carts of freshly made and steamy dishes are brought to your table for you to enjoy. Not being fluent in the language, I will just share some of the dishes that you can enjoy. A lot of them are beef, pork or shrimp based dishes that you can order all three meats of the same type of dish. The Shui Mai are always flavorful and not overly salty as other places I've been to. You can dunk your favorite foods in their spicy chili oil and other dips that they have to offer. My table enjoyed short ribs, beef intestines that were cleaned very well that was devoured minutes after they were put on the table. We got our stable dim sum dishes; shui mai, steam rolled noodles with shrimp and soy sauce, chicken feet and a fried squid that I usually don't get but had caught our eye. We were glad that we got it as the squid has more tentacles which honestly is the better part in my opinion. We got some soup dumplings that didn't have much soup so I would pass on those next time but finished the meal with my go to dessert, the sweet tofu with cane sugar. Anticipating a large bill, Dim Sum here is always a cost efficient way to bring the whole family together or meet new friends that share a love for food, laughs and camaraderie read more

Dimsum was decent but the wait was incredibly long for just the two of us. Don't come here expecting the best service but the dimsum is pretty standard fare. read more

Always fresh, always delicious, always packed, always my go to! Sun Kong is the best.Service is always prompt and friendly!

We got dimsum takeout, and it was soo much food. It was quick, great service, and packaged very well. No spillage or leaking on the way. It was a lot more food than we had anticipated though! It is reasonably priced, and tastes delicious (though I'm sure it's better fresh off the dim sum cart). I'm glad they're open for take out, though I can't wait for in person dim sum!! read more

Sun Kong - Dim sum spread - Dim Sum Near Me - Malden, Massachusetts

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I don't come here often, as it's out-of-the-way, but when I do, I've generally had a good experience. It's great for those in the North Shore to get authentic southern Chinese food without having to struggle to get parking in Chinatown. The pei pa tofu (fried stuffed tofu) is pretty good here, with a sauce that isn't too thick. The fried chicken is passable, though not fantastic. It's reasonably crispy but suffers from a dry chicken breast. The clams in black bean sauce is flavorful and spicy. The ginger scallion pan-fried lobster is a mixed bag, where I've had good orders and not so good (overcooked, lacking in any lobster meat). For the most part, the Cantonese entrees here are authentic. The dim sum is decent as I enjoyed most of the items chosen. The har gao and siu mai are pretty good for around here. I didn't have that overly stuffed feeling after my experiences with dim sum here. The parking lots are small, so you'll probably have to resort to street parking or nearby lots. read more

Sun Kong - Clams in spicy black bean sauce - Dim Sum Near Me - Malden, Massachusetts

Sorry, Chinatown. I've just about had it with you. The lack of parking is my gripe....we're through! I'll take the T in on occasion but the days of driving into town on a Sunday for dim sum are over for me. Meet your best competitor, Sun Kong. Handling everything any other Chinatown staple is doing from about 9 AM - 1 PM each and every day. If you don't look out the window and with the heavily Asian clientele surrounding you, one would never think they were in Malden. I was beyond pleasantly surprised that we have this option on the north shore. It took another Elite to point this place out to me and here I thought Sun Kong was just another divey karaoke bar with Americanized takeout. That may be true at night, I'm not really sure....but by day they are a legitimate and authentic dining option. You have carts galore being pushed around by Chinese women that speak very little English so take an interpreter with you if you know somebody. Or do what I do sometimes and just point at the offering that looks the most appealing while waiting for your bill to be stamped on the particular price line where nothing is over $6. Steamed buns, chicken feet, shumai and a plethora of desserts.....it's all here and friggin delicious. A couple of percentage points deducted for a small lot for your vehicle but I can at least deal with parking down a side street and walking 3 minutes with very little added hassle. Lines can also be long, get there by 11 AM or risk waiting more than 20 minutes for a table in a cramped lobby. Pro tip, if it's REALLY busy and you don't mind, there are usually seats at the bar in the left hand dining room. It's almost perfection and I will be making repeat visits to see it this can't be bumped up to a full 5 stars. Another tip for the owners, get rid of the floating,dead fish.....we don't like to see that. :( read more

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Ok so I was randomly browsing Yelp last Sunday night & found Sun Kong, now I have known the place was there for years, but just never went! So I read some reviews and everyone says its the best, so I called - asked if they delivered to Everett & so it began! I ordered a little of everything to be able to form a good judgment (as I usually do from anywhere - or just because Im big & like to eat ALOT)... 1. I got my fave Salt & Pepper Shrimp & it was GREAT, I just wish places would make it more spicy... They do not use Lettuce underneath like some places, but no just heaping piles of shrimp! 2. BF got Beef Fried Rice (hes soo unoriginal), and he loved it & if youve read past reviews, you know this doesnt happen often... But if the rice is good to him we can order from there again. 3. Beef & Broccoli & it was soo good... Big FRESH Broccoli and a great tastey sauce, not just some garlic thrown with oyster like some other places 4. Appetizer Special which had some of everything & of course a seperate order of Crab Rangoons after reading they are all the rave... It was all great, I would have loved the Bonless to be burntish but I can just ask next time... I thought Asian Taste was the place for me but they were actually better... I do plan to go back this week & try so much more... Def a must go! read more

Sun Kong - Salt & Pepper shrimp - Dim Sum Near Me - Malden, Massachusetts

I was iffy about trying this place because of previous reviews of the lack of service. I went on a Saturday so of course it was busy, not surprising. My friends and I waited for about 15 minutes for a table. Don't expect a fancy dim-sum restaurant. I feel like all dim-sum places are the same in terms of how clean it is. Our table cloth had a rip on it and then I noticed some of the utensils weren't exactly washed. Again, I'm not surprised. The service wasn't as bad as I thought it would be. The staff wasn't attentive but if you wave them down, they do get what you want pretty quickly, well for my experience at least. I was really impressed by the food! It tasted really good with good portions and prices. I would prefer Sun Kong over the dim sum places in Chinatown because of the food and there's free parking! Took one star off because of the cleanliness but it's not like Chinatown is any better, heh. read more

Sun Kong - Dim Sum Near Me - Malden, Massachusetts

Hands down the best dim sum north of Boston downtown. This is where local Cantonese people go for the dim sum! This place always have lots of customers during the weekend. Dim sum is well and traditionally prepared - great portion. Ingredient is very flavorful. read more

Sun Kong - Dim Sum Near Me - Malden, Massachusetts

Came for dinner on a Sunday night, and I've been here for dim sum before. The food was not expensive, and it was okay. Service was good, they were super nice, and the food came out really quick. I got chicken and shrimp with lobster sauce. The lobster sauce wasn't the kind I was expecting, but it was still good. I liked dim sum here more than dinner personally, it was great. read more

Sun Kong - Chicken - Dim Sum Near Me - Malden, Massachusetts

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The dim sums are very good (4 stars). I recommend BBQ bun, and pork short ribs. I'm extremely disappointed at how they handle Covid. When I picked up my take out order, they allow 4 people are waiting at their small porch. I pointed it out to the staff and try to say that it's better to let people wait outside and they told me that they did their best already. I think they can easily limit 1 people at the porch each time. read more

Have you ever tried Chang Fen(rice noodle roll) in red skin? It's a tradition Cantonese dish- a thin roll made from a wide strip of fen and filled with shrimp. Sun Kong is my favorite place for dim sum in town! read more

Sun Kong - Spicy salted frozen anchovy fish - Dim Sum Near Me - Malden, Massachusetts

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This place gets crazy packed on the weekends. There's always been a wait every time I've been here. It's a lot smaller compared to the other dim sum places around Malden and Chinatown, but I think it's a bit cheaper, which is a plus. I think this place is neither special nor bad. Good variety of food and I really like their char siu bao. read more

Before I start, I should clarify that my rating is heavily, if not solely, based on the food. If I had to take into account the decor and atmosphere, then this place misses the mark miserable. The Golden double happiness signs on the back wall and the algae-covered fish tank bring flashbacks of uneasy dining experience in Chinatown in the 90s. By the look of it, this place likely has not renovated since then. That's not to say it is unpleasant. If you can get past the less-than-stellar location and decor, you will not be disappointed by its food, specifically dim sum. This is one of the few places outside of Chinatown that serves dim sum every day of the week. So if you can find the time during the week, you will be glad to avoid the wait and the rush. I came here at lunchtime on a Friday and a Thursday, and was able to be seated right away. The dim sum here is by far the best I've had anywhere in the greater Boston area! Whether it be their har gow or Chinese chive dumplings, they are absolutely delicious and are filled with lots of meat. My favorite is the bean curd roll stuffed with shrimp - cannot have enough of this goodness! Their spare ribs and tripe are equally fantastic. Lastly, the feast cannot end without the infamous 流沙包 - you'd be angry that you hadn't discovered this gem sooner in life! There are usually three carts going around, so service is very fast. Everyone working there was friendly and willing to answer questions which isn't saying much elsewhere, but come on, this is Chinese dim sum. read more

Sun Kong - Some of the best dim sum around! - Dim Sum Near Me - Malden, Massachusetts

I've been a regular at Sun Kong ever since it's opened and it's maintained its place as my top dim sum place in Malden. It's also my favorite Chinese restaurant in Malden as well. Though make sure to get there as early as you can as there is always a wait if you're going on a weekend. My favorite dim sum plate is the shrimp rice noodle rolls and I always make sure to get multiple plates because they really are amazing! They feel so light when you eat them and it's definitely easy to get through a few plates all on your own! The beancurd skin shrimp rolls are also pretty good though they are a bit oily. The scallion pancake was perfectly crispy and happens to be my brother's favorite. Overall, I would definitely recommend going here if you want some good Chinese food in the area! read more

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