Walk in Take out only dim sum. Great to grab a quick lunch at a reasonable price favorites: Fried shrimp dumplings shumai har gow egg yolk bun Shumai and har gow are simply tasty fried shrimp dumplings are delicious and cooked perfect Egg yolk is a great desert at the end read more

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Decent Dim Sum in a large dining room. Not a large selection however. Staff are friendly.

Porridge with thousand year egg is great! Comforting warm feeling such a good item, salted just right Line goes fast. Usually isn't too long. Know what you want by time you get to the front read more

My go to dim sum spot for lunch or for family parties! I usually order the Hargow (shrimp dumpling), siu mai (pork and shrimp dumpling), steamed shrimp rolls, fried shrimp dumplings, and sesame balls. They sometimes run out of items, so I usually call ahead of time to check what they have available and place an order via phone. Whenever I come by the workers are very friendly and provide quick service. Prices for dim-sum are affordable and an order usually comes with 3-4 pieces. They accept credit card with a $10 purchase minimum. Parking can be a bit of a challenge, so it would probably be best if you bring someone along with you. read more

I'm posting this 2 star review for the Red bean and Lava Bun to Bao portion. Quite.. sad. I can't speak for the other items. read more

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I am a freak for Wheat Field Dim Sum. My #1 order is the Shumai. Each and every time we make a stop we need at least 6 pieces per person (1 order = 3 pieces). If you've tried other dim sum spots (especially with shumai0 and compare it with Wheat Field's, you'll see what I mean. Wheat Field's pork and shrimp is consistently juicy and it is virtually never served old, or dried out. I've even compared their shumai to the one spot on Clement. I just don't understand why Wheat Field doesn't receive enough love. While the shumai is steamy and flavorful in its own right, these pork/shrimp filled sacs pair so well with a hint of soy and red hot chili oil. The servers and cashier are always busy, especially in the mornings. They operate with quickness and the confidence. I like the fact that Wheat Field, recently started accepting debit/credit cards (couple of years ago?) Wheat Field doesn't have much of an ambiance since it operates as a "pay n' go" dim sum spot. But you'll be delighted to see fresh shumai and dumplings (deep-fried shrimp purses are my #2, btw) pop up behind the glass counter. Such a satisfying sight to see! I give 'em a 4.7 outta 5.....thank ya' read more

Stop here few times in the morning before going to work getting some freshly steamed dim sum and dumplings. Our favorite are: Siomai Hargaw Shrimp roll Pork steamed bun Vegetables pork steamed bun They have a lot of choices with pretty decent price.customer is great they are very happy everytime parking is only issue but for quick stop not bad! read more

I found a bug that looked like a cockroach inside the dim sum I brought home from this place read more

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No line at 12pm on a rainy Saturday. The turnip cake and egg rolls tasted OK, not great. There are no seats for dining in. read more

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Great place. Good prices. Authentic dim sum food. Gotta know what you want when you arrive here; place comes thru. The best Jerry.

3 star ambiance (it's a walk up shop but likely one of the best ones) with really great dim sum. Better than some of the fancy restaurants. Two words - shrimp puffs. Note that they don't speak English but are kind people. No frills, no hype, but consistently delicious. read more

他们家的点心是不错！去得早也新鲜推荐！比richmond 的便宜好吃. 用现金申请个vip卡还有10% off！卖点心的姐姐也很快手，没堂食，都是take out 点心 the dimsum is pretty good and fast services! Get a vip card pay with cash 10% off' easy convenience and delicious! Very small store and take out only! Bring your owe bag save $25 cents read more

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We tried more than ten different pastries, all very tasty and substantial. They did not skim in quantity (size) nor quality. I enjoyed the curry beef pie the most. The pork pie was just a bit dry. The coconut tart looks good but someone quicker grab the last one. read more

Classic dim sum place. This and one other place is my go to on San Bruno Ave. They sell out early though so you gonna have to go earlier if you want things. read more

The dim sum here is delicious and very flavorful but the service was horrible. It really sucks when you have such good food but yet the service was bad. The lady who took my order put all my dim sums in bags and I was a little irritated about the bags. How am I going to eat my dim sum and put hot sauce and soy sauce in a bag when I'm on the go? This is a to go dim sum restaurant so there's no ambiance. I do enjoy the fried shrimp dumpling though just didn't like how my food was in bags and also the lady was rude to me and kept on getting annoyed at me for ordering slow and say "anything else?" read more

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I always get a little stressed out ordering at a place like this, because my Chinese isn't very good. Service was brisk and I found their system (or lack of one) confusing, but they got my order correct. Everything was fresh and tasty! read more

I grabbed a few dumplings for breakfast and no real complaints. Standard dim sum takeout pricing and quality. Not as good as a sit down spot but faster and cheaper so the value proposition remains very good. read more

They're dishonest and overcharge young and unsuspecting customers. I gave my nephew money to go buy the items and they charged him an extra $5.85 and miscounted the dumplings. I suggest counting your dumplings/items before you leave. It's despicable to trick a young boy in elementary school. read more

Good porridge, fried Chinese donut, steamed rice rolls, fried shrimp dumpling, corn/meat patties, and baos. Everything we've tried has been good. Prices very reasonable and they accept credit cards for $10+ purchases. Line moves fast and staff is friendly. Street parking can be tricky. read more

Sunshine Wheat Field Dim Sum is the sister dim-sum counterpart to the bakery next door, Fancy Wheat Field Bakery. During the peak of the pandemic when all the dim sum restaurants were closed, this place satisfied my family's dim sum cravings and revived our tradition of eating dim sum on Sundays! Instead of eating at a fancy seafood and dim-sum restaurant, we would have picnics and enjoy our dim sum from this place at a cheaper price. It was a win for us. Even now when the restaurants have reopened, we still visit Sunshine Wheat Field every so often and buy a lot of dim sum to picnic. In comparison to restaurants, their siu mai and har gow are smaller and along with a few other things on their menu, comes in threes when it usually comes in fours. Other than that, the flavor and texture are always on point. My favorite dim sum from this place is their fried shrimp won ton, which I pleasantly discovered, was better than most restaurants! There's shrimp and mayonnaise inside and with the fried exterior, it was wonderfully crunchy, creamy, and savory. As mentioned in other reviews, the ordering process can feel rushed and anxiety-ridden since there's a language barrier and there's often times a line behind you. Because of this, I never go here alone and always go with someone who can speak Chinese pretty well since I sometimes forget all my Chinese when I'm nervous! I don't know why, but the best dim sum or food in general comes from hole in the walls, where there are language barriers, but for good and cheap food - I'll take it! read more

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The food is exceptional and consistently good. Large variety of dim sum freshly made onsite (the front of the house literally "gently yells" orders to the kitchen when missing an item). Constantly refreshed inventory at really affordable prices. Excellent and affordable breakfast spot (to go only) for fresh food (portions are nice / 4 treasure buns are just very filling) read more

The Chinese tamales were almost identical to my mother-in-laws. ( my mother-in-laws were the best). They are very tasty and filled with a salty egg, peanuts, Chinese sausage, and pork. They have a huge selection of Dimsum and the price is fair. If you get a chance, drop by and enjoy the tasty food. read more

Good when you want take out dim sum. Shrimp are on the smaller side. Shrimp dumpling - okay/good Fried meat puff - okay/good Fried Sesame ball with red bean - great Pan fried Turnip cake - okay Shrimp with chives dumpling - okay Shrimp steamed noodle roll - good read more

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This was a last minute find to pick up some food before I visited my Aunt in the Bayview. San Bruno Ave has changed so much since I was a kid in the 80s, probably for the better! Don't let the small store front fool you. Excellent quality food! Ate so much that they shrank my dinner plans! We will be back. read more

Their preserved egg & pork porridge is SO good. It's best I've had so far. Def recommend, esp when it cost less than $5!

I was on Bacon street waiting for the stoplight to change when I saw a new glowing, neon sign with a grand opening banner from afar. Whooo hooo! New openings get me excited especially in this neck of the woods. Portola is one of the few neighborhoods in San Francisco, along with Visitation Valley and Excelsior that hasn't been gentrified so many of these businesses are mom and pop shops (I hope it stays that way.) Helen Keller has better vision than my night vision so I couldn't make out the neon sign but I vowed to return to the next day with my contact bifocals intact. I love Fancy Wheat Field Bakery for their pork sung bao, Portuguese dan taat, mousse cakes: http://bit.ly/2FN1RG0 so I had high hopes for their new sister dim sum and bakery shop: Sunshine Wheat Field Dim Sum. Unfortunately, Sunshine was like a cast of Daly City fog, it was really disappointing. Unlike their sister bakery, that has photogenic and good quality items, the stuff here were run-of-the-mill, like most of the other businesses on San Bruno Avenue. I grew up in the hood and it's sad that most of the eateries in the area are still mediocre at best. Sunshine sells buns, dumplings, jook, and noodle rolls. Except for their jook and noodle rolls, most items come in twos and threes with nothing over $4.50. CASH ONLY. For their grand opening, it's 10% off and I tried the following (please click on link for pictures): *Shrimp Dumplings (3 for $2.35): http://bit.ly/2HLfbYd Thick, opaque skin (lacked elasticity) with decent amount of firm shrimp filling. Wouldn't order again. *Shrimp Noodle Roll ($3.25): Another mediocre item, the noodle rolls were thick and lacked that supple mouthfeel. Usually this is accompanied by a sweet soy sauce for dipping but they just give you regular soy sauce here. Wouldn't order again. *Deep Fried Meat Dumpling (3 for $2.35): http://bit.ly/2HG0Mwr Still fresh from the fryer, the golden brown exterior had a good balance of crunch and chewiness but the savory ground pork filling was nearly non-existent. Don't let the seemingly large, football sized dumpling fool you, it's mostly air. If they added more pork filling, this item would be good. *Steam Bun w/ egg yolk paste (3 for $2.35): http://bit.ly/2pnYaf9 Highly recommended by one of the staff, the chicken bun w/ a wedge of an hard boiled egg and piece of lop cheong (Chinese sausage) was just ok. The dark meat and cabbage filling was moist but very msg-y. While the bun was fluffy, the protein-to-carb ratio was also way off so I ended up tossing most of the bun. Since Yong Kee on Jackson Street closed, I have yet to find a chicken bun that rivals theirs. The Cantonese staff is nice but speak very little English. Even if the menu is also in English, they didn't understand the English translations so you may just have to point and pay. Parking is tough in this area but if you come before 9 am, you can park in the lot of the bank across the street. Maybe I ordered the wrong items but Sunshine seems like it's leaning towards a quantity versus quality concept, unlike their sister bakery. Personally, I rather pay more for better made and adequately filled items. I'll give them several months to work out their kinks and hopefully will have a better update then. read more

Affordable takeout dim sum - it makes a lot of sense for shelter in place time! It feels pretty safe with plexiglass in place and ensuring people keep an acceptable distance. One person inside ordering while everyone else forms the line outside. It's not dine-in restaurant quality but delicious nonetheless. The menu is clearly displayed so you have an idea of what's available - note pan fried buns were not when we visited, but given current state not having a few items on the menu is totally understandable. Note this is cash only and the staff seems to only speak Chinese. If you're looking for a no frills dim sum takeout, this is a good place to go. read more

I came here several times since the grand opening for dim sum togo. It is a sister place of the bakery which is couple of stores down the same block (one sells baked goods and one for dim sum). I am a big dim sum fan and had tried all of the dim sum places on San Bruno ave over the years. There are quite a few actually if you don't like Sunshine dim sum. The dim sum here is good and bad, depends on the items. See my photos for item recommendations. So you gotta be picky when you come to this place and only ordered the good ones. The ladies who helped with the orders don't speak English well so my hubby has trouble ordering them, and got too much foods because I requested partial orders and ended up having full orders of everything. Tips: an order usually comes with multiple pieces, like 3 pieces to 6. You can make a partial order. So instead of 3 sesame balls in one order, you can order 1 piece which is 1/3 of an order. They will pro-rate the menu price for you. The milk tea here is always good and one of my favorite place for a cup of hot milk tea. read more

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Picked up some dim sum since we haven't had any in so long. Got some sui mai, ha gao, fried meat balls, and loh bak goh. I don't know if it's because I haven't had dim sum in so long, or if this place really is good, but I enjoyed everything we ordered. Would try again. Paid in cash. read more

So yummy!! Authentic, cheap, great food. I absolutely loved the bbq pork bao buns, the veg eggrolls, and pork/corn fried dumplings. I only paid $5 for my meal and had to go back for more because it was so delicious. Highly recommend!! read more

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Disappointing customer service, tried to use a gift certificate that has this listed and they refused. No explanation at all, just that they don't accepted it. Why sell certificates if they don't honor it. Waste of money ! read more

Visited on a Saturday morning & there were 3 people in front of me. The line moved pretty fast, as well as the workers. I ordered 3 bbq pork buns which was about $3. I believe they only take cash. The small shop is very fast paced. Will be returning to this business. read more

It's been a few months now since Sunshine Wheat Field Dim Sum (http://bit.ly/2NvpX8z) opened its doors, and I can honestly say I like them as much as their sister bakery Fancy Wheat Field Bakery located a few doors down on the same block of San Bruno Avenue. In their first few days of existence I had issues with the MSG bite in some of their fillings and the texture in others, but they seem to have worked out most of those issues to the point where I kind of look forward to visiting and trying out different items from their fryers and steam ovens. Some of the things I like in no particular order are: BBQ Pork Buns (http://bit.ly/2zaIVy4) - I like the taste of Sunshine Wheat's basic steamed bun dough which is lightly sweetened, soft and fluffy not super firm like some other dough. Occasionally I'll come across a piece of super fatty pork included in the filling but those times are rare. Four Treasures Bun (http://bit.ly/2zeSZpP) - The treasures are chicken thigh meat, Chinese sausage, hard boiled egg and a pork and cabbage ball all wrapped inside the steamed bun dough. In their opening days the pork and cabbage balls had a super strong MSG element, but they seemed to have lowered the amount of that now minimizing the MSG kick. Zongzi (http://bit.ly/2KLrWXT) - These are also referred to as Chinese Tamales. It is sticky rice and other ingredients wrapped inside bamboo leaves and boiled or steamed. The ingredients here are Chinese sausage, dried shrimp, a salt preserved duck egg yolk, a piece of pork belly and your choice of peanuts or mung beans. Shrimp Dumplings (http://bit.ly/2zaJuIc) - AKA Har Gow, the outer dough isn't the ideal thinness but you get a solid ball of shrimp with little filler inside. Shrimp Puffs (http://bit.ly/2Nq8RJc) - I think it's the same ball of shrimp used in the Har Gow but these are double wrapped in wonton skins then deep fried to crispy perfection. These are so good meaning they're probably so bad for you. Shrimp and Chive Dumplings (http://bit.ly/2u7ODeF) - The green chives have a strong flavor but I think they pair well with the shrimp inside these steamed dumplings. Taro Dumplings (http://bit.ly/2MT8MwP) - It's mostly minced, seasoned taro root mixed with a little ground pork wrapped inside the dumpling dough and steamed. Sesame Balls (http://bit.ly/2Ky5DWd) - These are often sold out so I know I'm not the only one that likes them. A big ball of red bean paste wrapped in dough and rolled in sesame seeds then deep fried. Red Bean Buns (http://bit.ly/2Ky0b5G) - You have to arrive early to find these but it's just a big ball of red bean paste wrapped inside their steamed bun dough. Things that I do avoid here are definitely the Pork Dumpling or Siu Mai. Besides being super heightened with MSG I've often found huge chunks of pork fat, pork cartilage and on two occasions even pork bone inside the filling. The Lo Mai Gai (http://bit.ly/2lY6y3H) or Chicken Wrapped in Lotus Leaf is pretty bland and forgettable. Most items are priced by the threes except for the Four Treasures Bun, the Zongzi and the Lo Mai Gai which are priced individually. This is generally a take out place but there are two very small tables if you prefer to sit inside to eat your dim sum. It's cash only so be prepared! read more

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My family and I purchase buns from here all the time. Recently they had a price increase But it's bound to happen! This location has more options than the one in CT which is definitely a plus! They opened a dim sum shop 2 stores down and it's quite good. I'm a kid at heart so I ordered the shrimp dumpling and sui mai I also asked what this big potsticker wrap was and what's inside, a lady told me- chives, onion, shrimps I got 2, and when I got home! There's no SHRIMP IN HERE!! (Check out photo) Please inform your staff the correct ingredients in dim sums, because wrong information can cause a person to get sick if they were allergic to certain ingredients' But it was still good, my opinion, it's not as salty and flavorful but I like the texture and amora The Shrimp dumplings was good as well, lots of shrimps in there, the wrap is thin and soft The sui mai is juicey! read more

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Absolutely solid. The smell of the food was the first sign of greatness. Next it was the subtle steam of the baos that was total fresh perfection. The savory items also hit perfectly. We ordered about 4x too much food. But those leftovers were amazing and quickly eaten. My one critique is their ordering process is rushed and anxiety ridden. So make peace with a desire to know you got what you wanted, were charged the right amount, and got the right change back. read more

They have good dim-sum and ha-cao. They often run out of other pastry and foods. They also need to improve their customer service. Otherwise, foods in this store are delicious. read more

They offer Togo only. Very good price and quality food! Their bakery store just couple doors down or up ! read more

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Solid dimsum to go, be prepared with what you want because they are quick. I ordered Shiu Mai, shrimp dumpling, pork buns, sesame balls and fried shrimp, all were really yummy. read more

Sunshine Wheat Field Dim Sum - Dim Sum Near Me - San Francisco, California

I've been here twice since the pandemic started. Once was around 9:30am on a weekday - they had everything I wanted (and I had a long list of items!) The second time was this past Saturday around 11am. They were out of half of the more popular items. I would probably try to get there by 10 on weekends in the future. Solid, cheap dim sum take out place. They have the beef and shrimp noodle rolls, which aren't available at Good Luck Dim Sum or TC pastry, my other go-tos for dim sum take out. Parking can definitely be a pain at busy times, but likely much easier than trying to park in Chinatown. They're letting in a max of 2 customers - usually one is ordering and the other is paying and heading out. There's been a line each time I've gone during the pandemic so you know it's popular. read more

Mediocre place for dim sum. The imperial garden serves better dim sum at a cheaper price. Definitely a fast food dim sum type of joint. The employee seems to rush you to order more and don't understand English very well. Hit or miss! LOL read more