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    Tasty Dim Sum House

    3.9 (159 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 6:45 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Dogs allowed
    Outdoor seating

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    Chili Wontons & Thai Tea
    Lana P.

    This is a HOLE IN THE WALL restaurant. I did not expect much, I was just in the area hungry for anything. However, this place IMPRESSED me. Their shrimp wontons with chili oil are sooo good. Their noodles are not my favorite but their dumplings are so good. The guy who took our order was super helpful!! He also mistaken our order and ended up letting us keep them!

    chicken feet, ginger tripe, shu mai
    Criss N.

    This is a dim sum restaurant, but not like other dim sum restaurants and not like a regular restaurant either. It is a very small space, and most of it is taken up by the steaming and cooking of the dim sum. You order on your phone and everything comes out to your table. Everything we got is very fresh and pretty good. Stand outs are the braised chicken feet, ginger tripe, and the EGG TARTS. These egg tarts come out piping hot, and my family fights over them at the table, even though we order extra to take home.

    Michael T.

    We don't really have a solid dim sum spot in the area, so we were excited to try Tasty Dim Sum House as soon as they opened. The space is on the smaller side, and service can slow down when it's busy, especially if there are a few big orders ahead of you. We did takeout and definitely should've ordered ahead, lesson learned. That said, the food was worth the wait. We ordered several dishes and everything was really good. Next time I'd like to dine in and try a few more items, especially the spicy beef and the wonton noodle soup, which looked great. Overall, a much needed dim sum option in the area and one I'm happy to go back to.

    Elisa P.

    Got lunch here and it was easy to find parking and seating inside. The dim sum was all very fresh and cooked well! If you're looking for a quick dim sum fix this is a great spot. There was one employee running the front of the restaurant and he was doing a great job taking care of us. The restaurant is clean and quiet with indoor and limited outdoor seating. They utilize a system where you scan the QR code at your table and place your order from your seat. Everything came out quickly! My only problem was with the noodles and broth in the wonton noodle soup - the noodles were overcooked and the broth was quite watery, but the wontons were very delicious. Overall I enjoyed my experience here and will be back for more dim sum!

    Half of my order (har gow, spareribs, phoenix claws, and rolled noodles) which was plenty for my lunch.
    Michelle R.

    Tucked away in a strip mall and next door to a pho restaurant is this dim sum place. It's a tiny restaurant with a handful of tables. You can order on the kiosk pad or on their website for pickup. I ordered for pickup the shrimp har gow, phoenix claws, spare ribs and rolled noodles (no meat). My total was around $26 which was not bad considering most places seem to be that price range now. Even though I took it home, it was still warm and fresh. It was actually enough for 2 days (for 1 person). I enjoyed everything except the spareribs... it had some orange squash or something like that and I wasn't a fan.

    Shrimp rice roll
    Rick S.

    Great tasting and freshly made dim sum. The portions were big and delicious. You placed the order via a QR code and the food came out in less than 10 minutes. The staff were nice and attentive. The ambiance is casual, bright and airy. Plenty of parking spots out front.

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    Tanty V.

    ​You should really stop by this dim sum spot! It's right next to the pho restaurant where we grab our lunch. They sell dim sum, and we actually ordered 3 items to go for our next event. ​The shumai is seriously good--and they're a nice, bigger size, too! Plus, the steamed buns with the custard filling are absolutely delicious. ​They do have dine-in seating if you want to eat there, but it seems like most people just order takeout. If you do pop in, check out the nice decorated wall inside!

    Daikon Cake
    Ian S.

    This is probably the best hole in the wall dim sum place in the area. Yeah, it's small but boy is the food delicious. I love dim sum and was a bit sad with how limited the options are out here without having to drive 30+ mins away. I think they could stand to use a bit more help given how busy it looks like it could get. But nonetheless they did a great job getting everything we needed at a reasonable time. I wish i took more pictures but I definitely recommend all your normal dimsum classics. They do it very well here and the portion size is fairly big.

    Hot Jasmine tea
    Megan L.

    Tucked in a sparse plaza, this small dim sum place is warm and welcoming, with chairs outside and a "Now Open" sign hanging on top. Seating inside is limited and filled up quickly during lunch, so you might end up eating outdoors in the hot weather if there are no seats available. They have the traditional dim sum menus you fill out with a pen, but there are also QR codes inside that let you order from your phone. **Note: When you walk in, they'll ask if you want water or tea. I thought this meant the tea was complimentary (as it usually is at other Chinese restaurants that ask) but that wasn't the case here, so I was surprised when I saw it on the bill. *Shanghai Soup Dumplings: These come as your standard 4-piece order, each in its own aluminum tartlet pan. The skin is thicker at the bottom and a bit difficult to remove from the pan, so it's easy for the broth to spill out. That said, they had a good amount of meat, which I liked. *Steamed Shrimp Dumplings: I liked these! They were your standard har gow dumplings, and they tasted great. It's my go-to dim sum dumpling to order overall. *Pan-Fried Daikon Cake: These slices were thick and crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, and had nice little chunks of radish throughout. This one was my favorite of the three because I felt it stood out a little more than the rest. Service was attentive and friendly, and I waited about 15 minutes for my three dishes during the lunch rush. Parking is ample, and the food is decent overall. I just wish the tea situation had been communicated more clearly: I should've paid closer attention to my fellow Yelpers' warnings beforehand!

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    Annie L.

    Just ordered takeout. Ordered the Shrimp Roll and Deep Fried Sesame Balls. Just two items was $15. Cashier said it would take 15 mins and it took exactly 15-17 mins to be done. Very long time for just two items. Shrimp Roll was good quality with big portion of shrimp and thick rice sheets than usual. Sesame ball was good and hot, but I think it's red bean and not mung bean. A place I would order out but not eat there

    Kim T.

    We really enjoyed the dim sum at Tasty Dim Sum House. At first, we thought it was a little bit pricey in comparison to other spots, but the portion/size of each dish was actually much larger. Every bite was very flavorful and the quality was excellent. High recommend getting the shu mai, shrimp & leek dumpling, and shrimp and scallop dumpling. Super tasty! Another big plus- there wasn't a wait for a table and the staff was very friendly and attentive.

    Jon C.

    To get to the point, dim sum wise, I'd give it a range of 2.75 to 3.5 stars. But I'll round the overall experience to 4 stars given that the two guys who were there serving us were definitely above average (better than the service you'd get from place like NBC, Capital, Sam Woo, etc...) One of the guys was very polite or in Cantonese, you could say that he was very hak hey. The place was clean and has plenty of seating for tables of four. It's not huge and they don't have big round tables with lazy Susans for large parties. As for the dim sum, I was pleasantly surprised. It's not the best dim sum and if you compare it to places in SGV or Rowland Heights, it holds its own, maybe slightly below those dim sum standards. But keep in mind that this is a pretty legit dim sum place for being out in the middle of east Anaheim. After being seated, you scan a QR code at the table and order from there. Each item is slightly below $7 per dish. Here are some of the legit options: the best thing was their ngow bak yeep (tripe). The other dishes that were not bad were the ha gow (shrimp dumpling) not bad but not great, siu mai (pork dumpling) was good, spicy wonton (you get 8 and it was pretty filling). The don tot (egg tart) crust was pretty flaky but the custard was lacking a little bit but overall pretty good. The pie gwut (ribs) was meaty and not fatty but lacked black bean and some flavor. The hom siu gok (fried pork dumpling) has a good shell texture but the filling had a flavor that's not quite there. I'd say the worst item was the seaweed wrapped shrimp roll. The fried part wasn't flaky enough, kind of hard. The lemon black tea was okay, maybe lacking some lemon flavor. The bok Choy was okay, nothing fancy. In short, if I'm in the area and wanted a dim sum fix, I'd go back.

    Rice Mushroom Shrimp Shui Mai, Yu Choy Sum (steamed spinach), Chicken/Sticky Rice in Lotus Leaf
    Jozie L.

    Excellent dim sum. Located in an obscure strip mall undergoing renewal. Lots of free parking. This location has been open for 6 months. (Sister location in Chino Hills.) We arrived early, just after opening on a Tuesday morning. Two college-aged couples were already seated and eating. Limited inside dining area. Couple of tables outside. Clean & neat. Excellent, attentive service. Lots of take-out orders were picked up while we were there. We ordered ... #2 Rice Mushroom Shrimp Shui Mai #3 Leek Shrimp Dumpling #5 Steamed BBQ Pork Bun #10 Chicken/Sticky Rice in Lotus Leaf #23 Yu Choy Sum (steamed spinach) #35 Seaweed Shrimp Rice Every dish was delicious. We ordered seconds of #3 & #35. Yummy! Disappointment: BBQ Buns were tasty but smaller than what I've had at other dim sum restaurants. By the end of our meal, new expectant diners waited for available seating. They're pretty busy. Go and enjoy.

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    Excellent service and good quality ingredients used for their generous dim sum portions. We'll be back for more.

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