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    Wei Wei Palace

    3.2 (174 reviews)
    ModerateDim Sum
    Closed 10:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Nina C.

    I haven't been to this place in years and it's really one of the only places to get classic dim sum served. The place looked worn and run down from what I remembered. It was a Monday so it wasn't busy but my bff said "if I didn't know u and u told me to come here I don't think I would've stayed." They had a table right next to us where they had all their togo supplies, plates and utensils and stuff which I thought was weird. It wasn't the cleanest place but they also did give us paper plates, cups and utensils to use which I found very off putting. But I wanted to give the food a chance despite what we walked into so far. The lady was nice and handed me the paper to mark off what I wanted and then they bring it out to you. I asked for a noodle dish and she made a recommendation that I went with. All the food was how I remembered for the most part, the sauces they offer were good and the noodle dish was pretty tasty. It was a pan fried thick noodle stir fry with beef and veggies and it was a big portion. Another gentleman came out to give us boxes and brought us the check. Didn't mention that the tip was included so we almost double tipped. It really bothers me when places add gratuity and don't say anything. Guests aren't always paying attention and it should be a courtesy to just say "hey the tip is included ...etc" so it was around 70$ with the tip for the 2 of us plus some leftovers to take home.

    Large amounts of meat sitting out all day in room temperature
    Yohannes B.

    I ordered the general tos chicken! Her attitude was great. I love to see the service industry with a smile on their face. I'm assuming the meat has been out in room temperature longer than I'd like to say see for yourself in the photos I took today. I gather that conclusion by tasting what I ordered! I'm not trying to be negative, but I was robbed $16 for this platter and whatever health issues I'm gonna have Pay for later. My recommendation is to avoid this restaurant at all costs!

    Melissa G.

    I lived in a big city for five years and fell in love with dim sum. I didn't realize we had any options here until recently and my husband has never been so we made it a priority to get here. The ambiance is a little run down and cluttered. Paper plates, red solo cups and plastic silverware for dishes. We got there right after they opened around 10:15 on a Sunday. I let my husband just pick whatever he wanted to try with the exception that we had to get sticky rice and sesame balls. Everything was good. It definitely satisfied my craving for dim sum but I don't know if anything was great. I don't know all the names of these but know what I like when I see the cart come. I wish they had a chili oil/sauce besides soy sauce and sriracha and wish there was a little dish for those. We just had to pour them on our plates. We'll come back because it's the only place in town and it's good enough. It's definitely not on the level of dim sum I've had in larger cities.

    Cheong Fan

    The food is what I miss from being in Asia and I got all dimsum items. The portions were much bigger than expected ! Cheongfan is a bit thick but still okay. Their shrimp and filling is thick and sauce is so good and refillable, so it makes up for the thickness. I really like their fried taro! Shumai and chicken feet were also yummy, and big portions. Service is quick and curt as any authentic Asian place Ambiance is ok and could be better but I may have been there at an odd time so it was just me and people waiting for takeout. It is located near an Asian grocery store. There were a few loiterers in the area who came into the restaurant once or twice which made me feel a bit uncomfortable but other than that it was ok.

    Fried shrimp balls
    Tony V.

    One of my favorite authentic style Chinese resteraunts in GR, however I would not recommend getting the dim sum as it is better in bigger cities and just expensive here. Order the normal shareable main dishes! Ordered a lobster win ginger sauce, ginger chicken, chicken feet, Cantonese style pan fried noodles with BBQ pork, fish maw and crab meat soup, and deep fried shrimp balls. First, the fish maw and crab meat soup came out. It has a strong seafood taste and was very refreshing. We added a little bit of the white pepper which enhanced the taste a lot. Shrimp balls came out next and these are the same quality you would see at a bigger city resteraunt. Highly recommended. The lobster was very delicious, a bit on the more expensive side even for lobster but the taste can beat out any American cooked lobster. Ginger chicken was very lean and the middle pieces were tender. Some of the pieces that weren't in the sauce was a bit bland. The chicken feet (dim sum) tasted average, no complaints. Cantonese pan fried noodles were extremely crispy when first brought out as expected. As you leave the dish at your table, the noodles get softer as it sits in the sauce. The BBQ pork within the dish could have been a bit more tender. The environment was OK. They recently shrunk their resteraunt space so everything isn't as spacious as in the past. They have live fish and lobster within tanks in the resteraunt for people to see along with roasted chicken and roasted duck in the window by their entrance. Ambience was a bit lacking, no music playing in the background but there were other tables around so it wasn't awkward silent.

    The young lady server was not polite and when I tried to speak in Cantonese, she said 'English speaking only'. Ordered 乾燒伊麵 with black mushroom and other veggies, but it only served with the noodle and tiny bits of bean and carrot without mushroom at all. Asked the older lady server who also served dim sum in cart but she said she did not know and walked away with sign of impatience. No customer service at all, no one refill hot tea pot and they charged $1 per person for tea. The worst thing was they automatically added tips on your bill and can only be paid by cash. Using credit card would charge you 3% fee. Restaurant was unclean as other reviewers pointed out, the fish tank looked very dirty.

    Dim Sim + Cantonese Pan Fried Noodle with Chicken + Bok Choy in Garlic Sauce
    Kekoa C.

    When I first moved to Grand Rapids, one of my top priorities was to see if there was any good dim sum. To my surprise, Wei Wei Palace popped up immediately. Even more surprising was that they had dim sum carts. I love the immediate gratification that comes from waving down a cart, choosing what looks good, and enjoying instantaneously. So, Wei Wei Palace seemed very promising. Well, I visited Wei Wei Palace the first weekend I moved to Grand Rapids, and I've been frequenting the establishment ever since. The dim sum here isn't just "good for Grand Rapids." It's actually pretty good! And, since it's really the only option in Grand Rapids with such variety and cart service, it's definitely worth a visit. My go-to items include har gow (shrimp dumpling), siu mai (pork and shrimp dumpling), bean curd, shark fin dumplings, and whatever else I feel in the mood for. I find that the dumplings here are more plump than what I've been used to, and I'm not complaining. In addition, we always get an order of bok choy in garlic sauce. It isn't actually on the menu, but we just ask and they whip it up. And, if I'm really hungry, we order the pan-fried cantonese noodles. I love the mix of crispy noodles and those already softened by the savory sauce. Also, it's nice that Wei Wei serves dim sum all day. In many places, dim sum is only served till mid-afternoon. If you're going for brunch/lunch on the weekend, I recommend getting there before noon just to have a fresh set of dim sum. I've found that later in the afternoon, you might end up with dim sum that's a bit mushy or cold from having been sitting on a cart for too long. Though, still delicious!

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    Authentic dim sum selection, best chicken feet I've had in a while, and good portions of everything!

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    Good selection of Cantonese dishes. Decent selection of "dim sum" items. Good whole roast duck and Peking duck offerings.

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