I almost hesitated to write this because Golden Pavilion feels like a well kept family secret, but…read morethey truly deserve the spotlight. My family and I come here often for dim sum and celebrate Lunar New Year here every year. The service is always warm and attentive, especially from Sue, and we always leave happy, completely stuffed, and usually carrying leftovers. Their menu is extensive, and I have yet to order anything I didn't enjoy. My dim sum favorites include the sticky rice with lotus leaves, chicken wings, siu mai, preserved egg and congee, steamed dumplings, fried shrimp balls, sesame balls, and pan fried turnip. You really can't go wrong with anything on the dim sum menu. Everything is made fresh, arrives hot, and is consistently delicious. For Lunar New Year, we order the whole steamed fish with scallions and ginger. It is perfectly cooked every time, flaky, moist, and full of flavor. We also love the roast chicken and duck, General Tso's chicken, and the pan fried seafood noodles loaded with scallops, shrimp, and calamari. Even the fried rice is a standout. This year, we placed an order ahead for the whole lobster and devoured it. I've heard they may be relocating when Whole Foods moves into the plaza, so be sure to stop in soon or follow them for updates. This place is truly a gem worth supporting.

Actually quite authentic Chinese food. The crispy fried chicken came with the fried salt--just…read moremissing the shrimp chips--but the flavour and texture was great! Steamed fish fillet had good ginger flavour. The chicken lettuce wrap could have benefited with more than just 4 lettuce cups, but was nicely prepared with good taste and texture. Dim sum was only available before 4pm.

Maria is a lovely server! Food is very good especially the rice siu mai, lovely ambianceread more

Serious Sanji is definitely the crown jewel of Asian food in the Boynton area. Pictured here are…read morethe Pork Soup Dumplings, Garlic Shanghai Greens, Shanghai Fried Noodles, and Crispy Chicken. This is our friend group's go-to Dim Sum stop to eat family style together, and the tab always ends up incredibly reasonably priced when split. The service and food are consistently top notch, and you honestly can't go wrong with any of the items on the menu. I would highly recommend trying the soup dumplings at least once! Ask your server and listen carefully to how you should eat them though, or else you might end up splashing your friends with sauce! (Guilty)

For those of you who follow my reviews, as a chef, you know that eating at a buffet, especially a…read moreChinese food buffet is not something I look forward to. However, Chinese buffets is my wife's sweet spot and so here we are at Mikata. Atmosphere: if you have ever been to a Chinese buffet, you know the look... functionally efficient cafeteria. Definitely not a mood environment. As with all buffets, it had tons of people moving through the lines to gather as much food as they could. Service: As with the atmosphere, it was functionally efficient. Although I must admit, our server did talk with us and had a great smile. Food: Ah the food. I never like buffets because the food is usually underdone when it first comes out and becomes overdone as it sits and waits to be picked on. However, even though I don't like Chinese buffets, because I visit them often (for my lovely bride) I've become quite experienced of the genre. And if you compare the Mikata buffet with other buffet' s, I must say, this one is as good as it gets. The crab Rangoon was small but amply filled with cheese. The ribs were juicy, and the peel and eat shrimp were top notch. As a bonus, they even offered asparagus instead of the usual broccoli or green beans. My favorite offering was the roasted duck. It was juicy without being fatty, absolutely the best I've had in a Chinese buffet. Even the ice cream tasted better than most. Price: Here is the best thing about Mikata. Where else can you get an all you can eat dinner for $17.00 per person! Even McDonalds will cost you more than that! The Bottom Line: As always my "customer so what" is would I come back? Knowing my wife's proclivity towards Chinese buffets, you can bet on it. However, because of the price and quality, she won't hear my usual complaints.

They have a large variety of different types of food. I've been there for both lunch and dinner…read more It's absolutely delicious.

Singing Bamboo is my favorite spot for dim sum! The service…read moreis always good, dining area is spacious. From their regular menu I usually get the Young Chau fried rice, which is the best. It's simple yet perfectly executed. buttery rice with little pieces of pork, shrimp and egg. And their dim sum is spectacular! The pork siu mei dumplings are my favorite, juicy and flavorful. Another favorites are the soup dumplings, shrimp dumplings, steamed chinese veggies, and spring rolls, but there's soo many to try. Love going to this wonderful spot!

I have a friend who's a passionate foodie, just like me, and he recommended Singing Bamboo. It's an…read moreunassuming, dark, and simple indoor dining room with comfortable seating. We were a group of six, all interested in trying a Chinese restaurant that offers the kind of authentic experience we're used to in New York City's Chinatown. Singing Bamboo most definitely did not disappoint us. We ordered appetizers and entrées to share, including their spareribs and dim sum. The Chinatown vibe was very much alive here. We also enjoyed a variety of other dishes, such as fish, chicken, and pork, all of which were delicious. The value and service were outstanding. We were pleasantly surprised to find a Chinese restaurant here in Florida that captured that classic NYC Chinatown feel so perfectly.

Local Chinese restaurant serving up very authentic Chinese dim sum and dishes. The flavors are on…read morepoint, and we are foodies. We have tried every Chinese takeout and restaurant in Broward and the Palm Beaches. Ten Ten is top Ten out of Ten in my book!!! Pan friend Mei fun egg noodles w/roast pork Pan Fried pork dumplings Baked pork buns Steamed pork buns Mixed fried dumplings Egg custard tarts Sesame ball Roast Pork Pan crispy fried noodles w/sauce Lets gooooo!!!!

Hot, fresh, fast and delicious!! As soon as we sat down, the carts kept coming with all the food…read morewe like. We immediately got pan fried noodles, roast duck, cha siu, sticky rice, crisp mixed dumplings, beehive fried taro, sumai, steamed pork buns, chive dumplings, sesame balls and egg custard. The food was even better than I remember! It was also packed but we only had to wait about 5 minutes.

Best dumplings in town .. service was great definitely coming back.. highly recommend this placeread more

Great place. Very laid back... you go up to the counter and order, pay... and then someone brings…read moreout the chow to your table. I came right as they opened, so as lunch hour approached, I noticed regulars come in and order from ordering terminals... makes sense if you know the drill. This is not fast food in the sense that it's made up in advance and you get it quickly, as in some burger joints. They make each item to order, so my order of Pork Soup Dumplings took about 15 or 20 minutes. It was worth the wait! Loved them, perfectly cooked, enough soup in each dumpling. Also, the minimal staff was very nice and professional. Can't wait to return when back in the area. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

Amazing authentic and great portion. Clean and friendly atmosphere. Must go…read more Definitely worth the price!

We ordered a number of take out dishes from Hong Kong Wok 'n Grill. I thought it was very good…read more There aren't many straight on Chinese food options in south Florida - most now are Asian-fusion, mixing Chinese with Thai and Sushi - just not the same. Hong Kong Wok 'n Grill is more of traditional style Chinese restaurant. I think the food is a solid 4+/5 and I'd give it a 5/5 accept that my fellows diners thought it was more of a 4/5. We ordered Wonton soup w/spinach and it had a few pieces of spinach in it. The boneless spareribs were good. Also, the Mongolian beef was good as was the Hunan beef which I got at medium spiciness and it was not very spicy. You have a choice of spicy and regular for the dishes. Chicken mei fun was good with thin noodles and the sweet and sour chicken was very good with a side of the weirdly red but delicious sweet and sour sauce. I also like the eggplant with garlic sauce. Hong Kong Wok 'n Grill's service over the phone is very efficient and they know how to do takeout and secure the items (in a box, stacked well).

Dim Dim Sum is fantastic! The interior is clean, modern, and well-lit, creating a great atmosphere…read more The staff was incredibly friendly and attentive throughout our meal. I especially appreciated the pacing; the food arrived quickly but was staggered correctly, which is essential for a good dim sum experience. ​Highlights: ​Roast Duck: Savory with perfectly crispy skin and creamy fat. ​The Buns: We tried the Sesame Ball, Baked BBQ Pork, Pan-Fried Meat, and Green Tea Custard buns. They were all excellent--soft, fluffy, and balanced without being overly sweet. ​Must-Try: The BBQ Pork and Green Tea Custard buns were the standouts. ​So happy to have this gem nearby. We will definitely be returning!

We came into the restaurant close to closing, but the server still accommodated us and was super…read morefriendly and attentive throughout the meal. You mark the items you want on a sheet, and they bring everything out to the table as each dish is ready. Everything we ordered was delicious. The only thing that was a bit much for me was how oily the noodles were, but overall everything came out hot and fresh.

For an Orlando dining experience I'd have to give this place a 5*. Overall service, environment,…read moreand food was very well executed. Is this the kind of place that a compete with the top tier of NYC/CA, yes but not at the same level. Cha Siu Pork - This was truly legendary. Tender, perfectly cooked. Duck - Flavor was alright, felt a bit muted. Skin wasn't that crispy. Spicy chicken - flavor was very good. Rice was decent. Nothing too memorable.

Came here with a reservation on a busy Sat night and the place was packed. Servers were attentive…read moreand seemed to know the menu We ordered the a ton of stuff from the amazing fried calamari, wonton soup, steamed giant oyster, Peking Duck , fried rice and lobster with ginger scallion sauce as well as the sea bass. Highlights for sure was the calamari which was perfectly cooked and crispy, Peking duck was spot on and skin was perfect with juicy meat. Wonton was house made you can tell and it was awesome. I was disappointed with the steamed oyster as it was well cooked but the taste overall was just not for me. Lobster was also a let down. You could tell it was frozen or not too fresh. The meat was sticking to the shell which is a tell tale sign Overall a stellar meal , I would just avoid some of the dishes above but otherwise it was great

Great food and fast service. Great early bird specials between 5:00-6:00 pm. Love the Pad Thairead more

We had completed the Art Deco walking tour at around 12:15 p.m. and had scouted places for lunch…read moreafterwards. We had not had the chance to have a Thai meal in Miami yet, so this was a mutual top choice. It was only about 3 blocks from the Art Deco Welcome Center, so we made the short walk there. The restaurant was maybe 1/3 full when we arrived (this was on a Thursday). We got a seat right away. The waiter was somewhat chatty in a helpful way. He at one point did note that all the area restaurants, including this one, tended to add an 18 - 20% 'service fee' to the meal, before any optional tip. I was at least glad that they acknowledged this here. My wife opted for a vegetable dish and I got Panang curry. The food was tasty and fresh. I might have had a bit leftover, but I was hungry after a light breakfast. My wife did have some extra, which we took with us. Prices were a bit higher here, but in line with what you see throughout Miami Beach (from what I could tell). This is perfectly fine option for Thai food in South Beach.