LeighAnne Riise

I used to live in the inner rich for 10 years and good luck dim sum is my go to! I still come back to enjoy the great prices and consistent quality dim sum ! My fav is the shrimp dumplings (har gow)

Cindy Cheong

Pretty good dim sum!! Cash only. Long line up but it went by pretty fast. Ok, it is our first time being here. So, this is a FUNNY story. The sheet says 3 for $3.60. We assumed it would be select 3 items for $3.60. I wished the sheet made it more clear. Apparently, it’s 1 selection comes with 3 pieces. Clearly, we didn’t know. So, we ended up with so much food! This is something to watch out for if you’re new to this store. 😂 We ended up paying over $80 which is fine. We can finish it over the days and plus support Asian business

+2

Ben Miles

Good luck is inexpensive and delicious. There can be a long line but it's worth waiting. Unfortunately this is not a great place to dine in, it's a drafty and dirty environment. Many people consider this to be one of the best places for dim sum pick up. It is a great value.

+3

Counter service dim sum, seat yourself. Cash only. Very much so a “no frills” type place. The pork bun was a little sweet for my liking, but everything else was good. Dirt cheap prices, everything pictures was less than $20

Bruce Freedle

Baked BBQ Pork Bun was the best that I've had. Dim sum was a lot more expensive than the last time I visited. I thought that it was cheap that time, this time it was not expensive, but definitely not as reasonable. Food was still pretty good, but just not as good as several other favorite places around the country. Cash only!

mary reviewa

You come here to pick up their dim sum and get away as quickly as possible. The ladies are nasty/rude, but their dim sum is so good! check out shrimp and chives, and shrimp dumplings

Matt Nguyen

No frills dim sum takeout with a handful of tables inside. Bonus points for having about seven tables. Service is super fast, but this is a cash only spot and you can only order what they have available at the time. If they run out of something, you’ll have to pick something else. The siu mai was good and the har gow was the standout. Juicy and well wrapped. The chicken feet were tender but had a strange flavor and weren’t my favorite. They don’t have chili oil, but they do offer ground chili and soy sauce, which works well enough. Come for speed and solid classics, not variety or extras.

Carey Yip

A good dim sum takeout place that is still reasonable priced. Sometimes the line goes out the door.

BullionTooth

It was quite packed during lunch and for good reason! I got some bao zis, shrimp dumplings, and chicken feet. The chicken feet were really good and everything else was pretty good too. The food is also really cheap so it’s hard to ask for too much.

Jesse Lee

I came here early Saturday morning and the long lines I heard about haven’t started yet. My pork sui mai was acceptable, nothing to write home about. The beef sui mai tasted a little artificial, doesn’t taste like beef? The dim sum is reasonable here, but not really that fresh or good? It is nice they have few tables in the back so you eat it there if you want. Also the bathroom is a bonus.

+3

N B

One of the best Dim Sum places in SF. Located in a bustling neighborhood of Richmond, this place has a perfect menu with reasonably priced goodies! The quality and taste definitely deserve five stars. The only downside is they don’t specify ingredients in some of their items which might confuse some dietary restricted customers! I got a big chicken bun thinking that it had chicken filling for someone who doesn’t eat pork,but found out it had pork and boiled egg fillings along with chicken. It would be better if the menu items are descriptive, esp considering that they are always busy and the line can go almost half a block; this would save some time for the employees explaining customers unfamiliar to Dim Sum.

+4

Brandon Le

Great value dim sum spot, but it definitely isn't for everyone. They give you a sheet with a wide range of selections to choose from, all which are actually really well priced. However, they seem to be missing items all the time (we went for lunch), and the service is quick paced, so you need to know what you want and alternatives if needed when you get to the ordering spot. The dining environment is small, and not a great place to dine in cleanliness wise, so take out is probably the better option. What they did have, though, was very good. It's a popular spot, so the line can definitely build up. Overall, a pretty good place, but not one I would go to all the time for Dim Sum needs.

Daniel H

It's a cash ok only local joint. You need to know what you want to order. The server was ready to move on to the next customer. I got an annoyed look when we were taking time to order. Since most of the dim sum dishes are made in batches, fried items may get soggy. Stick to non fried dishes. Both shrimp dumplings and shumai were decent size and good. The BBQ pork buns were better than steamed ones.

Iman Villasaldo

Be aware this place is cash only, which wasn’t clear upfront. Customer service was also pretty rude. I was just looking at the paper menu and pointed to a few items that were circled, saying I wanted to order those. The waiter immediately said, “No, we don’t have those,” in a really dismissive way instead of explaining or helping. The whole interaction felt unnecessary and unfriendly. Definitely not a welcoming experience.