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Bierka says:
Chinatown was on the list of things I had to see and experience while in San Fran. And so I did, with the help of the little book we had, we went on a walk through Chinatown and it was as good as I thought it would be.
I've only seen it in movies and shows, but being there in person was great! T...
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Petitsing says:
The best Cantonese Restaurant i´ve ever seen oversea from Guangzhou/Hongkong, especially the Dim Sum, yummy!!! Next time i will definately have meals/breakfast/whatever there again... :)
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martinikitty13 says:
This restaurant is located in the 99 Ranch Supermarket center in Rowland Heights. I don't want to buy into the stereotype that asians are bad drivers ... but here it's true, so be careful when you come. But come you should since the food is phenomenal (and you get to go grocery shopping at the chi...
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Average priced "Restaurants, Cafe & Food" in Singapore
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avi2starr says:
Listed as one of the New York Times' best restaurants in the world, Din Tai Fung brings fine Chinese cuisine to a lucky few. The only location I've ever been to is the one in Singapore, under Paragon, right on Orchard Street. It's a great restaurant to have your second meal in Singapore, partially b...
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poohstanggt says:
A few TB'ers got together for Dim Sum in San Francisco and we decided to try the location on Stevenson Street. We planned to meet around 1pm and upon arrival, there was quite a line to get in. The restaurant is not very big so plan on at least a little wait if you come on the weekend. I do not bel...
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seanloh says:
need to try this place out! recommended by a friend on a rating of 1 to 10, 10 being the best!, he said like 9.5!
http://www.koipalace.com/
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jenn79 says:
One of the few places to get good dimsum west of Monterey Park and south of San Francisco where the more delicious and authentic dimsum places are found.
The usual array of Dim Sum dishes are here, including many variations of Shu Mai, chicken feet, turnip cake, ribs, BBQ duck and pork in a varie...
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portia says:
Had dim sum for lunch in the middle of the week at this Chinese restaurant in Sunnyvale. It was a big restaurant full of people. Fishes were swimming in a tank at the back of the restaurant, and roasted ducks were hanging in a window of the kitchen. Waitresses pushed carts of dim sums between the ta...
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Eric says:
Went here on a Saturday morning. It was fairly crowded, but we didn't have to wait to get a seat. Service is what you would expect out of a dim sum place - curt waiters serving food quickly but efficiently. There seem to be quite a lot of dim sum choices available, and we only got to try a fraction...
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Angeline says:
Upon second thought, I have no idea why Chowhounds list this as some of the better dim sum in Oakland. It's cheap but that's about all it's got going for it. After a good first experience here, I revisited it with friends from Taiwan and Hong Kong, and I ended up being mortified of having brought th...
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