261 Dim Sum

Food Court Dim SumIf you are visiting the Little Saigon Mall in Little Saigon in Westminster and want dim sum for reasonable prices this is the place to go. I recommend the chicken feet, Shu Mai, Har Gow, pork buns, sesame rice balls and egg tarts. The sesame rice balls and egg tarts are more to go foods when they were not warm like the other foods I ordered. I didn't care for the shrimp noodle. I would just get the more popular items here. They serve other Chinese food besides Dim Sum. Seating area doesn't have too many seats usually this mall is very packed on the weekends so parking can be challenging. The owners are Chinese from Hong Kong too.

Dessert: 3.5. Came by because the woman thought this place sold bingsoo. This place is located in the Asian Garden Mall. We stopped by on a Wed afternoon and ordered their "Taiwanese Shaved Ice" (ice cream and shaved ice with toppings). Chose the 3 topping option ($7.99) of boba, mango, and red beans. They were out of taro. Dessert was a nice size and looked appealing. Taste was good but I wanted bingsoo. Shaved ice got hard quickly as it was below the toppings and ice cream. I prefer the ice to be fluffy. Service was friendly. A few tables. Service: 3.5Value: 3.5

This is a decent dim sum spot if you're shopping in the Asian garden mall. Xiao long bao was tasty but missing some of the broth inside. Green beans were cooked nicely. Chow fun was good too. PROS: takes card in case you don't have cash, will warm up the food if you askCONS: customer service is spotty. Saw a few customers upset because they forgot to bring the food to the table.

I'm always crazy for Dim Sum but ever since Furiwa went under, I was left stranded, seafood cove across the street is always mobbed the wait was 1 hr just not worth it, they are also 100% crazy, it was cold like in the North pole, they told me the had open vent on the roof to chase Covid19 away!! So finding this hole in the wall was really welcome. The owner/chef was really nice n friendly so I probably bought more than I should. Everything was just $2 vs $5 to $7 elsewhere. There a certain spice very flavorful that I cannot identify it's in the dim sum here, the best dim sum was the one w the flaky taro outside, I was going to give them 5 stars when the last bite of one of the Dimsum was a little smelly, I was there before closing n stuffs that didn't move sitting there all day could turn so I took 1 star away, the next time I'll go there by noon when everything is fresh n they will get 5 stars. So you know, Din Tai Fung is overrated, the wonton skin is thick, the dim sum lacks the special flavor mentioned above, most Americans love it there but they haven't been to Hong Kong,,had they been to HK, they would love it at 261 Dim sum, support them or they'll be out of business! Try it you like it! By the way they came here from Hong Kong!

They have a bunch of signs with shaved ice and shaved snow but when we asked for the shaved ice menu, she just said ok go sit down and wait. We wanted snow, not ice. Not snow cone style but real shaved snow like in their images. So we didn't know what was going on, we waited, and she made us a random shaved ice without asking. It ended up being a rainbow of everything they have in stock lol it's snow cone type of ice (no good) with sugar syrup like a snow cone. Not shaved snow like we wanted at all. We got green, yellow, pink and I dont know what else. Too many flavors. Then topped with many jellies, popping boba, fruit and 3 flavors of ice cream. $7 total. All too much too many flavors it didn't fit. Wouldn't get again, but it looked very very pretty.

THIS FOOD FELT LIKE HOME.I give this place 5 stars based on what it is - a take-out stall at a mall offering a curated selection of dim sum's heavy hitters and popular Cantonese comfort dishes. Don't come here expecting to see an extensive list but know that you can get the basics. It was Mother's Day and I could not find, for the life of me, a dim sum restaurant that when they actually picked up the phone, had both Ha-Gow (Crystal shrimp dumplings) & Shrimp Cheung Fun (rice noodle rolls with soy sauce). So strange. So I yelped and saw this place. No phone number yet (it's still quite new) and with 1 review. So I said, what the heck, let me just drive over and see...it was my last resort. Come to find this spot. Clean, super friendly staff...with both Dishes that I wanted. Of course I ended up buying more!My husband is vegan and they had sautéed rice rolls in soy sauce and scallions and also the Pan-Fried Turnip cakes with No dried shrimp and Chinese sausage, so it was perfectly vegan appropriate! Check them out! Will definitely be my new go to easy spot to grab and go!Oh! Forgot to add, all the shrimp in my dishes were DEVEINED!!! Imagine that. It takes a lot more work so most restaurants don't do it unless you go to high end places, even then I'm not sure they all do.

Very good hong kong style, new resturant owned by the peoples come from Hong Kong.Better tastes in orange county, my parents love it.Thanks

Previous reviews said $2 per dish. I was charged $4.50,$5.00,$5.50 and $6.00. Was I cheated? Did they see me coming? Food was decent. But, if their business practice is to charge different prices, I won't be coming back!

Food is ok, price reasonable, this place really need to work on customer service. This place rushes customer to order quick and leave, even when they don't have any customer waiting in line.

Agreed with what E. W from Fountain Valley wrote. They charged me $6.50 for the dim sum that other places normally charge $4.50. The fried food is cold and not crunchy at all. Will not go there again!!!!