Dim Sum House

After dozens of times driving to this place and it looked closed, I decided to try again this past week. This store has been open for 35 years and they cater to restaurants too, so you'll know you'll get freshness and restaurant quality food. The lady was so helpful and friendly. She explained most items simply needs 14 minutes to steam, while the har gow only needs 10 minutes. Such a great deal with busy work life and my weekends brunches are going to be amazing.We had some of this morning for New Years brunch. Har Gow were flavorful and packed with meaty shrimp. The Pork Siew Mai were tender and meaty, just like the ones you get from restaurants. Both had the perfect texture and delicious. Hits the spot when craving for dim sum.

Dim Sum House is a hidden gem for frozen dim sum items such as siu mai (pork wrapped with dumpling wrapper). I usually go in to buy a pack of 20 frozen piece's for $8. They have other items listed at wholesale prices to anyone. Keep in mind they only take cash and there is no ATM nearby. Highly recommend.

Just a little storefront with frozen dim sum - perfect for traveling and cooked them at home to share with friends. The Bao were good too. The price is terrific.

Amazing dumplings!! I was visiting Chicago and flew a few packs home with me. Definitely going to come back someday

REAL Chinese cuisine (many Asian families, including older ones, was telling. Fast service. Tasty soup dumplings, snow pea greens, beef tendon. Baked pork buns were tasty, with great sweet dough and nicely seasoned, but slightly sparse filling. Overall very happy.

I took home and tried the following frozen items:- Shrimp Dumpling (20 pc) for $8.50 - Pork Siu Mai (20 pc) for $7.50- Bean Curd Wrap Pork Roll (20 pc) for $8.50- Xiao long bao - aka Mandarin dumpling (20 pc) for $7.50- Pork pot sticker (20 pc) for $7.50- BBQ Pork Bun (6 pc) for $4.50Price point wise, they're the best deal around. The next time I come back, I will purchase the pork siu mai, Xiao long bao, and the pork pot stickers again which were the tastiest items. Then walk a couple blocks south to Dim-Dim to purchase the shrimp dumplings and the shrimp & pork siu mai. Note that the xiao long bao does not have the soup inside like a traditional XLB when cooked. It's just a tasty pork meatball (MSG laden obviously) inside a tasty chewy wrapper.What I didn't enjoy were DSH's shrimp dumplings, which were not as plump and the wrapper were not as high quality and delicate as the ones sold at Dim-Dim. The bean curd wrap was very greasy and gave me stomach pain. The BBQ pork bun was similar to eating cardboard.No place is perfect, but they have some tasty offerings and I'll be making a stop soon to pick up some dumplings for late night snack or dim sum brunch at home.

Good and responsible dim sum. Small mom and pop place with frozen to go trays. Great for parties

This is my go to spot for dim sum. Why? Because its always cooked fresh to order (when i take it home!) Its a great value for dim sum, and the quality is legit - if you steamed them up at home -you can't tell the difference! I keep a few packs of this in my freezer for those days I just don't want to cook - and its a live saver. Only bad part for me is that I need to plan when I go down to Chinatown to grab a resupply since I live so far away.Only missing part is a Cantonese lady calling out the dim sum treats on her cart! Har-Gow, Siu Mai, Fun Gwoh!Cash for transactions, limited street parking and very easy to miss. Its directly south of 26th Street on Wentworth Ave - Just grab from the refrigerators, most come in packs of 20. And at an affordable $7.50.

Can't think of a better place to buy dumplings in bulk for an out of town family member or a special function at home. Selection is not co prehensile but very good. Prices also excellent. If you're looking for a place to buy dump,I go for the steamer for a crowd, this is the place to go.

Delicious food and good price. If you like dim sum and will be able cooking from home, this is a nice place to buy.