HK Dim Sum

Nice place. Of course quality is expected considering the shopping plaza it's located in. Very small but clean and inviting atmosphere. We had various dumplings and noodles... There wasn't anything I ate that I did not enjoy. The service was quick and friendly as well. They were happily singing and whistling along to the music on the loudspeaker - which made me feel they enjoyed working here

Convenient place to grab dim sum on the go. This area tends to be crowded, so I suggested ordering ahead. I highly recommend the shrimp rolls and any of the desserts. I also enjoy their shrimp fried rice. Staff is kind and the menu comes with photos which is extremely helpful!

I went in with a few friends and we had quote a few dishes (unfortunately I forgot to take pictures). Most of thr food was just ok, nothing crazy stood out. The tea was steeped for so long and didn't taste like much. It was about $100 for 3 people with a small amount of leftovers and I cskt say I'd go back. The service was good though, they stopped by the table a lot

Not bad. They didn't have soup dumplings and scallion pancakes but had many other options. The service was good and food came out quick too. Everything tasted great.

Used to be a go-to dim sum spot for our family until about a year ago. While with my elderly mom and dad, they tried to auto-grat us for 5 people without letting us know AND the policy does not exist. When confronted, they tried to explain but I would not let it go so they finally gave me another bill without the auto-grat. Haven't been back and won't be anymore either

Beware! We had a worst experience tonight in this place!First , the server, we were just about to be seated (4 of us) then she immediately asked for what drinks we want, without giving us a chance to sit first and check for the menu , then we all decided just to order for a regular Coke, then she just put the menu and piece of paper with a pen on the table and left and came back and served our drinks without asking us if we know how to place an order , maybe the server assumed that we know how , but even then she should be accommodating, then she came to our table and and then just grabbed our order and again without asking us to clarify our orders and I was the one who told her that we need to order the other items and she said yes I know! Then came back and just marked one of our order telling us that they run out of that custard and without asking us if we have other option! We were starting to be upset but we manage to stay cool be considerate since we ordered a lot of dimsum. But we were already wondering how come the server is like that. Poor customer service .Then, i have noticed that the other server was haunting a customer from outside and we were curious why she is doing that ? Because we saw that the customer who just left paid their bill.Then as they serve our food , it was ok at first though it was not serve at the same time and maybe because they their kitchen were busy .We tried to enjoy our food and started to review each dimsum and we discussed within ourselves comparing which dimsum we love the most etc.The server kept coming back and staring at us and all of a sudden removing our empty plates without asking for an excuse if its ok for her to grab the empty plates but its alright maybe she is in a hurry to wash them since our table is like a buffet of dimsumWe asked for extra table napkins and we were disappointed because the napkin looks like the leftover from the previous customer she grabbed it from the basket from the door side ( i have take a picture of it) of course we did not use it instead we used it to wipe the table.The server went to our table and grab a piece of napkin and wipe the cover of a chili jar and ask telling us to cover the jar since we are done eating!! Wow! Can she not do it when all of us leave ?? This is the part that every customer should be aware of!!When we paid our bill i left them with 10$ tip only because we were not happy with their service! We know that the minimum is 15% but as a customer we have the right bot to follow the minimum tip especially if the service and the food is not really that good! But the lady threatened us that she will add more tip into our bill! Then she turned her back and started to talk shit about us in her language. She has the nerve to ask why we only give her 10$ tip and I was honest enough to tell her that its because of their service and why would she threatened us that she will add more tip to our bill!! Can she really do that?? Dont she think that we can always dispute the amount if she will really do that?? Now, it makes sense why she kept on haunting the customer when they left after she check the total balance if the customer has really left a 15% tip! This is the only asian restaurant that we have encountered like haunting for tipWe this will be the last time we will eat in this olace and I will make sure to tell all my friends not to eat there .There are more dimsum belaire that are clean and friendly atmosphere.By the way we left our to go order ( sesame ball) we waited for 15 mins and we thought she will never give it to us and we also thought they may spit on it before they will give to us so we decided to leave.

Okay, first off I have to say this is a review from my wife and daughter. This isn't really my kind of place, BUT they love this place. We come every time we're in town and they always leave stuffed and happy. Second, you need to understand how things work here. The staff are extremely efficient. They bring you the menu, you pick your items, and the kitchen starts making it. You get the food served hot, as it becomes ready. Very different style than in American restaurants. So accept it and eat it as it comes up. Also, know that when you finish a dish they will scoop it up to make food for the next thing. It's their world, we just live in it, ok?The interior may not look like a Michelin restaurant, and that's really ok. The food SO makes up for it. It's clean, close, and efficient. What more could you want?To summarize, ... Go. Eat. Enjoy. You'll thank me.

It was okay. I feel like it's a hit or miss because last time we came it was a lot better than today. Everything was very dry and not flavorful. The pork buns were way too sweet The texture of the cheung fun was sticky and soggy which was kind of gross. :(

I was thinking for about a week of where to go for Dim Sum. There are many places that offer it around the city. But one restaurant had me curious to try: HK Dim Sum. I would often overlook it since it is in a very busy plaza and was lucky dine in during a slower time in the day.I went with what I would typically order on a menu. The fried taro puffs, Chinese broccoli with oyster sauce, har gow, siu mai, custard buns and egg tarts. My cousin added on the steam shrimp rice noodle as well. Of course I had to get some Jasmine green tea too. Very flavorful all around and I was very lucky to have ordered the last egg tarts for the day. I was please with everything but definitely remembered my lesson to not over order. I am ashamed to find out I was always walking past HK Dim Sum when it is a solid choice and just enough seats all around not to feel too crowded.I will definitely keep HK Dim Sum on my mind if I am in a search for this cuisine. The staff were nice as well and prices are reasonable too.

I think this is a great option for late night dim sum. Very affordable. The fried rice was great, preffered the pork shumai over the shrimp. I thought the bbq pork buns were actually really good. Regular pork dumplings were standouts. Sesame balls were pretty good. The crystal shrimp were decent and worth getting if people like those. The chili oil here is stellar. Would probably still go else where for dim sum during the lunch time but was a good option for dinner.