Ten Ten Seafood & Grill

First time at Ten Ten (August 2024) - possibly understaffed on a Sunday morning and they were packed. The pace of carts going around wasn't great as we finished all our first round of food before even seeing another cart which usually doesn't happen at dim sum. Shumai was good and juicy, har gow, good. Chicken feet also good although one order only had 3 which my mom pointed out seemed little but they were decent sized so it wasn't that weird to me? Spare ribs were good. We got their soup dumplings and they were pretty dry - possibly overcooked?We also got the calamari/squid which I wouldn't compare to salt and pepper squid I normally get at Tasty Wok/Peter's or another dim sum place. It was more like tempura almost.Decent priced (under $150 for a table of 7) but again, we slowed down our eating due to the pace of carts coming by. Probably got full sooner than we would have normally.AC wasn't great as every time the front doors opened (which was often with how busy they were) we had a gust of heat and I couldn't really cool down.

We came here for dim sum on a Saturday morning since we were visiting my grandparents who wanted to go for Chinese New Year. The good: plentiful food on the carts with many of the staples that tasted great! The ordered lobster special, beef chow fun were also very tasty. The bad: very.... Greasy? floor, sticky/oily tables, questionable cleanliness of everything in general. They do have a pack of baby wipes on each table which my toddler was thrilled by. Typical minimal service of most Chinese restaurants. Skip the soup dumplings as well. They do have high chairs, I did not want to put baby's car seat carrier on the floor. Bottom line the food was fine but overall cleanliness needs some work..

I shop next door at New Golden Sparkling all the time. I have noticed Ten Ten with the thought that I should give it a try. Well today I met me cousin there and we enjoyed amazing dim sum. What have I been thinking by not eating hear before. The shrimp dumplings were huge and reminded me of lightly battered shrimp toast. The shumai was also huge and so so tasty. The soup dumplings were a reasonable size and when you bit into them that porky broth goodness was amazing. I'm done talking about this, I'm going again. Run and you can sit with me and enjoy some crazy good dumplings.

Ten Ten is a ten! Or in this case, 5 stars. I visited once for the first time in November 2021 and the experience was fantastic. Everything we tasted was fresh and delicious. My favorites were the pork with preserved vegetable, the black pepper beef tenderloin, the tofu dish, the crab meat & fish maw soup, the house special pan fried noodle, the lobster with ginger & scallion, the seafood twin delight, and of course, I can't say no to those huge fresh oysters (off menu). It really is the ultimate Chinese feast worthy of any celebration. When I visited, the head chef was a chef from Atlanta's renowned Royal China and opened the location in Miami (which is still open as well). I heard he has since left... and based on recent reviews, it sounds like it may have gone downhill since my last visit but I hope to god not!

So I heard of this place for Dim Sun eats.Decided to go and checked them out. The place is by enson shopping plaza but on the far right side where the known Pho place is located.The restaurant was empty but it is a huge restaurant with many lazy susan tables and chandeliers. So they have this price change policy that during dim sum hours unsure what time that is - the dim sum price changes from $4 ish to $6 ish so around 4-5 pm the price is $2 more per dim sum. they have a huge menu for dim sum. its kind of overwhelming. Decided to order from the food menu instead with Walnut Shrimp which was $20 ish and Yang Chou Fried rice which was $15 ish. They offer salted peanuts while you wait for your food to arrive. So the Walnut Shrimp arrived and it taste like it was not a fried battered. It was kind of just wet shrimp coated in the sauce. I am not ordering that no more. The Yang Chou Fried Rice - It was delicious but it had little shrimp and not much other proteins and also the seasonings was a hot or miss with saltiness etc. The portions here are large so you do get more for your money. Service here was nice but the price changing threw me off. I heard many bad stories about dim sum service so I am not sure f I would try the dim sum service.

Solid experience visiting this place. The interior decor may be a bit over the top, but the food is solid. Compared to a lot of other dim sum places, they have some more varied and unique dim sum choices. For instance, I tried their Abalone Topped Siu Mai and their Multi-colored Har Gow. Both were solid choices that came out hot and were of solid quality. While service can be a bit hit or miss at times, such as the inability to get the attention of servers or to get the attention of the people pushing the dim sum carts, overall this is still a solid restaurant serving dim sum that I won't mind coming back to :)

Came with a dim sum hungry belly for Mother's Day and we were very pleased! Orlando is a melting pot of variety of food but we have not had a good dim sum spot in the past. This place is pretty good. We're originally from Seattle and so this reminded us of home, particularly China town. Food was fast, hot, and tasty. Ambiance was very family oriented! What we loved most was the Ten Ten fried rice and the pecking sliced pork! Thank you for amazing service and all for an amazing price!

We come here on weekends and their dim sum is fantastic! They have huge tables even if you only have two people. Always greeted promptly. Sit and they start bringing out the carts! So many good items and it's always delicious. Decent price too. Service is always fast and friendly. Right next to my favorite Asian market too! In the same plaza as my favorite boba place! Boba queen.

I recently dined at this Chinese restaurant, and I have mixed feelings about the experience. The food was decent, but there were a few aspects that could use some improvement.Firstly, the service was friendly, but it could be more attentive. Our order took a bit longer to arrive than expected, and we had to flag down the staff a couple of times for refills and additional utensils.The menu had a good variety of options, and the flavors were decent. However, some dishes were a bit lacking in authenticity, and I've had better Chinese food at other places. The portion sizes were reasonable, and the prices were fair.The ambiance was pleasant, with a clean and cozy atmosphere, making it suitable for a casual dinner with friends or family.In summary, this restaurant is alright if you're looking for a quick Chinese meal, but there's room for improvement in terms of service and the authenticity of the dishes. I might give it another try in the future, but it didn't leave a strong impression on this visit.

Always a very good dimsum, one of the best in Orlando. Last Saturday it was not crowded which is unusual. Virtually all customers are Chinese which is a good sign at a Chinese restaurant. All the small dishes were very good and fresh from the kitchen. Reasonably priced at about $20 per person. Highly recommended.