Dim Sum House

This is my go to spot for dim sum! Recommend to go early, to get the best quality. They serve deep fried pork dumplings that are to die for! They only do one batch most times so first come first serve. If you come after me, I'm pretty much taking what's remaining. Now sometimes they're cold cause they aren't kept under a heat lamp, I'd definitely warm them up before eating for the best taste.Sometimes I'm late and left with whatever's left and usually go with their $6.75 lunch special for the day. Yes less than $7 for a giant rice plate made to order, really affordable and tasty.Today I was able to get everything we wanted. Pork steamed buns, steamed shrimp dumplings, steamed pork dumplings, and the fried pork dumplings. Sometimes the lady taking orders sounds rude and very cheap when it comes to the sauce packets but the food makes up for it.If they were more consistent I'd give them a 4 star, but overall for food,service, and quality, it's 3 stars.

I'm on the search to find myself the best walk up dim sum spot in our city. Dim Sum House doesn't take the best for me but it is pretty good. Came in on a Sunday morning and was able to get some of our favorite dim sum items. The siu mai was good and pretty big compared to others I've had but the flavor wasn't better. The har gow was alright but failed to "WOW" me. Prices are pretty cheap for the current economy so that does give the food a plus. There was only one person at the front which may affect service times during peak but there wasn't that many people there at the time so nothing ti complain about that. The ambiance isn't the best as there is only one table in there with chairs around it and the others are stacked up on each other, so don't really expect to dine in. Was it the best? No. (But it is good) Will I ever come back? Yes

This is an out of the world taste filled spot! Dim sum house you are GREAT! Please support this business!!!!! I tried the pork bun, potsticker, and dumplings OMG you will never stop coming back after you've tried them! Out of this world flavor & authentic with really good prices!Wow thank you for an amazing lunch I will be back!!!!

Wow, I love their pork bun; I wish it was still a little warmer or kept in a warmer. The crunchy fried taro has pork in it, and it was pretty good. The service was great. The place is a simple food takeout. During the weekday, they do not offer the whole dim sum menu, only what is showing in the picture. I ordered the skinny chow mein combo, and it lacks flavor and barely any meat.

This a good place for take out dim sum. It's nice that you can see all the different kinds of dumplings they have through the glass. I was impressed with the variety they had. So many things to choose from!We ordered a bunch of different items. I really liked the shrimp dumplings the best, because it had good flavor of chives and cilantro. The chicken sui mai was not my favorite because it was on the dry side. The steam buns had too much bao and not enough filling for my taste. The egg tart and wife cake was nice and flaky. Not too sweet and It was delicious! There's a bunch of tasty dim sum and good variety to choose from. I would suggest you come and check it out if you're craving some take out dim sum! Friendly service!

No frills just fresh steamed dumplings and buns. The classic dim sum fare. Cash and card accepted! This is more a takeout spot but the dumplings are authentic.

This was the only dim sum place I found that opens early in the morning, 9am on weekday actually! Lol. All the other dim sum restaurants don't open till" 11 am or so, but I was really craving dumplings since there aren't many in Roseville and I happened to be in town. Dim sum was okay, but did not have much of a selection unfortunately. Prices go by each piece which is about 80 cents I believe. They also have chili oil packets but not the actual chili oil that has the chilis. Was still provided excellent service! Oh and I don't believe it's only take out, no dine in from what I seen.

Wanted to try this place out after seeing it on instagram. Walked in around 12pm and noticed they had already ran out of most food items so make sure to show up before hand. The inside resembles what you'd typically expect for a mom and pop shop which was comforting. I ordered their BBQ pork buns, shrimp dumplings, and shumai. Only had to wait around 5-7 minutes to get a fresh batch which was worth it. The pork buns were delicious and very doughy. Their shumai was flavorful and not too salty. I also loved their shrimp dumplings. I highly recommend this spot if you're looking for something flavorful and inexpensive

Located inside a shopping center, parking is very convenient. Came in for a quick Monday lunch and there was a short line. There's only one person working the front, but the wait didn't take long. He was very thorough with the orders and receipt provides breakdown to ensure accuracy. Interior has a few tables for dine in, light and bright, simple and clean. This place is not just a pastry shop, there are also wonton soup and noodles on the menu.Best thing I ate here was the egg tart. Very custardy and flakey crust. Not too sweet, which I enjoy. Shrimp rolls were great too, but were pre boxed, so it's not warm. Big shrimp pieces and noodle roll was slightly chewy as it should be. Sweet soy sauce was little bit salty, so I used just a bit. Chive dumplings were delightful, very juicy when eaten hot. Great texture and chive flavor, but could use a little more chives. Steamed pork buns were great, filled with savory and sweet gooey pork filling. The baked items were a little too stiff for me. Tried the baked bbq pork bun and pineapple bun. I wished the bread part was a little fluffier. It's called a pineapple bun because it resembles an actual pineapple, but to my surprise, there were chunks of pineapples in the pastry. Traditional pineapple buns don't have actual pineapples. I think it made the custard a little too wet to my liking, so I had mixed feelings about this item. Overall, I enjoyed the food and I'd definitely come back again.

have not been here for some time. ABC bakery is generally the take-out favorite for locals. But ABC bakery escalated their prices before/during/after the pandemic. However, we were nearby Dim Sum House and decided to give it a try. , we ordered the basics: shrimp dumplings (Har Gow), Pork dumplings (Sui Mi), and Potstickers. so how were they???Not good. All were doughy, extremely doughy, even the shrimp and pork dumplings had a very thick skin casing. blah. The pork dumplings were also smaller in size than before and had more veggie filling than meat. The potstickers were thick, heavy on ginger, and more cabbage (even had carrots) than pork. Even though ABC bakery is slightly more expensive, at least the flavor is consistent. This place is now not even on the "B Team" for dim sum. i would say The C or D team for local dim sum takeout. Don't come here.