Yummy Dim Sum

Best baked cha siu baos (bbq pork buns) that I've had in many years. Soft lightly glazed buns the size of my palm. The filling was perfectly seasoned. Nice ratio of filling to bun.The service was quite accommodating with knowledge of to the point English words to complete the transaction, I enjoyed the experience.

+Convenient--just a short walk from the bus stop. I really enjoyed their mini baked char siu baos and will definitely order 12 next time instead of 6! The thousand-year egg porridge was also fantastic not too watery or thick. This spot is a great place to try classic dim sum items at a Mom & Pop place, causal, eating tables onsite. I'll be back for sure.

I live pretty close to this place so I've tried a lot of what they have to offer. Let's get down to brass tax. The best thing they do is the BBQ Pork Bun. They are cheap as heck and tasty as hell. The bun is sweet and soft. The pork is sweet and savory. It has a legitimate claim to best BBQ Pork bun out of a dim sum spot (All things considered with price and if it is fresh). The meet to bun ratio is righteous and you can slam like 3 of these in a hot second. They have your other typical dim sum offerings but take it from a guy whose had at least a couple of Pork Buns in china town, these things are addicting. (4.2 Stars)

This restaurant is AMAZING! I come from the Lompoc area just to come here! The food is so tasty, and the staff are so kind and helpful. Like others have said, this place is a well kept gem, and I would recommend to anyone!

Tasty dim sum. Ordered a few items to try and I was quite surprised how good they were

\Yummy Dim Sum & Fast Food in San Francisco offers a flavorful dim sum experience. I tried their combo with BBQ pork, roast duck, Hainan chicken, Thai-style chicken feet, spiced pork feet, and secret shredded chicken. All of them tasted decent! I look forward to trying other items next time.

This place has decent dim sum for a reasonable price. They actually post prices on the wall unlike some other places in Chinatown. I like the spareribs with rice noodles or over rice here.

Nothing like two soft smooth flawless shrimp har gao and a plate of chicken feet for comfort/fast food en route to work on a chilly grey SF morning. The chicken feet could've been better seasoned and chewy/crispy (iykyk) but it satisfied me in a homier way this foggy day. Subtle spiced herbal aftertaste so A for effort. A stone's throw from the Ritz, Yummy understands the hole in the wall assignment. My dining companions were 7 foot stacks of Crystal Geyser and empty donut-shop-pink takeout boxes under a persistent fluorescent glow. The older woman explaining the inventory and taking my order was sweet and tried her best to pronounce $7.50 so I tipped an extra $0.50 for cuteness.

Low price medium quality. If you're hungry & don't have a lot of $, this is the place for you. You can easily have a meal for less than $10 here. It's cash, with no tax or tipping added so the price posted is the price. The food is large but medium quality. The seating is pretty divy. You come here for the price. Not for a date.

I ordered an order of sweet and sour pork and all I got is hard and dry fried flour dough mixed with pork fat. If lucky enough you might get a itsy bitsy piece of pork. Some of the pieces only contained flour. It was totally a disappointment and I felt cheated.I paid $9 for a box of fried dough.