Tai Pan Dim Sum Bakery

Tai Pan Dim Sum Bakery has all your favorite dim sum options. Everything is oversized, good, and cheaper than going to your favorite Dim Sum restaurant. The dim sum quality is not the best, but acceptable for its price and portion size.My favorite items are the shrimp rice rolls, shrimp and chive dumpling, xiu mai, and har gow. I'm a big fan of steamed BBQ Pork buns but its not my favorite thing here because the bao part is very doughy and there is not enough filling for me.Pro-Tip - Bring your own insulated cooler bag to keep your dim sum hot when transporting it home. Nobody wants to eat cold dim sum!Lines can be long, but service is good and the line moves fast. You can also pick up BBQ Pork, Roasted Pork, and Duck at the Chinese BBQ place next door.

Har gow was good with good dough to filling ratio. The dumpling shell was soft but still has a bite to it. Not soggy nor too thick. The shrimp paste filling is not like what you would get from a sit down dim sum restaurant with actual little pieces of shrimp but still tasty. Each order comes with 3 pieces. The Rice Noodles Sheets had 2 pieces of shrimp in it. Each order comes with 2 sheets. The Rice Noodle sheet is on a thicker side. It came with the sweet soy sauce dip. This was just ok. Egg custards were good. Good size and reasonably priced. The tart shell was made of flaky dough which I like. The egg custard itself was not too sweet. They have a buy 5 get 1 free deal. In the same store there's another counter that serves roat pork, roast duck and chasiu pork but I didn't try them this time. They seemed to have regular customers because the staff seemed to know the customers that were coming in and what they order and they were having long conversations with each other. It created a wait time to order but I got my food quickly after I placed my order.

Visited on Friday 5pm ish. They've getting ready to close, most of the dim sum items were sold out. I ordered two dim sum items, each $5.30, their price is more expensive than dim sum at ranch 99. How can $5.30 x2 came out to $13.50? Even with gst?

A great place to get your Chinese BBQ meats like roast duck, roast pork, bbq pork, soy sauce chicken, beef innards, pork innards, etc. Always a long line of people, so plan accordingly.I have not tried the rice plates yet, but I do like the roast duck and roast pork.The dim sum is ok, but it will satisfy your itch for dim sum without having to get to a sit-down restaurant or ordering take out.

Do not come to this restaurant !! I ordered a whole pork grill on last Tuesday , they asked me if i want to chop and i said yes , after i picked up and open up under but skin they changed all the meet . the pork was not have bone even no fat meat . they got the meat left over from other pork put them under the skin of it . it was just one kind of meat under the skin. i was so up set , i called to ask them why they did it but the manager did not want to talk to me. then i came the shop to ask, but still they refused to talk to me. then A employee offer me other food etc ... i said no . I just want them to do it right. i gave my phone number to a employee there. i hope the owner will call me . !! please check your order before you leave this shop. this like Scam !!

I Can Confidently Tell Everyone: This Is Top 5 Go -To Place Fasho!! Roasted Duck... To Live For!! BBQ AMAZING!!! That Long Line Is Truth In The Details

Excellent barbecue pork and crispy pork. Nice variety of dim sum, which are all very flavorful.

Dimsum on pushcarts is getting expensive at the restaurants, and so we often go to this dim sum bakery to have our craving fix for a reasonable price. For years, this location was our go-to spot for the bbq pork, soy sauce, chicken, and classic dimsum dishes. And it seems it is still a go-to for many people because lines here can get pretty long, especially on the weekends. For efficiency, there's two separate lines in front of the two separate doors, 1) dim sum only, 2) bbq only. What happens if you want both?The quality of the food just isn't the same anymore. The dumpling shells and shrimp crepes are thick and doughy. The shrimp balls are massive, but they too feel doughy. The fried chicken was good but only good when it was hot and crispy. It got cold and soft quickly, and was very oily.

Mixed bag on this one; quite literally. The sesame balls were fresh and quite good, but the baked bbq pork buns were meh (dry bread, too much bread, and the filling wasn't very moist). The Chinese you tiao doughnut were decent making this place truly a mixed bag on the bakery items. Maybe it's all dependent on whether you get fresh batch or not?

Order bbq pork to go on a weekday 3pm, stone cold not fresh from oven, may be good time to buy in the morning 11's; buy the baked bbq pork bun from dim sum side, large size w/ decent pricePro: neighbor store, easy parking, quick in-n-out