Question:
Dim Sum restaurant in Chinatown
Kiara
2008-08-04 19:32:39 UTC
Hi, anyone know about a restaurant with really good dim sum in San Francisco?
Thanks
Five answers:
ajtheactress
2008-08-04 23:38:26 UTC
You's is good, and actually has several locations in Chinatown, one on Grant Avenue between Sacramento and Washington, and a nother on Washington at Ross.

Another good cheep dim sum option is Louie's on Stockton at Broadway. Best hargow and pork buns in the city! Take out only.

More upscale dim sum at City View restaurant on Commerical at Kearny.



Other good Chinese food

R&G Lounge on Kearny at Sacramento, good chinese food less spicy, kinder to the tastebuds than the Hunan and Scheshwan food.

Yuet Lee - bare bones Chinese served until 2am. The calimari is amazing.

Henry’s Hunan at 674 Sacramento, on Battery at Broadway or between 2nd and New Montgomery and Harrison and Folsom south of Market near the MOMA. - Great Chinese don’t miss Diana’s Meat Pie.



And outside Chinatown

Tai Chi on Polk at Broadway has the best General's Tso's Chicken just the right combo of sweet, hot and garlic. They also do really good shrimp won ton soup and sizzling beef and scallops.
dianaaaa (:
2008-08-04 19:45:27 UTC
Good Luck Dim Sum

(415) 386-3388

736 Clement St, San Francisco, CA 94118



A local favorite: This Clement street favorite sits among the top of "dim sum to-go" places. All the steamed items are great! The dumplings and shu-mai's are $1.70 per three pieces. The baked and fried stuff are good, but I've had better. The mushroom chow mein is awesome. There's about 5 tables inside for those people who can't wait to get home. There is usually a very long line of people at this place which usually proves that their this place rocks. If you're in the line with more than 12 people in it, be prepared to wait about 30 minutes to order. Authentic Cantonese Dim Sum at reasonable prices.



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You's Dim Sum

(415) 788-7028

675 Broadway, San Francisco, CA 94133



Just great dim sum. That explains the line on weekends when locals queue up for a hearty helping of dumplings filled to bursting with aromatic beef or Shrimp, Chicken Egg Rolls with tender chicken, and Pork Buns that are tangy-sweet and available in either steamed or baked varieties. There are no lower prices in Chinatown and no better food. The service is quick, too. You will find a few menu items, too, such as Tomato-Beef over rice but Dim Sum is the star here.
william m
2008-08-05 09:19:35 UTC
Tong Kiang on Geary at 22nd ave

Yank Sing on Spear at Mission (this place is expensive but great!)
2016-04-05 13:45:36 UTC
Nu big wong
spiritsf
2008-08-05 06:37:56 UTC
the empress of china on grant


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