The best dim sum in the 626
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Almost as if to prove how ubiquitous dim sum is in the 626, this dingy shack plunked in the middle of an inauspicious block manages to offer decent quality, basic dim sum -- shu mai, har gow, bao, lobako and more – at rock bottom prices. The flavors aren’t subtle and the food is greasy, but it’s quick and tasty. Equally important, most dishes can be ordered piece-by-piece rather than by the plate, so you can have your fill of sesame rice balls, barbecued pork puffs and custard tarts in whatever quantities and combinations you desire. There’s no place to sit unless you count the scummy table looking out over the picturesque vista of a cracked and weed-strewn parking lot, so plan on making it a take-away destination.
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Dim Sum Express is a great place to go if you want a quick bite to eat. The food is good and the menu is simple (good if you have a hard time on deciding...
Service was slow. $0.85 for one shrimp har gow is pricey and it was bland. Sui Mai was undercooked and the pork buns had little meat inside.
This place has some good, fast and super cheap dim sum. Its alot cheaper than the 888 seafood restaurant on Valley, way cheaper and you don't sacrifice...
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