Dim sum plus a wide array of Cantonese seafood entrees help bring a bit of Hong Kong to Belmont.
Hours
| Friday | 10:30 AM–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 10 AM–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | 10 AM–9:30 PM |
| Monday | 10:30 AM–9:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 10:30 AM–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 10:30 AM–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 10:30 AM–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 600 Ralston Ave, Belmont, CA 94002
Phone: (650) 593-1831
Website: https://www.cheunghingorder.com/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: cheunghingdimsumseafood.com
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Reviews
Tanya Mittelstadt
I a fine with restaurant not having English as their main language but replacing said items on menu for completely different items is wrong! Oredered “spare ribs” and first was given sweet and sour pork then said I ordered wrong thing and was given pork chops!? These are not spare ribs! Would not go back.
… moreArigatoBurito
Dimsum was authentic and tasty. It gets very crowded on weekends. The restaurant can be a bit cleaner overall but I’d recommend this place if you are looking for an authentic dim sum experience.
… moreDave Wu
This is the nicest location they have and decent deals. Everything is fire aside from the oxtail is a bit lacking in flavor and portion.
… moreTony Yeung
It was my first time at this restaurant, and I had a good impression overall. The food tasted great, portions were generous, and prices were reasonable. The location is a bit out of the way, but there’s a parking lot in the back, which is convenient. Unfortunately, the seafood tanks were rather dim and not very appealing.
… moreCynthia Chen
Overall good foods and good service!
Since it’s the Lunar new year season, no more crab and lobster noodle specials. The Lunar new year combos are expensive.
But the family combos look like a good deal in the normal menu.
We ended up ordering our favorite individual dishes so we could have all we like. The overall prices are reasonable, and the foods are delicious!
I highly recommend the lobster noodle as it tasted fresh and delicious that I didn’t have it in other restaurants with the similar price range. And the service is much better than the average Hong Kong restaurants!
Besides, it’s popular here so come early and reserve before you go. We reserved at 5 pm and the restaurant became crowded very soon!
My family and I had a good time here! Highly recommend!
… moreSince it’s the Lunar new year season, no more crab and lobster noodle specials. The Lunar new year combos are expensive.
But the family combos look like a good deal in the normal menu.
We ended up ordering our favorite individual dishes so we could have all we like. The overall prices are reasonable, and the foods are delicious!
I highly recommend the lobster noodle as it tasted fresh and delicious that I didn’t have it in other restaurants with the similar price range. And the service is much better than the average Hong Kong restaurants!
Besides, it’s popular here so come early and reserve before you go. We reserved at 5 pm and the restaurant became crowded very soon!
My family and I had a good time here! Highly recommend!
G Chang
Surprisee find, food was good, has all the favorite dim sum i usually order. Beef rice noodle roll and Har Gao was exceptional
… moreLilith Clayton
Sunday parking was crazy, not enough parking. Pretty popular and busy. Place needs touch up but prices are reasonable
… moreAnn Pham
The dimsum was mid (and overpriced) but the service was even awful. What kind of Chinese restaurant charges for tea? If you’re going to charge customers, at least serve them what they ordered, or asked them if they wanted to be charged for the tea they didn’t order instead of just bringing tea and assuming everyone on the table will drink it. Remind me not to go anywhere except Chinatown in the future. Blacklist.
… moreChristina Jain
A surprisingly large dim sum restaurant that doesn’t have a huge line the minute it opens but is packed by 12pm. They have multiple round tables that could seat 6-12 people as well as small tables for 2-4. Dishes were fresh, yummy, and came out quickly. Now that more people are discovering this restaurant, it’s starting to feel like a normal dimsum spot with long lines, busy and sometimes impatient staff, and average cleanliness but this is still our favorite place to go when relatives are in town!
However… More like a 3-4 star if you go outside dim sum times. Service and atmosphere are great during these times but the food quality is lower.
… moreHowever… More like a 3-4 star if you go outside dim sum times. Service and atmosphere are great during these times but the food quality is lower.
Judy Margaret Chen
Pretty authentic Hong Kong dim sum. We came here twice and their dim sum was always on point.
The restaurant was always super busy during daytime for dim sum hours. (It got less crowded at dinner though.)
Be prepared to wait quite a while during busy hours. There’s always a long line. Once seated, you can choose either from the dim sum cart or write the number on the dim sum flyer to order. They are quite understaffed, so sometimes you cannot get your request fulfilled right away.
The dim sum was really delicious and they had a good selection. Our favorite was obviously shrimp dumplings (Har Gao), but the other dishes were also tasty. Their crispy shrimp rice rolls were good, but I personally liked the Fried tofu with XO sauce. Their dessert was also great. The mango pudding was not too sweet.
It’s a good dim sum place in the Peninsula.
… moreThe restaurant was always super busy during daytime for dim sum hours. (It got less crowded at dinner though.)
Be prepared to wait quite a while during busy hours. There’s always a long line. Once seated, you can choose either from the dim sum cart or write the number on the dim sum flyer to order. They are quite understaffed, so sometimes you cannot get your request fulfilled right away.
The dim sum was really delicious and they had a good selection. Our favorite was obviously shrimp dumplings (Har Gao), but the other dishes were also tasty. Their crispy shrimp rice rolls were good, but I personally liked the Fried tofu with XO sauce. Their dessert was also great. The mango pudding was not too sweet.
It’s a good dim sum place in the Peninsula.