Chinese dim sum spot offering small plates & rice dishes served via carts in a cafeterialike space.
Hours
| Friday | 9:30 AM–3:30 PM |
| Saturday | 9:30 AM–3:30 PM |
| Sunday | 9:30 AM–3:30 PM |
| Monday | 9:30 AM–3:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 9:30 AM–3:30 PM |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | 9:30 AM–3:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 808 Pacific Ave, San Francisco, CA 94133
Phone: (415) 392-2828
Website: http://www.dolhorestaurant.com/
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Reviews
Clemens Wan
Get here at 930am at open and enjoy some of the best dim sum there is to offer. I am beyond impressed and that’s coming from growing up going to flushing in queens, NY. I would come back here to try other delicious dishes. I’m almost hesitant to post this because I’d want to keep the old people happy in their routine.
… moreAnton Lu
Definitely a more casual eatery among locals in Chinatown. Fast and casual service by some ladies.
That said, the food is very greasy and I felt I could not eat a lot due to how heavy the food felt.
Come by and try the ribs, but the other food they have on display is too heavy for dim sum.
… moreThat said, the food is very greasy and I felt I could not eat a lot due to how heavy the food felt.
Come by and try the ribs, but the other food they have on display is too heavy for dim sum.
Philip C
A relax old school dim sum place to enjoy sumptuous good dim sum. A favourite place for the senior regular. They even helped themself to refill the tea. A friendly place if u are familiar with old sch dim sum culture.
Food was big in portion and best of all, they don’t charge tax which is very very rare in US.
Service was good by the old lady even though they are busy.
This will be my regular dim sum store whenever I visit San Francisco.
… moreFood was big in portion and best of all, they don’t charge tax which is very very rare in US.
Service was good by the old lady even though they are busy.
This will be my regular dim sum store whenever I visit San Francisco.
Lee Alex
Cheap, big portions, good flavors. Recommend the spare ribs over rice, shrimp dumplings, and fried shrimp ball. A “cafeteria” style restaurant, that was very full when we went. May have to wait for tea and table cleaning, but food came out really fast.
… moreAlzila
I have been here many times. This place is a local favorite that serves up great and authentic Chinese dishes. I usually stop by for their famous sparerib rice bowl along with some fresh dim sum. At times, they can be crowded where you can wait or share a table with someone and that does not bother me at all since I have high patience. Their menu is straight forward that consists of steamed/baked buns, dim sum, rice bowls, fried goods etc. I always leave satisfied and fulfilled with their great options. I highly recommend this place for anyone looking for a sit down dim sum place or if you just so happen to be in the area. I definitely will be back to tryout other dishes they have to offer.
… moreJenny D
Authentic dim sum, great portions at great prices. Turnip cake was delicious and the staff are welcoming (in your loud, typical cantonese aunt kinda way). There is no place like this in London! Would recommend if you’re around town.
… moreChew Chye Chew
Tried the signature pork rib rice. The rice is too mushy due to too much water added during cooking. Service staff served the customers first that came later than me.
… moreDharma M
It is a kind of hole-on-the-wall restaurant where it serves dim sum. The place is not that clean but foods are considered yummy with a dim sum price ranging from 4.50 to 5 dollars. Interestingly they don’t write down your order and just use memory to bring the dishes out. It is located in Chinatown near all the wet markets/shop. The foods are considered cheap compared to other dimsum restaurant. It cash only.
… moreSF Chinatown
For a hole in the wall .. great place for take out or sit down .. locals come around 10
Cuz that’s when the spare ribs over rice comes out ! Simply the best Har Gow & shrimp Cheung fun … why ? They’re generous with the shrimps .. a shrimp in every bite, fried items r great but I would skip the Buns .. too much carbs, not enough filling, bun tends to be on the drier side
… moreCuz that’s when the spare ribs over rice comes out ! Simply the best Har Gow & shrimp Cheung fun … why ? They’re generous with the shrimps .. a shrimp in every bite, fried items r great but I would skip the Buns .. too much carbs, not enough filling, bun tends to be on the drier side
Sandra Shen
If you are looking for a fast dim sum place with big portions, this is it!! The steamed small ribs and fried taro balls were very tasty. Open at 9:30am!
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