Bustling, basic counter-serve stop turning out dim sum & Chinese pastries, such as sesame balls.
Hours
| Friday | 8 AM–6 PM |
| Saturday | 8 AM–6 PM |
| Sunday | 8 AM–6 PM |
| Monday (Labor Day) | 8 AM–6 PM Hours might differ |
| Tuesday | 8 AM–6 PM |
| Wednesday | 8 AM–6 PM |
| Thursday | 8 AM–6 PM |
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Reviews
Hyena Flamingo
Grabbed some rice noodles and turnip cakes for breakfast. I was traveling for work and wanted something familiar. So good and homey! Everything was fresh, the food was still steaming when they plucked it from the display case. There was a small line even at 8am, but definitely worth it!
… moreJemellee Manaoat
Every trip coming to Oakland, this is a stop I have to make. The food is delicious, the amount of food you get for the price is huge! It goes by weight but so totally worth it. They have a bunch of different Asian treats/pastry. Love love love the food. You’ll just have to see the pictures.
… moreWP Chua
Greasy, well seasoned deliciousness in big portions! (Small portions pictured below). Really enjoyed the rice rolls especially. They were bland by themselves and delicious when dipped in gravy.
… moreTon T
Popular place for takeout Cantonese food and dim sum. There really isn’t anything in the way of dine in, the place is usually packed with people in line to select, pay for and receive their to-go food. Although speaking Cantonese or Mandarin is typical here, gesturing with some English words to indicate what you want will work as well.
… moreHsin-yun H
We love their fried noodles and fried pork ribs. My husband loves their fried chicken. Always try to swing by whenever we’re in the area.
… moreAri Ari “ReRe” Hazel
First time there this week and I’m VERY satisfied! I thought I may have needed some type of sauce but boy it was that great! I highly recommend! I had bought a small portion of Shrimp and Chow Mein. And yes they only take cash. Very affordable as well. Im going back!
… moreSteve Clemmons
Inexpensive place to get expensive tasting food. Love the mixed vegetables, with green beans carrots tofu onions and mushrooms. They make a delicious fried chicken from dark meat. It’s kind of like grown-up chicken nuggets. Also enjoy the chow mein, chow fun and really good dim sum. One of the other stars of the show are the baked barbecue pork buns.
… moreBrent
I got some pork dumplings, shrimp dumplings, bbq buns and fried shrimps. They raised the price since the last visit and so much filler that I couldn’t even taste them. I don’t mind to pay extra if they can keep up the quality.
… moreKevin Garcia
Good , down and dirty cheap dimsum to go.. my only complaint is that the dough to meat ratio could be better. Other than that it’s good!
… moreDonna Young
Was my first time saw a line..waited 20 minutes..thought i woukd yru out their food..tasted good..i us ut ally do a lunch combo special..was noodjes ir ruce witj 2 items for about 10.00 almost..their dim sim is bigger thsm mormal ones..just a hole in the wall place in Chinatown ..parking is a hassle depends on time you go
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