Hong Kong Dim Sum

The inside décor isn’t that nice, definitely not a place I would take a date. The dim sum was pretty good, but chicest food was salty. Overall a very average experience. Nothing special.

Worste tasting general tso! Chicken are huge chunks that taste like vinegar. Sometimes it’s worth driving from east to west to get what you know

I thought I had finally found a Dim Sum place in South Florida near my house.
After entering the restaurant, I realized their Dim Sum menu was pretty weak (considering the name of the restaurant), mostly all buns and a few soups, but decided to still eat there anyway.
We ordered ribs, several buns, and shrimp paste dumplings. None were particularly memorable and didn’t have much flavor. Had to use the tiny thing of soy sauce. Where are all the things of sauces you get a legit dim sum place for dipping? The ribs were mostly just bone and fat, like they had been boiled in a sauce too long, quite similar to chicken feet, couldn’t finish them. Was there any meat on them, not sure, didn’t think I found any.
My BIGGEST concern here is that we ate in, ordered 5 items, and they brought every single one of them out in a styrofoam container. Talk about an epic fail for presentation. It’s also TERRIBLE for the environment. Why not bring them out in a bamboo steamer like most places or just bring them all on one plate? Such a waste. I wouldn’t be back for this alone, much less the food. I didn’t even bother taking pics b/​c …it’s just some plain white dumplings in styrofoam containers.
Several posters say these are home made… Yeah, ok, maybe… I’m still skeptical, and I’ve had better frozen stuff that I’ve bought from an Asian supermarket.

Ive been with this small business for quite some time! I was enjoying their food from the old location near the Fort Lauderdale Beach. Its been over 5 years with their amazing business and food!
My favorite dish would be the beef chow fun! The quality is great and there is a plethora of either jumbo shrimp or beef. The soy sauce pan fried noodles are delicious as well. I’ve ordered the lunch specials with would include two shrimp dumplings, two siu mai, and shrimp rice paste. The owner would give me a bowl of fresh congee along with two chinese bakery buns.
Service is always friendly, even after years and years she is really dedicated to what she is doing to support the family and her business. She is attentive and mindful. Ive been away for college for about 2 years and shes always communicating with my mother whenever, she stops by.
They have a large section of frozen and fresh dimsum. Their wontons are more than PERFECT. The chicken feet is good but I prefer for them to be freshly cooked and made. There are spare ribs which are really good on occasions.
I will always return to this place for my beef or shrimp chow fun! Over 5 years and counting!
Give this place a quick try.

I’ve only ate the dumplings here. Though they are good, I feel they are slightly overpriced. Also, the lady or owner at the counter is very rude. She doesn’t say anything even after you’ve said please and thank you. Talk about a resting b**** face! Probably won’t be coming here again.

Dim sum and Chinese food over here are the bomb! They make it just right, the dimsums are homemade, and decent prices. If you want to bring dimsum home but don’t want them cook yet (like have it later), you can buy their frozen packages. These frozen ones are homemade, not from those frozen brands from the Asian market. Still the bomb when you bring them home. If you don’t know how long to steam them, ask the owner. She knows the best time for her homemade ones.
If you need help on ordering, they will help you nicely :)
If you want to order other stuff like beef chow fun or fried rice, they’re pretty good too. Everything cook fresh for you! The owner has some baos and traditional new year radish cake (well available during New Years for the cake) on the side.
Delivery fee is not bad either. Lunch deal prices are good. Worth the price.
If you’re new to Dimsum or don’t know any names, the owner or one of her kids will gladly help you. This is a family-​owned restaurant. I have been to their restaurant since day one at their old location. Their food is still really good. My family has known this family for a long time. I’m not being biased here. Their food is really good. They have been rated top 10 dimsum place in south Florida!
You can’t lie about that!

I’ve been to so many different Chinese restaurants over the years in FL, this is the 3^rd best Chinese Restaurant I’ve ever have been to! Although it’s our last day in FL, I am still glad that we found This great Dim Sum for breakfast. This place might be small, it’s family owned business, But I kept on seeing people coming in to make orders non stop! Their customers are also from different nationalities. Wow! That’s telling me that not only me thinks their food is great but the locals also love it!

This is a small (mainly) take out place. There are only 2 tables if you want to eat in but I would not choose that option. We finally tried their lunch special for $ 6.50 after reading about it on Unilocal.It’s a great deal for the price. 4 main items including dumplings, congee, rice noodle roll and a fried pastry-​like bun. Food quality was good and authentic Chinese. Definitely recommend. This special is available until 3pm. Not sure about Sundays cause the other specials are not available on Sun.

Used to be a lot better tasting dim sum plates.

This is a small take out place, but don’t let their appearance fool you. The fried rice is delicious, not mediocre like most places. The shrimp is huge, the portions are great, the flavor awesome. The chow fun noodles are great… great value big container for either shrimp, beef or veggies. The food is fresh and delicious. They even have frozen dim sum, prepared fresh, which is a nice option. This is my place for to go chinese food.

Inside looked like a cheap cliché Chinese restaurant. *slightly offended as I’m Chinese*
The food was wrong. Mostly had NO TASTE at all or tasted old like the peas. And there was no real choices for dim sum considering the name of the restaurant.
We had the dim sum combo (only thing with dim sum) with fish congee (NO FLAVOR — even with soy sauce), sticky rice ball (other restaurants call it the mixed dumpling) and 2 of each: shrimp balls (har gow), shu mai, and shrimp rice paste rolls), mixed wonton/​egg drop soup, and beef fried rice.
I didn’t like it nor did my son.
We want Asian Fusion back!

We were craving Dim Sum and this place is near family so we stopped in with our 14 month old. We sat at only open table (there are only 2 tables), and looked at the menu we picked up when we walked in. The menu looks great. We left without being served, because at no point over the next five minutes were we even acknowledged by the waitress/​owner as she had a conversation in some Chinese dialect with the couple at the other table. The other patrons just stared and we came in like they were surprised someone else was eating there. I understand it’s a takeout place but we weren’t even acknowledged the whole time we were there. I can only assume they are laundering money.

Very small hole in the wall type of place. Food is overall good. Needs more seating though it looks like it’s better for take out. Good food for the price overall. Though … Honestly, I’ve had better dim sum in Miami for the same price (or less).

I had high hopes because of the wonderful Unilocal reviews but unfortunately this place fell short for me. I got three different types of dumplings to go and one frozen but I wasn’t thrilled about any of them.
Shrimp dumplings– was okay, not that flavorful and tasted old
Sui Mei– also just okay but at the bottom of my list of sui mei I’ve had
Fried Shrimp and Chive Dumplings– terrible, very little filling and was burnt, so burnt that I couldn’t taste the shrimp/​chive
Frozen Hong Kong Style Dumplings– was also okay, you can tell they are homemade but I did not care for the seasoning, also I felt ripped off because on the menu it says it comes with 15 for $ 6.99 but it didn’t
You get what you pay for. The prices (for dim sum) are reasonable but the product is mediocre. It is nice if you want cheap, fast dim sum to go. It is especially nice that they have frozen items you can keep at home in the freezer ready when you want to cook a quick snack. I cannot speak for their non-​dim sum Chinese food but they have a large selection with great prices and specials (check the board). It is important to keep in mind this is a take out only place, they only have two chairs normally used for waiting for your food.

Been wanting to try this place for some time and finally had the opportunity the other day. Quite impressed with the menu and moderate pricing.
I had the steamed roast pork buns and steamed shrimp dumplings. Both were excellent. Would like to add that I have been eating dim for many years and can recognize quality dim sum.
They also offer authentic Chinese entrees and frozen dim sum to go. Of course, I purchased several portions of those small treasures.

No, the ambiance can’t be compared to a dine in restaurant but this is surely a solid takeout spot for some really good dim sum. The food is always fresh, tasty and steaming hot whenever I pick up from here. You’ll find a pretty impressive menu as well as frozen dim sum that you can steam at home.
5 stars for being cheaper than most dine in dim sum restaurants that I’ve been to and serving great food that rivals any of the other places. Love this place!

I’m sad that I only just discovered this gem right as I’m about to move. The native Californian in me is extremely picky about quality Asian food. The dim sum here was very fresh and definitely hit the spot. The owner is friendly and the atmosphere is very laid back. Definitely, eat here!

I’m a huge dim sum fan! I just moved down here from New England area and was searching and searching for a local dim sum place near me. I live in Deerfield Beach and took the drive down after seeing the ratings for this place.
I’m really pleased and satisfied by this restaurant. I didn’t realize it was mainly a takeout restaurant since I’d never been to the area before. When you walk in, there’s only one medium-​sized table and another smaller table if you do choose to eat in. I chose to eat in since my drive there wasn’t exactly a short one.
Me and my boyfriend got 2 orders of the shrimp rice paste, an order of chicken feet in black bean sauce, salted pork green bean & salted egg yolk sticky rice, and an order of sui mei (4).
I had a feeling I may not even be close to full from the amount of food we purchased but when the food came, I was totally wrong. I was so excited to see that each small dish we ordered was a pretty good size portion! Way more food than you’d expect from Toa Toa Chinese Restaurant in Sunrise, FL (average food in TINY portions!!).
Bottom line: I left feeling pretty full and satisfied, only spending less than $ 18 for the meal split between my boyfriend and myself. Less than $ 20 for two people? Can you really beat that? I’ll definitely be back. :)
If you’re new to dim sum you should totally check out the shrimp rice paste. I die for it… yuuum. I want some now.

great local place for authentic chinese food and dim sum!!! this is the only place i’ve been able to find near by that sells pan fried noodles made right, and dim sum that is fresh! they sell freezer dim sum and chinese staples as well. a little pricey, but worth it once in a while for your cravings :)
only small seating for when you want to wait for you food. no seating to actually eat there (unless you want to eat outside)
located between a dairy queen and a chinese supermarket, off of royal palm and university. the sign says «suki takeout» but the window’s say «hong kong»

Definitely my favorite Chinese take-​out place in Coral Springs! This family owned restaurant is located right next to the Oriental Square market on University and Royal Palm Blvd, underneath the sign that says «Suki Takeout». I’m not sure why it’s up there, but at least you know where the place is now (and knowing is half the battle!).
It’s a small, quaint place with only a few tables and chairs, so not ideal for dining in. But I usually call to place an order and pick it up later anyway, and never had any issues. Well there was this one instance where I ordered some dishes in Chinese (I didn’t know what they were called in English, fail), but I guess the kid who took my order is still learning so I got the wrong thing. This is why I advocate young people learning the language native to their ethnicity, but that’s for another topic. It’s all good though, the family who works there is pretty friendly and they work hard to get things right.
Anyway, the food here is great! The usual dishes I get are the beef stir-​fried flat noodles, grouper fish with tofu, and salt and pepper pork chop. All legit and delicious, and won’t make me feel like drinking a large fresh-​water aquarium that usually comes from eating most other take-​out places. They also have dim sum!