About - DimSumKing express
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Amenities and More
Offerings
- Comfort food
- Quick bite
- Small plates
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Atmosphere
- Casual
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Stopped in for a quick lunch while grocery shopping nearby. Even though the restaurant was almost completely empty, the food took a surprisingly long time to arrive. When it finally did, we were highly disappointed. The Xiao Long Bao had thick dough and zero soup inside, the Siu Mai was incredibly dry (despite a generous amount of meat), and the steamed beef rice noodles were totally bland. Keep in mind that it's also fully self-service, meaning you grab your own plates, utensils, napkins, and drinks. Between the long wait and the poor food quality, we definitely wouldn't recommend it.
Wow…. 8 golf ball size (generous) dumplings for 14 dollars…. This isn’t even enough for a child. Do not recommend for your moneys worth. This was in the “large” section of the menu. Shrimp steamed dumplings has shrimp shells in it.
The food at this dim sum restaurant was genuinely good; well-seasoned and authentic dishes. However, the overall experience was significantly impacted by the long wait time for the food, which was much longer than reasonable; short on staff I am assuming. The most concerning issue was finding a small piece of metal in the wonton soup. I was luckily eating it slowly and bit onto a piece of metal. While the cuisine itself has strong potential, the long wait for food and the piece of metal found in the wonton detracted from what could have been a five star rating. Hair, plastic, would've made some sense, but an abnormally large sharp sized piece of metal genuinely could've hurt a child or elder - choking, tear, or even worse medical emergency.