Department of FoodieDepartment of FoodieCasual eatery serving dim sum, Peking duck and other traditional dishes, including seafood and noodles.
What to order: Peking Pork · salted egg custard bun · Lobster Sticky Fried RiceFrom Google Maps reviews.
We first came here a few years ago when Canton Manor first opened and the portions were so small that we basically avoided this place ever since. We decided to give this place a second chance this past year, and while it wasn't a full redemption, the food was mediocre enough that it was acceptable. They also fixed their portion issue. One month later, we came back again for the third time and it will be the last time. First of all, as a Chinese person, I was offended by the quality of the frie
Our new family go-to for authentic and tasty dim sum. Lake pavilion fell off and these guys filled the void. Super delicious and traditional classics with the efficiency and speed you'd expect. Buns are not to be missed and dumplings are all you'd hope for.
Dim sum is authentic Cantonese style with push carts. There’s a good variety of dim sum and you can order dishes from the kitchen too. Service is friendly but not the most attentive, which a not unusual for dim sum houses. There’s a parking lot with about 15 spots and there’s street parking. We went on a weekday at noon and it was crowded. They have private rooms downstairs and a glass enclosed section near the front that fits two large round tables and a small 4 top.
From the Nov 15, 2025 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.
A worker handled ready-to-eat food with bare hands.
Flies were present in the space.
Cold food was held above 41°F, warm enough for bacteria to grow.
Gaps, cracks, or clutter make it easy for pests to get in and nest.