Hong Kong Dim Sum House

Hong Kong Dim Sum House — Fast, Fresh, and Flavorful! Hong Kong Dim Sum House is like the fast-food version of a traditional dim sum restaurant — quick, convenient, and tasty. You won’t find ladies pushing carts around calling out dish names here. Instead, you order at the counter and get your dim sum freshly prepared. They also have another location in South El Monte. The dining area at this Alhambra / San Gabriel borderline spot is quite small — about 5–6 tables total — making it ideal for grab-and-go meals or a quick dine-in lunch. Whether you’re taking your order home, back to work, or eating on the spot, the food here will hit the spot every time. Location: Hong Kong Dim Sum House is located inside Las Tunas Plaza on the northwest corner of Main Street (turning into Las Tunas Dr) and Mission Drive. The plaza features well-known restaurants like Labobatory, Bopomofo Café, Golden Deli, and 7-Eleven. Across the street, you’ll find Bubble Republic, and on the other side, Tea Muru sits in another plaza. You can even spot the restaurant easily from the Bridge St entrance. Parking: There’s a medium-sized shared parking lot for plaza tenants, but it can get busy during lunchtime. Street parking is also available if the lot fills up. Food & Service: The staff here are super friendly — the auntie who helped me was kind and very social. They offer a wide variety of dim sum, along with rice and noodle dishes. My order of three items came out in under 4 minutes, hot and fresh. Many small dim sum spots tend to serve food that’s just warm, but here everything was piping hot — a great sign of freshness and quality. The flavors were authentic and on par with the big dim sum restaurants that use carts. ⭐ Overall: Highly recommended if you want quality dim sum without the traditional cart experience. My rating is based on food quality, flavor, and service comparing to other dim sum restaurants — all solid across the board.

Atmosphere was super fun. A co owner sat down and talked with all his customers. A warm cozy environment. Food was 10/10. Brough my mom, sister, and father who all ate until we were full. The pricing is extremely reasonable and do not underestimate the proportions

Hands down one of the best dim sum restaurants I’ve ever been to. Just took out an order for our road trip and we were blown away. Everything is incredibly fresh and beautifully made. Flavors are so vibrant and delicious. I can’t recommend this place enough!! The steamed shrimp dumplings, shrimp shumai, and egg tarts were our favorites!

It may be small but it's certainly mighty when it comes to Dim Sum. We travel alot and try Dim Sum whenever we can. This place is the real deal and I will be hard pressed to eat elsewhere, when we visit the LA area again. The sweet options are not your usual basics, instead sweet custard egg delights, coconut yeast buns and pineapple custard to finish off your meal. The portions are generous and right on when it comes to taste. The owner is such a sweetheart and was so attentive during our whole meal, despite brisk walk in business. Kudos to the Dim Sum chef for his creativity. It was so good we had to grab an order for the road. What a neighborhood gem.

We ordered: • Chicken Feet • Shrimp Sui Mai • Turnip Cake • Shrimp Rice Roll • Chiu Chow Dumpling • Fried Sugar Cane Shrimp • Fried Chicken Dumpling • Steamed BBQ Pork Bun • Egg Yolk Bun • Pineapple Bun Came here for a quick weekday breakfast with a girlfriend. They’re tucked away in a small plaza (same one as Golden Deli, 7-11 & Bopomofo), just one or two doors down from the pho spot in the corner. There’s a parking lot that can get full, but street parking is also available. Inside, there are about 4–5 small tables. We came on a weekday morning and were seated right away. You get a marker and menu to mark off what you want; it’s à la carte style, with each dish around $5–7 for about 3–4 pieces. Everything was delicious! I do have my top favorites (). I love the mom & pop shop vibes that feel cozy and casual. It’s perfect for a quick bite with some hot tea (which they happily refill). Every dish looked fresh and homemade, and you can really taste it. The dumpling wrappers had a nice chewy texture and didn’t fall apart or feel too thick: just right. My top favorite was the Turnip Cake, it’s simple but perfectly crispy on the edges & the Pineapple Bun they are baked just right and sweet custard filling w/ a nice delicious flakey crust. Honestly, I’d come here over the big dim sum restaurants any day, though the space is small so it’s better for pairs or small groups. Great spot for casual dim sum lovers looking for quality, freshness, and heart in every bit.

Fantastic dim sum fare! Our wait for it was fast and its a place where u eat and leave quickly so turn around is fast. Portions were generous and delicious! There's an ebb and flow of crowd

I’ve tasted dim sum in many cities (Vancouver, LA, NY, SF, Houston, Singapore, Hong Kong) and I can honestly say this quaint place tops my list for key dishes. Authentic taste, fast, and good portion size! You can taste the quality at the first bite. I plan to make it a regular stop whenever I visit LA. Wish it was closer to AZ!

Very small HK style restaurant with seating capacity for 18 people. Not your typical dim sum parlor with roving carts. Modest selection and food was respectable for such a family owned business. No restrooms but they will provide a coin for access to one in the 24 hour laundromat next door.