“ Great Dim Sum. Workers push carts with steaming hot Dim Sum in traditional trays. Always busy but the wait is never long. It's a huge room, kinda noisy because of so many people and families. But the ambiance is friendly. ”

“ Food was tasty and fresh, can't wait to try the dim sum. Access from Eastside is difficult but quality of food is worth it. ”

“ Great Food Great Value. I would like to visit again, best for brunch. Old fashion Chinese Canton g restaurant ”

“ I was a fan of Joy Palace, which formerly sat in this space. It was a good spot for dim sum without having to drive to Chinatown and it had a fairly large parking lot. I've seen mixed reviews of DF and decided to stop by one Saturday morning. The front of the restaurant is very confusing because there are several doors and minimal windows. The inside still looks the same and I walked past the host podium to the cashier to place a to go order. I waited about 10 minutes and was finally able to place my order. The place was very crowded and, my food was finally ready, more than 45 minutes later. Prices seemed reasonable and I got 6 things for $40 out the door. Pros: food was tasty and still hot, even after spending 30 minutes in the car. In fact, it was hotter than last week's dine-in meal at another place. Cons: though there's free parking, spaces are very tight and you're better off parking in the outskirts. Maybe a language barrier - I wanted stir fried sticky rice, the guy said they only have the wrapped in leaf kind, but when I got home and looked at the take-out menu, it was right there. Restaurant could use a good cleaning and sprucing up. Cons: ”

“ Second time we've been here since they changed ownership from Joy Palace. I've actually been coming here since the 90s when they were Saigon Dynasty. All the food is really good. My favorite is the barbecue pork chow mein which was the best I've had probably in the city for as long as I can remember. Picture attached. The dim sum was great. The service was great. Everyone spoke English and the Chinese broccoli is fresh and crispy and really good. Can't really say anything bad about this place. Prices were good too. I'm attaching a receipt Rock on and party on my fellow Yelpians. Free love for all. Never forget to tip your waiter. ”

“ Delicious food nice presentation. We had their most popular beef dish as well as this egg tofu. Crispy on the outside, tender in the inside. Generous portions of tasty food. I recommend this restaurant. Compliments to the chef ”

“ Really great dimsum and Cantonese dishes! I can't imagine how much more packed this place would be if it didn't have such low ratings in Yelp but this place deserves to be seen. I saw their advertisement for $19.99 lobster noodles and had to stop by, esp in this economy hehe. It was delicious btw and I learned all their dimsums were too especially the classic stuff like siu mai, chicken feet, and ha cao. You really can't ask for more so don't listen to the random, almost nonsensical bad reviews on this resto, and give it a try!!!! Also, they're busy and are still trying to do the pushcart thing which I think is admirable lol. Tradition is hard to keep up so cut them some slack and a reminder here or there doesn't hurt either. I ordered 5 large dimsum plates and the lobster e fu noodles and my total was $55, or $65 after tip! A steal!!!!!! Come one, come all!! ”

“ New owner. Better service. Delicious foods. Ambiance still the same. Reasonably priced dim sum in the Seattle metro area. ”