Wing Sing Dim Sum

The BBQ pork stir fried noodles in their buffet tray was pretty tasty for what it was. Good flavor and actually few small pieces of BBQ pork in it. I followed the local guy before me, pointed to the noodles and say $3, the lady behind the counter gave me a small container and fill it up to the $3 worth. That was different and easy enough.

I’m currently a student that goes to school near chinatown. Everyday when I get off of school I would always go there and buy a bread or sometimes a lunch special. The amount they offer here is worth the price. I sometimes would bring a friend to this restaurant and they now go there constantly to go buy bread every Saturday because they go to lion dance. Sometimes after lion dance they would also go there to buy some cold bread back home to steam it for the next day. They also have soda you can buy while dining in or for take out. I highly recommend going here and trying out their food! :D

Excellent dim sum and the prices can’t be beat. Be warned however that this place is a classic Chinatown dim sum establishment. This means that the dim sum is wonderful but the place is hot, crowded, and service is quick and direct. It still gets five stars by having excellently made and authentic dim sum. The BBQ pork buns were huge and filled with a savory pork incased in soft and slightly sweet bun. The pork shu mai was awesome. The shrimp dumplings were the biggest I have ever had.

Cheap and tasty dim sum in Chinatown! I got to admit, one of my goals coming here is to try out the dim sums. Since there's soo many I just picked one at random and gave it a try. It's a small store, mostly for take-out. It offers a pretty large variety of your typical dim sum options. I ordered some shao mai, xiao long bao, fried dumpling and that white bun that I forgot the name. We were two and the orders fill us up pretty quickly. Overall, quick service and pretty decent dim sums.