Sang's Chinese Food and Dim Sum

This is a small venue and dining space has been further reduced by at least half due to COVID-19 social distancing guidelines. It wasn't crowded when I came here with my family on a Sunday evening before they closed, but I can see how this place could easily get packed quickly and easily on a busy day such as Friday or Saturday night. The first thing that catches your eye when you enter is a red decorative wall with a golden phoenix and golden dragon on the right. The staff seemed to be native Asian and they speak to each other in fluent Mandarin or Cantonese. Our waitress even wrote our order in the same language. I had to ask what each item was when I was checking my order as I was getting ready to pay my bill. LOL To me, this is a good indication of the level of authenticity of the cuisine on their menu. Speaking of their menu, I was impressed by the aesthetician good looks of their menu. Simple and elegant, like something you would expect to find in an upscale restaurant. Kudos to whomever is responsible for the design!

To drink they have hot tea and all the popular canned sodas. They have a wine and import beer selection as well. I didn't ask and don't remember if they serve sake. As far as the food is concerned, they offer all the classic/traditional plates that you expect to find in most Chinese food restaurants, but the food tasted particularly fresh and it took a bit to come out (maybe seemed like a longer time than what it actually was because we were hungry) so it was probably prepared after we ordered it. It certainly didn't taste reheated or as if it had been sitting for any amount of time. I've come to learn that not too many places serve Mapo Tofu and those that do usually have a tastier selection and good chefs preparing the food. Sang's Chinese Food and Dim Sum is one of those places. If you've never tasted this dish, here would be a good place to try it! I was thinking more with my stomach at that time, but I don't remember seeing much of a selection of Dim Sum on the menu (at least not pictured). I remember thinking to myself, for a place with Dim Sum embedded in its name, you'd think there'd be an abundance of it on their menu. Maybe it was on a separate menu and/or you had to ask for it. All I know is that it was not prominent on the menu that we were given. In general terms based on what we ordered and what the tables around us ordered, I can tell youtheir food presentation is decent and it tastes great. Also, don't you wish someone had told you: they serve large portions! We came with empty stomachs and ended up taking half of our food to go after stuffing our faces! My wife liked it so much that she went back the next day after we ate all the leftovers and she's a bit picky when it comes to food plus they're a bit of a drive away from us. Overall we enjoyed our visit and loved the food. We already came back once and are likely to come again.