Three Star Restaurant — Restaurant in San Francisco

I was in the area with a hungry stomach where I needed some breakfast. I passed by here so many times when it was the old place and when it is what it is now. Upon arrival, there was a line out the door, but that did not bother me since I am a very patient person. They offer many different delicious dim sum dishes such as siu mai, ha gow, steamed chicken feet, steamed spareribs and much more. Also they have a variety of steamed or bake buns like the famous pork bun. If you are really hungry they have a rice plate special where you can choose 3 entrees with steamed white rice for a fair cost. And next to their steamed table they have fried goods, eggrolls, fried shrimp puff, Chinese doughnut, etc. Lastly they have frozen foods where you can cook it at home. The staffs here are very welcoming, well trained and understanding where it made my visit a satisfying one. This place is cash and takeout only, so please plan accordingly and have some cash on you. I highly recommend this place to anyone on a limited time, to all Chinese food enthusiasts and if you just so happen to be in the area just like me. I definitely will be back to tryout the other delicious options they...

Yes, the dim sum is fresh and delicious (brought out fresh every 5 mins). Yes, there is a line (because it's fresh, delicious and affordable). Yes, it is a cash only place (hard to take credit cards with all those fees since the prices are super reasonable). Yes, we should tip here. Why do we tip at a coffee shop and not tip people that cook all day things that I couldn't even follow along to a YouTube on how to make the wrapper? Dim sum ain't easy. Yes, the locals here don't do reviews (thus the actual number of reviews for now) You will not regret trying the shumai, the shrimp dumpling and the chive dumpling (my go to). If you like good dim sum; leave your money here and leave with a full belly, and a large...

CASH ONLY!

Location: Parking is very limited, and there is no seating available at the restaurant. It's set up cafeteria-style, where you wait in line, place your order with the staff, and then pay.

Food: The takeout dim sum here is quite good. I especially enjoyed the sticky rice and shumai. The prices are reasonable for the size of the dim sum pieces.

Service: The service is very quick. There might be some language barriers, but you can always point to what you want. They package the food efficiently, getting you in and out quickly.

Overall: If you have cash and are looking for a dim sum takeout place, this is a...