Good Luck Dim Sum - Reviews

My experience at this restaurant was positive, despite the tight space for ordering. The Shumai was excellent, and the Hargow was good, though on the smaller side. It's a charming little place.

This was our first time at this place, and we weren't sure how to order. A middle-aged lady was helping us, and she had a really mean and bad attitude.

My go-to place for takeout Dimsum. The prices are reasonable, and the serving sizes are big! You should definitely try their jumbo siopao.

My experience at this restaurant was absolutely fantastic, especially for their dim sum. We traveled 2 hours to get here because the food is just that good. The food quality is a perfect 5 out of 5, and the service also received a perfect 5. While the atmosphere was rated a 3, the exceptional food and service made the journey entirely worthwhile.

My experience at this restaurant was so so good and cheap. I absolutely loved the chive and shrimp dumplings, the pork bbq buns, and the sesame balls. The food was rated a 5, and the atmosphere was also a perfect 5. Service was a solid 4, and there was no wait time. The price per person was between $10–20.

My experience at this restaurant was fantastic! I found the best dim sum on Clement with fantastic prices. They have a seating area, although it's generally full on weekends. The chive shrimp dumplings were to die for. The food, service, and atmosphere all received a perfect score of 5.

My experience at this restaurant was consistently excellent. The quality of food was always the best, and the service was great. I always go back with family or friends.

My experience at this restaurant offered good dim sum for the price. While the turnip cake wasn’t the best, and they served garlic chili sauce instead of chili oil, the overall value was commendable. The recommended dish was the Shrimp Dumpling.

My experience at this restaurant was a delightful dive into a classic SF dim sum counter experience. The shrimp dumplings were really good, and there was a great variety of high quality dim sum offered at a low price. The setup is no-frills: you order at the counter and then either sit at one of the tables or take out. The extremely hot tea was a particularly pleasing detail for my dad. I'd recommend bringing your tourist friends here for an authentic taste of local dim sum, as the quality is better than most Chinatown spots and it truly caters to locals.

Don’t be put off by the appearance or when they put your dumplings in a plastic bag; the food is delicious, especially with the chili sauce. They are cash only. You will have to ask for exactly what you need.