Ming Heung Dim Sum - Reviews

My experience at this restaurant was disappointing. The shrimp dumpling and siew mai were just okay. The siew mai was quite tough, described as 'one ball of meat'. The carrot cake was terrible, and I would advise against buying it. I've had much better dim sum in other countries. The price was average. I suggest looking elsewhere for good food.

My experience at this restaurant was positive, particularly with the dim sum, which was both fresh and tasty. However, it's important to note that the menu is not in English, so it's advisable to know what you want before going. This place isn't for beginners.

My experience at this restaurant was marked by delicious dumplings that made me feel like I was in China. However, the seating could be better, and the menu needs improvement. It would be helpful to have each option clearly described, perhaps with pictures, as ordering is very difficult for non-Chinese speakers.

My experience at this restaurant was centered around their amazing dim sum, offered at crazy low prices. While you'll almost certainly have to do take out, there are two tables in the back available if they are empty. I particularly enjoyed their chive dumplings, which were great.

My experience at the restaurant was fantastic! The food was awesome and very authentic. I discovered it during a walk through Chinatown and enjoyed it so much that I had to return for more on the same day!

My experience at this restaurant was centered around its affordability. For just $10, I received dim sum for two people, which is incredibly cheap. However, the quality of the food was only medium. One of the three steamed dumplings I tried was good, and the turnip cakes were just okay. The service is counter service only, with a single table available for seating.

I stumbled upon this authentic little dim sum spot in Chinatown. They offer most of the popular dishes such as pot stickers, barbecue pork buns, shrimp dumplings, fried radish cake, and spring rolls. Don't be afraid to venture out and try a few new things! You might have to point to the items you want if you don't know Cantonese, but this just adds to the authenticity. We got enough food for a lunch for 2 for only about $10. A welcome bargain compared to dining in most of the rest of SF.

My experience at this restaurant was centered around their AMAZING shrimp dumplings. While the food quality is excellent and I highly recommend trying it out at some point, be prepared for a lack of table service and potential communication barriers if you don't speak the local language, haha. Despite these service aspects, the food itself is truly outstanding.

My experience at this restaurant was that it had a small selection compared to the place across the street. It seemed popular with tourists, but overall, it was nothing special. For us, it was a pass.

I'm a huge fan of this place for takeout dim sum. It's delicious, cheap, and fast. For less than $10, I got enough dim sum to serve two people! The line was relatively short, which was a plus. However, it's important to note that they are cash only and there is no menu available. Additionally, most of the staff speak limited English.