Hawaii Dim Sum & Seafood Restaurant

Wow wow wow wow wow!! The dim sum was very delicious and the sizes were astronomical! I’ve never seen taro puffs, har gow (shrimp balls/dumplings), fried shrimp balls so generous before!! The flavors were all classic dim sum flavors, very delicious. I’ve had dim sum in many places down the west coast and east coast and I’ll tell you this may be top five for me! Sit down order your dim sum on the order slip and wait for the goodness to arrive at your table. Get everything, don’t even think about it. You’ll regret not ordering more! I promise.

The service here was easily the best I’ve ever received at a Chinese restaurant. The staff really made the whole experience even better. The food was solid, especially the shrimp dumplings, which were plump and packed with shrimp. The deep fried taro was unique with a mochi-like consistency to the filling that stood out from others I’ve tried. The shrimp shumai were also tasty and well done. The interior was clean, comfortable, and nicely air-conditioned. There’s a paid parking lot behind the restaurant that costs two dollars per half hour. Overall it was a very solid experience with great food and even better service.

This is the tried time I visited this restaurant for lunch. Food is good, dim sum is average. Best to order food that is prepared by the cook. Because the cook is good. Thinking of trying this place for dinner. But this is China Town...

Great spot for Hawaii in dim sum, as the name would suggest 😅. Highly recommend most every dish here. The siu Mai was different than on the mainland and was a nice surprise. The bean curd sin zok gun was also a star. Highly recommended dim sum in the old Chinatown.

Food is okay. The dumplings aren’t amazing - the skin is too thick. Chicken feet and pork ribs are okay. Service is not great at all. Was going to leave more tip but my goodness, so undeserving. And they charge you $2 for a tiny bowl of fresh chillies.