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Yank Sing
Family-owned since 1958 and still serving from rolling carts. A polished downtown room best fo...
Best SF Dim Sum
This San Francisco dim sum guide is for weekend brunch crews and anyone chasing a good dumpling, with stops in Chinatown, the Richmond District, North Beach, SoMa, downtown and Ghirardelli Square. Yank Sing, family-owned and still serving from rolling carts, suits a weekend brunch or special occasion. Dragon Beaux on Geary is known for truffle soup dumplings and charcoal sponge rolls. Palette Tea House turns out xiao long bao and swan-shaped taro puffs in a striking room. At Good Mong Kok Bakery there are no seats, just steamers of char siu bao and har gow to eat in nearby Portsmouth Square, and Osmanthus in North Beach welcomes dogs on its heated patio.
Weekend waits at Dragon Beaux run long, so arrive at opening. Good Mong Kok and Good Luck Dim Sum both favor cash.
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Dragon Beaux
Known for truffle soup dumplings, charcoal sponge rolls and jumbo scallop siu mai. Weekend wai...
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Palette Tea House
Bright, polished dim sum in a visually striking room. Order the xiao long bao, lobster har gow...
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Good Mong Kok Bakery
No seats, just a line and steamers full of char siu bao, har gow and pineapple buns at old-sch...
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Osmanthus Dim Sum Lounge
Generous portions in a laid-back room on Broadway. Get the siu mai, shrimp cheung fun, XO nood...
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HK Lounge Bistro
Reopened after a fire, this SoMa spot turns out crisp fried sticky rice, sesame balls and soup...
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Good Luck Dim Sum
A Richmond District institution with about six tables and mostly takeout. Load up on baked bar...