The Palace Seafood & Dim Sum

Spencer Phillips

For dim sum on the west side of LA this place is good. I use to come here weekly years ago until i moved away. I actually think the dim sum is better now then then. 2 of the servers even remembered me from over 10 years ago... wow. I know i will be back.

Lilian Lin

The food was over steamed/cooked. Even though the portion of dim sum is big, we couldn’t taste any freshness from any of the items we ordered. The skin of har gow was very soggy and broken easily. We love dim sum so much, but probably won’t come back to this place again. $3/per hour to valet or self park at this plaza.

James L Jacobson

Two years ago I gave this place a very favorable rating but I was there on Sunday, February 27 at about 1:45 PM and the service was terrible. We were celebrating the birthday of my 98-year-old mother-in-law but they gave us a table that was very cold and drafty. Before any food had been served or orders had been taken I asked three different waiters to give us a different table but they were rude and they couldn’t be bothered. There were other tables but they refused to move us . I refused order anything unless the waiter gave us a warmer table but the surly jerk could not care less. They lost a long term customer. Good riddance.

Sarah G

Portion was advertised as being for 4….which divided up would have been per person: 1.5 wontons , 1 shrimp, 2 snap peas, a shred of chicken, and a larger shred of beef. Broth was fine, wontons were good, beef/chicken were classic velveted take-out style, shrimp were large but tasted oddly chemically and were not consumed. Overall, not worth $20. And for having “seafood” in their name I expected more from their shrimp. They said there would also be pork in the soup but perhaps they were referencing within the wonton. I suggest they write the size into the menu to prevent confusion (bowl in picture holds up to 32oz)