The Kitchen

Junhua Chen

Visited here a second time. The double boiled soup is great. $25 you can't get anything better. The menu listed the soup serves 4 people, however I think it's enough for 8! Everything else is good. The price is reasonable, and the service is also good. They charged 18% tips by default.

El

Overpriced. Fried rice and noodle dishes are $18 and up. They even charge an extra 50 cents for a glass of water per person. This place is priced like Yak Sing in SF Embarcadero minus the decor and quality food. I do not recommend The Kitchen for dim sum due to the outrageous prices

Coy Tran

Expect a full house on Saturdays. Highly recommend you get there before 11a. Order from the menu and select your dishes then you can also flag down limited dim sum from the push carts. You have to be fairly assertive to get anything which is expected from larger Chinese restaurants such as this one. No soy sauce or chili on the table or other utensils so make sure you ask when the server comes the first time. Dim sum itself is solid but today's ha gao (shrimp dumplings) were over steamed which melted the wrappers. Siu mai (pork dumplings), chicken feet and salted fish fried rice were pretty good.

Joanna H Ye

This is a good place for our New Year dinner, Cantonese restaurant. Ordering in advance can save us waiting time, great! The serving size was average, and six of us basically completed nine dishes. The dishes taste good and the service is attentive. Recommended and worth visiting again. Give a like!