Peninsula Seafood Restaurant

It is next to other two Sim Sum places. Jackson street is the heaven for Dim Sum. Tea is $2.25 per person, higher than other two places. But their single item is cheaper than other two. Bathroom is kind of messy and old style. Service is okay. Food is good except Bee’s Nest Taro Puff which is kind sour.

Be careful to check your bill with them!!! We are here before checking the reviews and the food was good enough but we were supposed to be charged 41.50 and she charged us 61, we made her explain the bill to us and she charged us $3 per bowl of rice without letting us know the rice was not included in the meal. We never asked for rice she asked what kind of rice we wanted. She also added her tip without telling us. Service was slow due to only having 3 wait staff during the dinner rush on Chinese New Year.

This place doesn't have the best dim sum, or the fanciest decor (closer to garish than stylish), or the most attentive service (on par with other Chinese spots), but it does everything well enough at a price that's not too crazy in tourist trap-laden Chinatown that it's not a bad place to eat if you really must have Chinese food in this area. I did enjoy their freshly fried rice puffs with minced pork (the best of any restaurant I have been to) and all the other dim sum standard dishes were decent. If you can get a server's attention, they provide efficient service for a good meal.

Tasteless food, the service was super slow (only one waitress for 6-7tables) probably she was cooking and serving. 🙈. A side dish of vegetables was charged $22, with a very pungent smell from zucchini and mushrooms, wonton soup had uncooked wontons. On top of that, she pre-added the tip. A really really bad experience! $100 for a super crazy dinner for 3 people with only 3 dishes.

The dim sum here was fresh and delicious. It was some of the best seafood dim sum we have had. They had other cooked dishes on the menu too. They had a charge per person for tea. The place wasn't fancy, but everything we ordered was prepared well. The prices may have been a little higher than at some other places, but the quality was worth it. As we were the only people in the restaurant who looked "touristy", we were given forks without even asking for them. We weren't offended. We appreciated the service. Each table was covered with multilayered plastic tablecloths and as each table was cleared, the top layer was rolled up with any trash and removed leaving a clean cloth below it. We intend to return with family and friends if we are in the area.