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Kimchi fried rice was more sour than expected. Pan fried dumplings were good but nothing crazy. The pork Xiao long bao was very ginger-forward.

I've always enjoyed this place. Menu isn't huge but has great variety, still many options. Nice people. Offered me water while waiting for my to-go order.

There are plenty of fantastic dumpling spots in the Bay Area, but unfortunately, this particular restaurant's dumplings did not have enough flavor for my liking. I will be passing on this one. View menu

Food was decent. Not the best, but it was good. Staff was excellent. Small, crowded and noisy environment.Parking: Next to In-n-out Burger so it was different to get in and out of a parking spot.Wheelchair accessibility: Yes

I am surprisingly a fan of this random dim sum restaurant near the airport. The steamed rolls are fresh, and deliciousness in a box! I never had a beef shumai and it's a game changer . The pork shumai has some kind of shiitake mushroom in it and it's a very distinct flavor. Everything was bomb dot com and tastes like it wasn't frozen and steamed. Tastes home made !

We ordered the full Hainan chicken, the XLB Trio (original, crab, truffle, BBQ pork buns), typhoon ha gao, pork belly with charcoal buns, and Chinese broccoli. I particularly enjoyed the typhoon ha gao, which is one of my favorite dishes at dim sum restaurants. The original and truffle XLB were also delicious. Unfortunately, I did not care for the crab XLB, but my mother-in-law really liked it. I look forward to returning to try the other soup dumplings and regular siu mai. The pricing here is incredibly reasonable compared to other dim sum spots on the peninsula. For example, three pieces of ha gao can cost $10-$12 elsewhere, but here they are only $5.50. This place is definitely worth a v... View menu

Nestled in the heart of Millbrae, Stick and Steam is a hidden gem that promises a delightful and memorable dining experience. From the moment I walked through its doors, I was captivated by the inviting ambiance and the tantalizing aroma of sizzling flavors wafting through the air.The ambiance at Stick and Steam is warm and inviting, featuring modern decor with a touch of rustic charm. The soothing color palette and comfortable seating create a relaxed atmosphere, perfect for enjoying a meal with family and friends. The star of the show at Stick and Steam is undoubtedly the food. The menu is a delightful fusion of Asian flavors, showcasing a range of delectable options for both meat lovers a...

I came on a Saturday during lunch time and it was somewhat busy. My party got lucky with a table and we were seated immediately. The interior is not the biggest but it seems to seat around 30. The style is nice and modernized. Hainan Chicken (Full) 8.5/10 It tasted great but this is all you get in the dish along with sauces. There are no other additions such as rice or peanuts. I would get it again, but maybe in an order with other additionals.Typhoon Ha Gao 10/10 This was so good, it was crunchy and tasty. I'm not sure what those flakes were but it was really good with the ha gao and especially with the Hainan chicken. Felt like this added flavor to anything it touched!If I'm in the area I...

We went for lunch on Sunday at 1pm after a friend recommended it for its great dimsum. We expected to wait but there were open tables so we were seated right away. The service was attentive and the food came quickly. The focus here is on the food, not the ambiance. The menu is not as extensive as other dimsum restaurants, but we enjoyed the variety. Our favorites were the crisp and flavorful string beans, the refreshing passion fruit aloe green tea, and the pork belly with charcoal buns - my son, who loves Peking duck, preferred these. The charcoal buns tasted the same as regular bao to us. The braised beef noodle soup with wontons was delicious, with flavorful shrimp wontons and a beefy bro... View menu