Solid spot for dim sum in Belmont! Have been here twice now and had the following during my most recent visit: - Pan fried chive dumpling- good, but a bit oily - Shrimp & bamboo shoot dumpling- average har gau, didn't notice any bamboo shoots though - Pork & shrimp roe dumpling- very good siu mai, one of my must orders - Pan fried turnip cake- came out a bit cold the first time I was here, but tasted a bit fresher the second time around - Puff BBQ pork bun- the custard buns are a bit on the sweet side for me, so I love getting this version of the pork buns for a bit of a sweet treat - Steamed bean curd roll- probably my favorite dish I've had here, the texture and flavor of this dish is always on point and the bean curd is filled with the perfect amount of veggies and meat Extremely quick and attentive service and the restaurant seating area is really large and cozy! I've always come a bit on the later side, around 2pm, so haven't had any issues at all with wait times, cleanliness, or service. I also love the green tea that is always served with the meal.

Had a bad experience here but I've been here several times so we'll start with the good stuff first. Food is usually delicious, tea is wonderful, and there are some cool uncommon menu items. Prices are a bit higher than the old ownership but usually the quality is good too. Regarding my bad experience, I'd probably have to give in 1-2 stars if it were like this every time. I came at a bit of an off hour, 2something on a weekday, and just wanted a snack. Ordered three small items for me and my friend from out of town. Two came out cold and they forgot about the third one for like 20 minutes in a pretty empty restaurant. Terrible use of 30$ right there, so I'll be wary at coming at off hours in the future

Delicious food and really fast service! We did the 10 person banquet with 12 people and also ordered extra dim sum. It was super packed and very lively. Parking was super crowded but we managed to find a spot in their lot in the back.

Came here on a busy Sunday around 12:30. It was packed but got seated right away. I know it's gonna be good when I felt like I'm in HK with the noise and busyness of the restaurant. The food was great! My favorite was the eggplant. For dessert, both green tea mochi which had sesame filling and pineapple buns which had custard inside!! There's a 10% for paying cash! One bad thing about it is the parking lot was full and even when I found a spot, the space was very small. In fear of getting scratched, I parked on the street.

My boyfriend and I were craving dimsum and we found a Cheung Hing in Belmont. The location is a little random but there's plenty of parking and the food was good. Everything was so delicious and I was happy to introduce my bf to new dimsum. Service was a bit slow to get the check paid and we ordered 7 dishes and it was $55 before tip.