A & W Seafood Restaurant

We've been to this A&W before several years ago (there are actually three locations in the SF valley) and decided to try it again for Chinese New Year. It was after 2pm when we arrived and they were still serving dim sum from carts though it was slim pickings at that late hour, so we also ordered from the menu. The menu is heavily seafood oriented, but there are many traditional Chinese items available. We got a fried rice dish, a garlic chicken, and string beans (my partner doesn't eat seafood). All the dishes including the few dim sum items were flavorful, maybe a bit on the oily and salty side, but decent. The dim sum looked like it was made on site. I, being raised on Chinese food, would say that the dishes were close to authentic. Portions were generous. This is an old school Ch

This place is definitely a little long in the tooth. It looks like it could use an uplift, some elbow grease - to clean it up, and perhaps a visit from the health board. Not that I specifically saw anything terrible, but I just want to be sure that the place is safe. The food is very good. Finding great dim-sum nearby my Simi Valley home is fantastic. I have been here several times over the years and the great dish selection is always consistently good. At over $50 for two, they seem a little high-priced, which may explain the lower number of customers this time around. Their staff is friendly, very good, and quick with any special orders. I will certainly be back, soon.

Lunch traditional dim sum. Good, not great. Very slow day, and server was super pushy. One good thing she refilled the tea quickly and often. 3 stars for atmosphere due to cold and dark.

A very good Chinese (sea)food.👍 My first time having dinner at this restaurant after a round of golf @Knollwood⛳️ and the foods were deliciously better than I expected. Codfish filet w/ black bean sauce was a bit salty but washed it down w/ a glass of Tsingtao beer. A great find. I'll surely revisit next time I'm in the area.

Our family loves this place. It is geographically between my brother's place in Moorpark and our home on the Westside. We meet for dim sum 2 or 3 times during the year. It's not fancy, nor does it need to be, but the food is good, fresh and consistent. The Auntie is always busy but always stops to ask us if we need anything else. ❤️