White Palace

I go here because there's almost never a line for dim sum. Their selections are pretty decent. Prices are pretty good. There were 8 of us and our bill was barely $140. Not bad for a group of hungry fellas. The service is very friendly. Never got any attitude or cold shoulder. They are ready to bring us whatever we order.

Try this place out for 1st time.since change ownership and name- was Seafood World. New decor - ALL WHITE now. A little stark ,need some color butvthey have glowing perimeter lights inside and draped everywhere is white! Nice chandeliers ,definitely cleaner and new carpet, larger dance floor and upgrade the 'stage'... Dim sum tasted and looked the same except my husband wasn't please with the tripe...everything else was delicious. Recognize a few of the waitresses and like they STILL USES the Dim Sum 'carts'. Recognize us , so we weren't charged for tea...🥰 .

Large portions, reasonable service, not a large selection if you get there early. No menu to order from but they do have steam carts. No steamed chicken buns, no soup dumplings, but great shumai and har gow and other dim sum.

Kinda glad the palace fell to ruin, because really, who needs that many sawblades? The Path Of Pain was kinda fun but not worth it for a 2 second cutscene… I really needed the other half of the Kingsoul though… the atmosphere is actually really good though, background music and the pretty sky make up for the painful ascent.

Restaurant had an event n was sectioned off to serve dim sum sat am. Food was decent enough to get ur fix on. Some around oc area no longer have soliciting food carts but this one still does, which make the dim sum experience more wholesome. 15 mins wait for table sat 11:30am