Zhang's Kitchen

We arrived at 11:30 on a weekday, not too busy but by the time we left at 12:30, the place got busy. We're still in search of a good dim sum place, not this place! We order the usual dim sum stuff, the shrimp rice roll was too thick and not much flavor! The steamed spare ribs was a too big and not much of the black bean sauce flavor! The chicken feet had a nice flavor but it was not hot! The bbq steam buns were ok but the filling was too mushy! If you really want some dim sum, it's ok to try it!

All of our food tasted great. The service was interesting. We had multiple servers and we never received our soup dumplings (they removed them from our bill). It also seemed like their AC was out. We are going to stop for dinner again.

The dimsum here is great! Super hot and fresh! We came on a Saturday at 12:30PM. The wait was around 7 min and it was packed. The seating is a bit crowded. The food took probably 20-30 to get out. It took a very long time but when they did come out, the flavor and freshness did not disappoint. The 蝦腸粉 was good but the sauce was just soy sauce instead of its signature sugary sweet soy sauce that’s typically served with it. The Shumai is very good too! They don’t skimp out on the meat filling! Everything was delicious and we will be coming back for sure!

We had dim sum lunch with our friends here and found the dim sum served here quite good. The prices too were very reasonable. And the service was with a warm smile! We will be back soon!

I took my wife to Zhang’s Kitchen in Plano for Peking Duck, and we really enjoyed our meal! We ordered the Crab & Shrimp Dumplings, Spicy & Sour Seafood Soup, and of course, the Peking Duck. Everything was flavorful and fresh, and the duck was definitely the highlight — crispy skin, tender meat, and beautifully prepared. One tip: make sure to order the Peking Duck as soon as you sit down, since they prepare it fresh to order. It’s absolutely worth the wait! We’ll definitely be coming back.