Very good and fast paced food. Location is really easy to and is near a grocery store and Walgreens too. It's also next to Breakfast at Tiffany's! I would recommend this place for quick trips if your in a pinch for a snack of sorts too!

This simple Chinese dim sum and bakery shop has everything from shrimp dumplings, pork dumplings to rice rolls with shrimp or beef. They also have steamed rice with ribs or chicken. The foods are very fresh and an acceptable substitute to a regular dim sum restaurant. The service was fast, and adequate. There are plenty of seating if you want to eat in. The interior is simple, nothing fancy.

Quick, easy, and affordable. Got a bunch of items for $21 to share with my elderly parents. Two orders of shrimp dumplings - These were pretty good. One order of Sui mai- I don't like Sui mai's but my parents enjoyed it One order of the beef balls - decent One order of the egg yolk bao - my mom's favorite and she really enjoyed it.

Ming Hui is your typical grab and go dim sum/chinese food/buns place on San Bruno Ave. The beef rice noodle roll is good and comes with a small container of sweet soy sauce, and made a quick grab and go breakfast. I also ordered a box of buns and they were able to package this up within a few minutes. Street parking only, metered and non-metered (further away) on the busy San Bruno Ave.

Low key location with incredible Dim Sum. I am originally from Hong Kong and I felt like I was instantly transported back. The authenticity of the Dim Sum is reminiscent of nostalgic Cantonese cuisine. Love their rice dishes, bread and rice rolls as well. The Milk Tea is strong and rather sweet, but again very authentic. I like to get a ton of items to go, and enjoy the extra leftovers the next day. I usually ask them to shove it all in one box so it's easier to carry. Price for quantity and quality is incredible. Love the crystal dumplings, shrimp dumplings, pork siu mai, beef meatballs, rice rolls, spare ribs, chicken feet, pineapple bun, walnut cookie. I usually visit once a month.

Pork buns were good- bun were fluffy and pork wasn't to sweet. Would like a bit more meat but it was good. Combination bun: orders but didn't try yet Plain bun: aromatic mom liked them Sesame balls - yummy Cupcake thing was okay - skip.

Stopped by today to pick up some dim sum. I got an order of ha gow (shrimp bonnets) and sui mai (pork dumplings). In one order I got 4 pieces of each. They were still hot. Although they weren't very big they were just right. Total cost was $7.60 or $3.80 per order. If you sat down at a dim sum restaurant, you'd pay almost $5 Per order.

In search of take out dim sum since we can sit in dim sum restaurants and see the nice ladies push their dim sum carts around. This take out place is solid. Liked - har gow - cilantro and shrimp dumplings: flavorful and had nice mix of ingredients - chicken feet So so - egg custard was not bad but the crust could be better The ladies working there are helpful and nice. Since it wasn't that busy a few of them were working on my order and there was a slight miscommunication on which customer had what. Not a big deal. Overall this is a good choice for dim sum takeout if you can find parking.

Covid review: I was in the area and was craving dim sum. Mom and pop joint, cash only, I'm now so full, I look like a human sized burrito. We got the dim sum staples: shu mai (these were the best! So big!), Shrimp har gow and shrimp cheurn fun (wrappers were too thick though). Then topped it off with steamed custard buns (very doughy but super moist with good custard flavor) and dan tats (they're no GGB but still good). All in all, $13.50 for the lot. As for the space, tables block off full entry to the restaurant, so there's enough space to stay 6ft away even if others are already inside. Overall, check them out if you're looking for a quick bite.