Welcome to Yummy Dim Sum

Chinese restaurant

About Yummy Dim Sum

Located in the heart of Oakland's Chinatown, Yummy Dim Sum offers an authentic and affordable dim sum experience at 307 10th St, Oakland, CA 94607. Known for its delicious and budget-friendly offerings, this local gem stands out with its variety of freshly made dim sum items. Whether you're in the mood for steamed dumplings, savory buns, or crispy fried delights, Yummy Dim Sum has something to satisfy every craving.

The menu at Yummy Dim Sum features a selection of popular dim sum dishes, including siu mai (steamed pork dumplings), har gow (steamed shrimp dumplings), and tofu skin rolls filled with water chestnuts, woodear mushrooms, and minced pork. Each item is priced affordably, with most dumplings costing around $1.25 per piece or $5 for a box of four, making it an excellent choice for anyone looking for great taste at a great price. The restaurant also serves a range of flavorful rice plates, including a highly recommended chicken and spareribs over rice plate that is both cheap and delicious.

While the food is the main attraction, Yummy Dim Sum also offers friendly service from the attentive staff, who ensure that every visit is enjoyable. Although the space is small with just a few tables for dine-in, the quick service and efficient takeout option make it easy to grab a meal on the go. Parking in the Chinatown area can be tricky, but with the option for takeout, you can avoid the hassle and enjoy your meal at home or elsewhere.

The combination of great food, excellent value, and friendly service has made Yummy Dim Sum a local favorite, drawing both regulars and newcomers alike. Whether you're stopping by for a quick bite or indulging in a full meal, Yummy Dim Sum is the place to go when you're craving quality dim sum in Oakland.

Yummy Dim Sum
Yummy Dim Sum

Services Amenities

All Service options Popular for Accessibility Offerings Dining options Atmosphere Planning Children

Takeaway

Dine-in

Lunch

Dinner

Solo dining

Wheelchair-accessible entrance

Comfort food

Quick bite

Small plates

Lunch

Dinner

Casual

Accepts reservations

Good for kids

Opening Times

Monday

07:30 AM - 05:30 PM

Tuesday

Closed

Wednesday

07:30 AM - 05:30 PM

Thursday

07:30 AM - 05:30 PM

Friday

07:30 AM - 05:30 PM

Saturday

07:30 AM - 05:30 PM

Sunday

07:30 AM - 05:30 PM

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What Our Customers Say

“ Located in Oakland Chinatown on 10th Street between Webster and Harrison. This Dim Sum spot is still affordable. Most types of their dumplings and items are about $1.25 each, or $5 for a box of 4. They accept credit cards but there's a small percentage charge to help cover their fees. I ordered the siu mai (4 steamed pork dumplings), har gow (4 steamed shrimp dumplings), tofu skin rolls (3 rolls filled with water chestnuts, woodear mushrooms and minced pork), and 1 ham sui gok (deep fried mochi dumpling filled with minced meat). Not bad for a quick and fast pickup at the counter. Street parking in this area is challenging since it's Chinatown, but you can be in and out for takeout orders. They do have about 4 tables inside if you wish to dine in. ”

Vi T.

“ Gotta try their chicken and spareribs over rice plate, cheap and delicious. Place isn't great but food is what I came for. Definitely a stop if craving ”

Toby L.

“ Excellent service from all the ladies at this little dim sum shop. The steam buns along with some of the dim sum items (siu mai, beef balls) are delicious! ”

Brian L.

“ My favorite place to grab man tao and Malaysian cake. I highly recommend as they are not too sweet and is very reminiscent of your mom making pastries at home. They are super affordable and have tables inside for you to eat your dim sum or baos. I typically grab to go but their spare ribs rice or meat cake rice is also very tasty and something Chinese people love eating. The service is quick and the ladies working are very sweet. Sometimes they get intimidated when you don't speak Cantonese but they have an English translate menu with picture on the side you can also point to. ”

Karen Y.

“ My favorite item here is their combination steamed bun, aka the dai gai bao (big chicken bun). The dough of their steamed bun is just the right texture. It's not too dry, and it's not too moist. The filling of their bao includes large chunks of chicken, hard boiled egg, Chinese sausage, and black mushroom. The filling is seasoned nicely but I have encountered chicken bone occasionally, so be aware. I think they're a bargain at $3 each! Try them! Cash only. They have pictures you can point to order. ”

Peggy W.

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