Ming Court (restaurants, shop, food)

[slowboattochina]

Anyone been recently? A group of us will be going Saturday for Dimsum.

[Wilshire81182]

I went and liked it. I like the atmosphere a lot and the food was decent.
I cannot remember how long ago, so it was probably more than 6 months ago.

[Crane's Rooster]

I used to go almost every weekend when that was the only place to get good dimsum but since all the other dim sum places opened up I haven't been. I have always thought the food good and the atmosphere great. Just stopped going because the other dim sum places are much closer and cheaper.

[iuki001]

Originally Posted by Crane's Rooster

I used to go almost every weekend when that was the only place to get good dimsum but since all the other dim sum places opened up I haven't been. I have always thought the food good and the atmosphere great. Just stopped going because the other dim sum places are much closer and cheaper.

Where are all these dimsum restaurants located?

iuki

[Wilshire81182]

I know there are a few on E Colonial, a little east of Mills.
The main one I know of for dimsum is Ming's Bistro and then there is a place named Chan's too. I have never eaten at either restaurant, but have read reviews for them.

[Crane's Rooster]

Yea it's pretty much where Wilshire said. Ming Bistro is really good, Chan's is ok but can have it's moments. Viet Town and Vinh's also serve dim sum now. Outside of downtown there's Trey Yuan across from Wet N Wild (but if you're already that close to Ming Court might as well go there), and there is one in the shopping plaza on the corner of JYP and Sand Lake (this one is actually pretty good). I know there are a few other around town but these are the one's I've been to personally.