D T Dim Sum & Tea

Finding high-quality dim sum delivery that doesn't arrive soggy or smashed is rare, but Dim Sum SL absolutely nailed it. Everything was packaged securely, arrived piping hot, and stayed completely intact during transit. If you are looking for the best dim sum takeout in the area, this spot is highly efficient. The food breakdown: Shrimp and Chive Fried Dumplings: Easily the highlight of the order. The wrapper had a perfect, crispy golden fry to it without being oily at all. The filling was incredibly flavorful, packed with fresh chives and plump shrimp. Shrimp Dumplings (Har Gow): Excellent execution. The translucent dumpling skin had the perfect chew and didn't tear when picking them up. Inside, they use actual high-quality, whole choice pieces of snap-fresh shrimp instead of a filler paste. Pork and Shrimp Dumplings (Siu Mai): A classic done right. These were savory, juicy, beautifully seasoned, and packed tight with a great balance of pork and shrimp flavor. Fried Buns: The buns had a good chewy texture—crisp on the outside and soft on the inside. The dough has a subtle, mild sweetness to it that pairs perfectly with the savory interior ingredients. It is incredibly impressive to get restaurant-quality dim sum delivered right to your door without losing any freshness or texture. Everything tasted great. Highly recommended!

This is my go to dim sum place for takeout but maybe no more. The quality for some items have gone downhill. I ordered some Ha Gao and it all fell apart when trying to eat it. It used to be the best in San Leandro but now they’re wrapping it so loose it just breaks apart. The steamed spareribs are chewy and full of fat instead of tender and meaty. The steamed pork rice rolls are smelly with 80 percent fat instead of meat. The steamed chicken bun smelled and tasted like ammonia, I threw away the whole order..inedible!! The Sui Ma was still good but very fatty. I’m gonna give them another chance in the future, but if the quality is bad, I’m not gonna give them my business anymore

I think I been there before and I actually stop by this month. The location is somewhat interesting ( away from freeway and next to residential / business area). The area plenty of parking and it is next to a supermarket. Just a side note that they do take one hour lunch break I think it’s from 2-3 pm something like that. The time I went was after their lunch break and there are too many things to choose from. The order was quick and waiting for the food order take a bit time. Overall the food is good and portion is decent. I don’t live near there so for me it’s just trying once in a while when I will be around that area.

You dim sum, you lose some! This is my first time trying dim sum, but I thoroughly enjoyed the food here. I started with a steamed pork bun, which was very tasty. The bread is quite thick, but the pork was perfectly cooked. Since the size of the steamed pork bun was so big, i think just one would be filling enough for breakfast. I also tried the steamed pork bun, which was amazing. I prefer the steamed pork bun which was much smaller and less bread, but just as filling. I also had the pork dumpling & shrimp dumplings (pictured). The shrimp dumpling was very good if you're into shrimp, the pork was good as well. The last picture is the steamed sesame balls with bean paste. They make for a great dessert; sweet, but not too sweet & excellent texture. The service here is great as well. They only have a few small tables for dine-in, but its an option. If you're in the area and craving dim sum, its certainly worth a try.

A delicious hole on the wall place for takeout only dim sum, porridge, and other Hong Kong/Cantonese foods! It's affordable and they take credit cards without surcharges! The food is authentically tasty with good portions. No wonder ppl local and afar jam this place pretty 👍, so come early if you still want your egg tarts!