Word can not describe the explosion of flavors, very delicious, reminds me of Guangzhou, you will not regret if you appreciate good dim sum.I LOVE THIS PLACE

They don't deserve anything better because I've had plenty of bad experiences here. And refuse to ever go here ever again. I only came here b/c I was supposed to get some Pho at Thanh Thao but my friends wanted dim sum.One time, for dinner, we came and had some pleasant food... however, the experience went from average to disgusting when we saw the server use old, used rice from another table, and combined it with our new hot rice. It was atrocious and so unsanitary. I thought this was a joke, or I was probably seeing things... come to taste the rice, and half of it is cold, and half is hot. -__- never again.I came here recently to try their dimsum as my friends wanted some. We ordered:-chicken feet: delicious and perfectly cooked. I'm pretty sure there were hormones because the chicken feet was meaty, and chicken feet is never meaty. Nonetheless, it tasted great! 5/5-Shumai: not the BEST, but it is better than average. I thought it was tasty. Very good texture, and I like how it was fully cooked, with flavor, and I like the thickness to it. 4/5-Eggplant stuffed shrimp: this is so yummy, but so damn oily. That ruined it for me. It turned this healthy dish into something really bad for you. 4/5-Honey Walnut prawns: solid, pretty tasty, and tastes like how it should taste! Perfect!-Some fried wonton shrimp with honey walnut prawn sauce on the side: 5/5. Crunchy, flaky, and the wonton inside had a butt load of flavors. I really had second thoughts, but it was tasty. It tasted like a crunchy shrimp ball mixed with shumai mixed with herbs. Definitely yummy!-Shrimp balls: Mehh. They were okay. I liked that they were cooked to perfection, not too sticky and not mushy, but just right. Definitely a 3/5 for cooked well, but not so tasty.-Shrimp noodles: plain, not so tasty, and a bit dry. We had so much leftover. That spoke for itself.-We also ordered humbao and the sticky rice, but only my cousin ate it. She seemed to have no complaints. Lol.Our total came out to be like $64 I think? For a table of 5, including sprite for a few. I think it was about $12 split. Not too bad for dimsum. i think the service is HORRIBLE. Everybody knows it. The rice, not so fresh either, so be careful and beware!!! Again, if you want a nice, family, Chinese restaurant, do NOT come here. This is a go-to restaurant if the world was ending and you're desperate for some kinda Chinese and okay-tasting dimsum. Again, I've had horrible service on every occasion I've been here. My cousin even has had them over-charge their tip on her card! so be aware!Please, spare yourself the hassle and temptation and go somewhere else. You've been warned!Oh... I almost forgot: their PLATES are STICKY and sketch (not very clean), tables sticky, and who knows where the water comes from!? Very loud too for dim sum.

Dim sum was ok. Nothing special. Have had much better stuff on the eastside. Mediocre service. Good on price. Parking not bad. I probably won't do a repeat despite the price. Huge restaurant. No wait. Overall a pleasant but mediocre experience.

Very solid dim sum at a good price.

A decent place for larger groups. Have parking lot but is shared by the Viet Wah market next door along with smaller shops around the area. There are carts going around regularly. The variety of selections they have is decent but but I am baffled by the price of dim sum when the bill totaled up. Otherwise, they would have gotten another star.

This place has much improved from when it first opened. If you're looking for some decent cart style dim-sum or Chinese dinner spots outside of the I.D., this is it. You can find it in the MLK shopping area next to Viet Wah, an easy hop off of the Light Rail.

We didn't get water or tea until we were 75% done our meal, but the food was quick and good!

By all means great tasting Chinese food.By all means, the worst wait staff service ever.I've been here for a wedding reception and the food was superb! Came back months later about 3ish p.m. because we were in the neighborhood and wanted to get our Chinese fix. However, it appeared it was the worst time to come to their restaurant. Evidently, we were the only people dining except for 2 other patrons that evidently knew some of the staff because they sat down with them to eat. They (just 2 tables over) were given class act wait service while we had to flag a waiter to place our order!We ordered some fried rice and a duck dish. We expected the duck to be already off the bone as that was what we had at the wedding reception. The fried rice was great but we had to fetch the entire time to get our water refilled! He was at the adjacent table just playing on his cell phone and the kitchen staff and other waitress had all sat down to eat at the table next to him. They were about 12ft. from our table and there was one gal that kept staring at us which made me feel extremely uncomfortable. It made for a good meal go from bad to worse. I was really put off.I read in another review for Yeas Wok, Renton Highlands that was written by a Chinese gentleman that stated, "People go to Chinese restaurants for good food not for good service." Perhaps.... but I've been to plenty of Chinese restaurants that are great. We left the restaurant feeling like we should have known not come at that time (3 pm) when they must take their entire staff dinner break. The way that lady kept staring at me; well, that was downright rude! I guess.....don't go there at 3ish in the afternoon when the only thing the staff wants to do is eat and mind their own.

Here for dim sum and although it was packed, the dim sum was fresh. The food was tasty and there was a variety to choose from. The carts came by regularly and there wasn't a huge wait to get something to eat.We didn't order anything out of the ordinary, but I'll admit to ordering two orders of items for fear that the carts wouldn't be by again in a timely manner.Still, good and fresh and pretty tasty...although there wasn't anything unusual. Even the line to pay wasn't extreme this day.The parking lot is still a mess. I'm not sure there are lanes and double parking is the standard. Expect a long walk.

I haven't been to Joy Palace for a long time, but they seemed to have done some remodeling to the place since the last time I was there. It has an updated look to it.Came here for a baby party today and the food needed some seasoning in all the items we had today. We had fried chicken, fried pork chops, fried rice and fried noodles. Each one was very bland and tasteless. It was like you had to add your own salt and pepper or even some soy sauce or hot sauce to make it edible. I'm not sure how you can screw up on cooking fried foods because they are the easiest to prepare. Also the meal was served buffet style and the food was not replenished quick enough for some of the food trays to run out. When I went in line two of the trays were totally empty and I didn't see any of the workers trying to replenish the trays. The only thing I did enjoy were the Siu Mai because they were big and meaty.Overall, I might come back to try an actual meal here like dim sum instead of having it being served buffet style.