Sea Fortune Restaurant - Richmond

This was our first visit to this restaurant and we were happily surprised by the size of the dumplings and the generous portions of our side dishes. The prices for the dim sum were reasonable, totaling around $50 for 5 dishes for 2 people, although we ended up ordering more than we could eat. Enjoy your meal!

A friend recommended this restaurant for its good and inexpensive dim sum, so I decided to give it a try today. The dim sum such as the Shrimp dumplings and beef ball were decent, though not exceptional. However, the main dishes like the fried rice and Salt-Pepper Squid Tentacle were subpar and of low quality. The free milk-tea and coffee were a nice touch, but ultimately not worth it. The service was also lacking, with unfriendly and unhelpful waitstaff. Parking was difficult and competitive. Overall, my first experience here will also be my last. Not recommended.

I went to this restaurant for dim sum. The food quality was okay. If you arrive before 11am, most dim sum items are 20% off. The price was average for the quality of the food. It wasn't the best, but it wasn't terrible either. However, the service was very disappointing. If you're not a regular customer, the staff won't even smile or acknowledge you when you interact with them. When requesting a takeout container or the bill, they will throw it on the table instead of handing it to you. None of the staff even said thank you as we left. They seemed more focused on talking to their regular customers.

Lunch time is not busy. Wide rice noodle warp with the Chinese doughnut. Most deep fried Din sum are not crispy . But the deep fried sesame mochi is crispy oily.BBQ bun which bread is soft but thick not enough BBQ meat inside

Visit between 10.30 and 11.00 for daily specials! Pork bone congee (enough for 6 pax) for just $2.99 ?Free, self serve coffee, tea and iced tea; innovative marketing for a dim sum restaurant.We've tried 40% of the items on the menu and none disappointed to date.To try: (1) truffle shiu mai (pork dumpling), (2) rice rolls with fried dough and fish paste, (3) fried glutinous rice ball with salted egg yolk filling, (4) pan fried shrimp/pork dumpling.Service is prompt, but don't be surprised by the hustle typical of Chinese dining experience ?Parking: 1 parking spot for every 3 guests tight! Either come early or try at the _semi hidden_ lot behind paint store.Note that some parking space is limited to 30 min.