Sunshine Wheat Field Dim Sum

I recently had the immense pleasure of dining at Sunshine Wheat Field Dim Sum, and I am absolutely thrilled to share my exceptional experience with all of you.From the moment I stepped into this charming establishment, I knew I was in for a treat. The ambiance at Sunshine Wheat Field Dim Sum is warm, welcoming, and reminiscent of a traditional dim sum teahouse. The decor is tastefully done, and the restaurant exudes an authentic atmosphere that immediately transports you to the heart of dim sum culture.Now, let's get to the star of the show--the dim sum! Sunshine Wheat Field Dim Sum takes dim sum to an entirely new level of excellence. The menu is a treasure trove of delectable options, and each dish is a work of culinary art. Whether you're a fan of classics like har gow and siu mai or looking to explore more adventurous choices, every bite is a burst of flavor and a testament to the skill of the chefs. The dumplings are delicate, the buns are fluffy, and the flavors are nothing short of extraordinary. It's a true dim sum lover's paradise.The service at Sunshine Wheat Field Dim Sum is impeccable. The staff is attentive, friendly, and well-versed in the menu. They take the time to explain the dishes, offer recommendations, and ensure that every guest has a memorable dining experience.

Good porridge, fried Chinese donut, steamed rice rolls, fried shrimp dumpling, corn/meat patties, and baos. Everything we've tried has been good. Prices very reasonable and they accept credit cards for $10+ purchases. Line moves fast and staff is friendly. Street parking can be tricky.

Quick and easy way way to pick up food and go, love the shrimp puffs and the bread sticks and more but those are my favorite!!

First time at this place and their deep fried shrimp puffs are soooo good. Crispy crunchy and mm good, ordered a 50pc and they gave us 3 plates of it .. it was still crunchy hours later. Ordered two of everything that was on display however I forgot to ask for their pork buns. Their porridge is similar to what we eat in the island and it definitely brought back memories of chicken soup with rice.Gotta go back and try their steam buns. The only minus for me is whatever ingredients they use for their pork that I don't like so the pot stickers and pancake pork wasn't to my liking but everything else I really enjoyed and it's ok because everyone's palate is different. The staff was nice and I could tell that this place is popular, where there's a line outside that's a spot everyone has to try.

I heard from friends that the dim sum here is very good, but when I ate it myself, I was very disappointed