Not a doggie friendly but trail along bay enjoyed by kimmy. The restaurant is a classic Chinese dim sum set up with l arge open dining area on two floors. Views of bay are great. Especially view of planes landing at sfo. Once done with dining walk for miles along bay with your doggie. Walk from sfo to san mateo bridge. Highly recommend. Kimmy two paws 🐾 up.

Not super fancy. Not super pricey. But the food is excellent. I've been here twice and this is definitely my new affordable favorite on the Peninsula. The food comes out quick and the service is efficient and polite. The restaurant is well lit and pleasant to visit. Awesome views of the SF Bay and the SFO bound planes.

Good places for Dim Sum and Cantonese style food. Parking is difficult to come by during the weekend, but weekdays are fine. Services are efficient and polite. Food is tasty and fresh and good portions. You can also enjoy to watch the airplanes takes off and landing in SFO.

We had a 100th day celebration for my nephew at HL Peninsula Pearl. The set menu of 10 courses: lobster, soy sauce chicken, salted fish fried rice, etc. It was too much food . The restaurant looked out to the SF Airport runway. It’s situated near a few hotels in the area. Overall, the food was great.

Automatic gratuity of 16% added regardless of party size. This means you're pretty much ignored whenever you need anything. We never even had our teapot refreshed with hot water. Dim sum is old and has been reheated numerous times. We had to send a dish back and they didn't even offer to send out a new one...we think because there was nothing to send out. Dumplings all stuck together and not fresh either. Dishes were...strange. Thought we were ordering fish slices. Turned out it was crunchy, reconstituted dried fish with mah la (mouth numbing powder). It was not edible. Beef stew dish was slimey and had been reheated many times. 3 dishes plus a few dim sum items = $145 for 2 people. Took forever for someone to make eye contact to settle the bill. Will NOT be back!

Authentic dim sum experience, frequented by local families and large groups. The Garden side is the same as the next door, bigger restaurants but with smaller parties. Standard menu of traditional full plate dishes like lobster chow mein, congee, cha siu meats (pork, duck, squab), but we came here for the dim sum. No push carts around but service is pretty fast as long as there's no long line waiting for tables. Would rec the siu mai, dumplings, rice noodles.