AYCE Dim-Sum Duluth

This place is an all-you-can-eat dim sum spot, and honestly, the food was great! For just $30 per person (including tax and tip!), it’s a pretty good deal. There are plenty of options to choose from, so you won’t run out of things to try. I went in the evening, and it was nice and quiet—not too crowded. The staff was super friendly, and the service was great. Definitely a solid spot if you’re craving dim sum without breaking the bank! 🥟✨

We were glad that we came here despise the bad reviews. We had a pleasant experience. The server really took a good care of us. Changed my dirty plates and my hubby’s plate to a new and clean plate. We had chicken feet and scallop sticky rice so had many small bones and wrapper. The food taste good and had good quality. The star of all the food was Snow Mountain Custard Bun. We were doubtful to order at first. But we were glad that we ordered it. It looked like a doughnut and has gold sweet liquid inside.

Saw this place got recommended in a FaceBook group so decided to try. WE WILL NOT BE BACK. My friend got porridge which was so bland and watery The “stir-fried” vegetable tasted more blanched then oiled than “stir-fried” The rice rolls were extremely soupy and overcooked, you can see i cant pick them up with my chopsticks They also had ramen which was different to what I’ve seen so we ordered them. It came out being extremely pungent of stale pork-iykyk. We couldn’t have more than 2 bites Honestly the cherry on top of all this was the service! After taking our order, they only brought out 3 dishes then stopped. We had to wait and look around for about 15 minutes to realize they lost our order. We then filled out our order again and they still didn’t bring out all the dishes. The table behind us left pretty angrily and we didn’t understand why until we waited. Overall, i came with high hopes and didn’t expect to experience this. Next time I’ll stick with the classic Canton House for dim sum.

I love dim sum and I was excited to know there's all you can eat dim sum restaurant in Lawrenceville GA! My family and I tried it out and we were happy. We had a good experience. I enjoyed everything I ordered. There were a few items my family didn't care for but overall we were satisfied. I thought the price was reasonable, the restaurant looked cleaned and there were some good options to choose from. However, I do hope they add the eggplant dim sum on their menu in the near future. Lol. Also, service was great. I have to say they have the best chicken feet dim sum! LOL I've had plenty to compare to. It was so tasty and tendered and the tripe was really good too. The restaurant is cute and fun it's next door to Volcano steak and sushi. One of my favorite Hibachi restaurants! If you like dim sum I would give this place a try! You're missing out if you don't.

This place was recently changed from Hot Space to ayce dim sum. I saw several warning posts on social media saying the food was bad and even spoiled, so I hesitated. But since it was a new restaurant, I decided to give it a try—big mistake! Never going back! We were a group of five, and with the mandatory 18% tip and beverages, the per-person cost was $40. We ordered vegetables, shrimp dumplings, siu mai, beef tripe, beef meatballs, chicken feet, chicken chow mein, and more… We thought it was an authentic dim sum place, but they didn’t provide any hot tea at all—only iced tea, boba, and bottled drinks. 🤮 The worst part was that the shrimp dumplings, beef tripe, chicken feet, and beef meatballs were all spoiled! Some of my friends didn’t smell them before eating and immediately said they tasted sour and spoiled. I sniffed first and was hit with a strong rotten stench. I took a bite just to confirm, and it was indeed sour and rancid—I had to spit it out. My friends were too timid to complain and were afraid of being charged for leftover food, so they forced themselves to eat the spoiled dishes. Meanwhile, the only non-spoiled items were the cheapest ones—plain vegetables and chicken lo mein—but they were tasteless and awful. 🥬 The vegetables had no salt, and we had to pour soy sauce on them to make them barely edible. The chicken lo mein was incredibly greasy, and the chicken was drier than the chicken breast I cook at home. The entire dining experience was ridiculous. I honestly suspect they serve spoiled dishes as a profit strategy—because only the cheap, filler foods (noodles, buns, etc.) were fresh! At other AYCE places, at least you can keep ordering and find something decent. Here, we didn’t dare order more out of fear it would also be spoiled. We barely ate, left hungry, and had to go get bubble tea to recover from this incredibly awful experience. DO NOT RECOMMEND!