Winsor Dim Sum Café

I’ve found my go-to dim sum spot!! Windsor Dim Sum Cafe is absolutely awesome. Every dish we tried was packed with flavor and cooked to perfection. The food was fresh, hot, and absolutely delicious. Plus, the service was quick, and the staff was super friendly and welcoming. Already planned my next trip here ♨️

Google reviews scared me but Reddit locals swear by Windsor so we stopped in on Sunday for lunch. We loved everything, the staff was helpful with the menu, the hot tea was very good. The dim sum arrived to the table fast and was very fresh! Since there were only 2 of us we did share a big round table with 3 others patrons with no issues. It’s a very small place but we didn’t have to wait. We recommend the soup dumplings, steamed pork buns, sticky rice in lotus leaf wrap, and the scallion pancakes. That’s everything we ordered, didn’t have a bad bite at all. All dim sum was 6.95 per plate. 2 plates per person (shared) was all we could do before we were full.

Mouthful of dumplings, hot porridge are the key highlights in Winsor Dim Sum Cafe. The portion is decent and price is reasonable. Tastes close to Cantonese dim Sum. I have to admitted it is a surprise with the speed of serving the hot dish. Long queue ahead in the morning and limited seats. I would return when I back to the town

Have been coming here for years- and always both food and service are always excellent. Busy on weekends, but turnover in general seems quite efficient. Remember to bring cash. All food is good: this past time we ordered har gau (shrimp), crab dumplings, turnip cakes, lotus leaf, beef Cheung fun and TWO baskets of pork soup dumplings (because they are so delicious!). Also everything is very affordable!

so yummy 🤤 me and my friends got the soup dumplings, chinese broccoli, thousand egg porridge, bean curd, roast pork buns, custard buns, and short ribs with black bean sauce! the porridge was excellent, the broccoli was a little oily but had a great crunch, the bean curd was satisfying, the pork was delicious although difficult to get off the bone, and the roast pork buns were fluffy and delicious. custard buns were a bit dry, and the soup dumplings were good but overall not memorable. overall, the bill came out to $80 which was a good amount for three people.