Ying Dim Sum 蓝天点心

Dim sum place inside 88 market food court that serves some unique items not available at other places in the city. First, their rice rolls are quite thin and authentic, you can add an egg for 50 cents. Much better than the gloppy versions at places like minghin. The Mochi bbq pork bun is also quite good in terms of texture but a bit on the sweet side. They also serve a wonton soup that is pretty awesome for only $8. It comes with a ton of mini wontons that you don’t find at many other Chinese places. Only downside is this place can get crowded and they do take a bit longer than other places since their kitchen is smaller.,

If I can give this place zero stars I would. I called in and specially request no onions. I came home (15-20 minute drive) and there was onion. Called and the lady say they will replace it when I go next time. Then they called me back asking for pictures for proof. Sent it and then they called back claiming that it was impossible. The owner called me back personally and state that she was the one who made my order and that she was sure there was no onion. She was accusing me that I was lying!! This is not the first time this has occurred that’s why I called in to let them know. Instead of expressing that they were wrong they accused me of lying. Here’s the photo and also the so order receipt. I won’t be ever going back here!! Avoid at all cost Updated review… it was raining and I happen to do grocery shopping at 88 market and my boys wanted dim sum. I decided to give the place a try and this time items were correct and everything was good. Will be going back for some more dim sum when in the area.

Yes! 👍🏽 I'd say taste wise it's better than Ming Hin cuisine which used to be my go to place for dim sum. I loved the corn shrimp fritter and wanton soup 😍 it would be nice to have more meat on rice noodles. Bean curd roll w chicken was not crispy as i expected but the filling was surprisingly good as well.

Everything we got from this place is AWESOME! The fried dough is super crispy and airy and the sticky rice is super flavorful and soft. The Chung Funs are super soft and authentic, highly recommend!!

Well, food court at an Asian grocery may not be a place you would expect the greatest dim sum ever but I was in this grocery anyway and I didn't have any lunch so I decided to give this a try. Ta-da! This was better than I expected. The siu Mai was very juicy and the cheung fan I had at there had very chewy taste. I'd even say the cheung fan there is actually better than many of other places in Chinatown. What a pleasant surprise! I would recommend people to go here!