Ying Dim Sum

Visiting Aurora and tried this dim sum place. We did pickup of many dishes to try for lunch. All the dishes we tried were delicious. Faves include the Rice crepe with spare ribs, the shrimp & beep rice crepes were yummy too! Shrimp dumplings and soup dumplings with pork/shrimp was so authentic. I liked the chicken feet too! Sesame balls were so crispy and gooey- big hit. Would highly recommend 🥰

Update 7/10/24: This place has officially passed my 3 times back test. I’ve been back multiple times, tried different things, and the food is just as delicious and just as fresh. They are consistently serving yummy dim sum. ——- 👍A humble and delicious dim sum food court stall new to the Aurora Park to Shop community. We enjoyed the Siu Mai and Deep fried dough sticks with soy milk on a Sunday morning. We then loved the food so much we went back and ordered some very freshly made sesame balls. Everything comes fresh and tasty and is made to order! Good portion sizes (for dim sum) too. They have a small self serve area for chilli oil, soy sauce, vinegar etc. Now for the critiques, this is a food court style shop! Don’t expect fancy service or seating, come here to enjoy the food. The shrimp crepe is a hard dish to master, especially on texture but I enjoyed how much shrimp we got with it. 🦐 Update 7/10/24: This place is Prices are a little more expensive than Minghin but understandable for a small business just starting out in the food court and making everything by hand😮. I enjoy the food and serving size here much much more. 🤰🏻 It’s a new place so give them some time to work out the kinks, will be back soon!

played a visit to this place, just opened one day ago… someone said online the dimsum prices are atrocious and ludicrous…its as high as Tim Ho Wan.. I only wanted to come here because there is very limited chinese/dimsum choice in the area and they have another location in china town so was hoping it is good! so yes, 100% agree!  It is expensive dimsum here LOL we ordered similar dimsum vs MH, the total comes to very similar lol for sample, shrimp dumpling here is $6.99 vs, MH is $7.29 so I guess I shouldn’t complaint about them being overpriced anymore lol I will say that the food here is pretty good!  Will I come back?  It is possible I mean there is no good dimsum or Chinese in the area… And to be fair, none of the restaurants in this food court is consider food court price LOL.  Everything here is not cheap!  The drink at spades are like what $5.99 lol not worth it!  A piece of cake at sweet general is like what $7 NOT worth it lol.  Red pepper is also krazy expensive its like you pay for a dine-in restaurant price but In a food-court setting LOL. Gonna try the freshly ground soy milk!!  My kids don’t like it because they always drink the sweet one but this you can tell they freshly grounded them!

DELICIOUS!! fabulous shumai, pork shrimp chive dumpling, BBQ pork rice crepe, BBQ pork bun, and soup dumplings. We will be back! Better than ming hin for sure! Bit pricey for food court dimsum, but top notch quality and steamed to order so incredibly fresh tasting. YUM!

super happy that Ying Dim Sum opened in Naperville! I’ve been to the one in Chicago, the menu here has fewer options and the prices are a little higher (unless the Chicago one also updated their price?) but the food is really delicious. The soup dumplings with pork and shrimp are very delicious (I’d say the best I have in the Chicagoland area for sure). Everything we got was fresh and tasty! I’ll definitely come back to try more stuff.