
Crystal Palace offers the classic Cantonese dining experience, where the best meal comes from sharing a little bit of everything. Whether you’re stopping by for dim sum or a larger dinner, the menu is broad enough to reward exploration and group dining.
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"If it’s your first visit, gather a group and order a variety of dishes to share. Crystal Palace is best experienced family-style, with a menu that ranges from dim sum favorites to larger banquet-style specialties. It’s the kind of restaurant that’s built for celebrations, weekend gatherings, and lingering meals around a full table."
— Eat in SGV Team
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Lunasia in Alhambra is one of SGV's most popular dim sum spots, and it's easy to see why. The portions are huge, the quality is high, and they even serve dim sum for dinner. Some dishes get fancy, like truffle siu mai or a dried seafood soup that runs $338, but you can stick with classics too. Their shrimp dumplings are massive, the chicken feet are always tender, and everything tastes great every time we visit.
If you want all-you-can-eat dim sum with generous portions and premium dishes without spending too much as well as seafood options for dinner, this is your spot.
NBC Seafood in Monterey Park is all about speed and the classics. No frills, just dim sum staples served hot and fast from the cart. We grabbed chicken feet, spare ribs, shrimp rice rolls, and siu mai, our must-haves. Everything was steaming and flavorful. The spare ribs were extra tender and the shrimp rice rolls were silky with sweet soy sauce. Be ready to flag down a cart, though. It's not fancy but it's fast, reliable, and hits the spot when you want old-school dim sum.