Extremely friendly staff. Authentic Dim Sum experience with quality ingredients. There are a number of heightened dishes here, which are absolutely to die for! Love the use of truffles, the wild rice and mushrooms are fantastic. Service was quick and you can tell from the regular diners that this restaurant is a mainstay for the locals in the area.I used to frequent a different restaurant for Dim Sum which has closed down permanently due to the pandemic. Prince will be my new local going forward.Staff - 10/10Food - 10/10Experience - 10/10
We have been eating at Prince for years. They never disappoint our family. Authentic Cantonese food. Well prepared and delicious!
Went on a weekend evening. Very crowded and busy. Reservations are a must if you want to get seated in a reasonable time.Menu is quite diverse and food arrived promptly despite how busy the place was. Staff are quite attentive, replacing glasses at request and changing dishes to new ones as dinner went on.Peking duck is cut at the table, which is interesting to see.Would recommend visiting on quieter, less crowded nights.
We ordered a couple of different dishes. Fried crab cake is so good. For 3 people, we paid around $120. They gave us a free desserts - some cookie and bakery items. All taste good.Beef was a hit or miss based on our last few visits. I would recommend seafood.It seems that some of promotions were not available throughout the day. You might want to confirm before you make a visit.Ambience - quite noisy. They have a party room and the door was always open. Since it's almost end of the year, there were always a group of people using the room as if Covid was over a long time ago. Not suitable for a quiet dinner. Not would recommend for a dinner with grand parents.Service - good and attentive. The servers were nice but just too busy to get a hold.
Have been dining at this restaurant for years. No mater for dimsum or for dinner dishes, the Prince restaurant would never let me down. Their dishes were fresh, tasty and all looked good. The prices were reasonable. The restaurant was normally packed on weekends. Parking is limited at the parking lot in the front. There are additional parking at the back but normally full at dinner time. Highly recommended.
Had heard about Prince but never had the opportunity to try until a group of foodie friends familiar with Chinese cuisine led the way. Not a huge dim sum selection but a number of quite unique dishes which I had never seen before...they were delicious and can't wait to return and try the rest of the menu. Parking on Grandview a bit of a problem. This is a hugely popular restaurant so make sure to reserve
beef tendon w/ thick rice noodles牛筋腩陳村粉?? (beef is average. The sauce, taste is underwhelmingly bland. received thin rice noodle instead of 陳村粉. Overall very disappointing delivery experience
One of the best Chinese restaurants I have tried. Huge selection of menu and the food was great! If you love durian, you should try the durian mochi. The filling is 100% durian flesh YUMMM
Old restaurant, good place for dim sum. Avoid to go on weekend, as it will be very crowded. Easy street free parking for 2 hours, no need to squeeze into the tiny plaza. Great prompt service, delicious food, quality is guaranteed.
Do not order their sweet and sour pork. It's freaking disgusting. Over 80% of the diced pork are just fat, and they are still charging $16.98+tax for it.I complained to one of their staffs, and she just told me not to order it next time. She also told me this amount of fat is normal for sweet and sour pork.I'm a Chinese and I've been eating many sweet and sour pork in both Asia and North America. I've never encountered this kind of sweet and sour pork before. That's a shame.Note: avoid looking at the photo if you don't want to see the fatty pork.