Dim Sum in South Bay

Furama's in Fremont (not exactly the south bay, but close enough) serves DimSum for lunch on weekdays, and Sunday.  The food is good and the atmosphere is on the upscale side.  It is usually pretty crowded, but the service is still quite fast. The manager is real hospitable (comes around and talks to the customers). The ladies pushing the carts around are pretty pushy at times (I swear they're paid on commision).

Overall, one of the better DimSum places I've been to. Furama's is located at Mission Blvd and Warm Springs. It's in the same shopping center as the Taco Bell; just on the other side of the shopping center.

--Pam

Leslie J. wrote:
>We've just moved back to San Jose after 15 years, and are looking for
>recommendations for Dim Sum in the South Bay or on the Peninsula.

Try SamKee at Wolfe and Homestead.  Canton Delights on Braley in Cupertino (near De Anza and Stevens Creek) is also good but a bit overpriced.  Neither is up to the quality of Hong Kong Flower Lounge in Millbrae.

Jon

The Royal Palace on El Camino in Los Altos has pretty good Dim Sum.