Chinatown
Aug 26, 2003 | 8:49 pm
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I prefer the Richmond location of Floata to Chinatown - much smaller and closer parking. If you are going for dim sum, I suggest you go early. We went on a Sat. at 9:30 and were seated right away, but by 10, the place was packed.
www.floata.com
Beware of getting run over when they wheel out a dish that is popular - I saw many people running over to the cart with their tickets in hand before the pusher had gotten two feet out of the kitchen!
I also like Hon's Wun Tun on Keefer for non-dim dum breakfasts of jook/congee (rice porridge) noodle soups and other dishes.
[This message has been edited by FlyinHawaiian (edited 08-26-2003).]
www.floata.com
Beware of getting run over when they wheel out a dish that is popular - I saw many people running over to the cart with their tickets in hand before the pusher had gotten two feet out of the kitchen!
I also like Hon's Wun Tun on Keefer for non-dim dum breakfasts of jook/congee (rice porridge) noodle soups and other dishes.
[This message has been edited by FlyinHawaiian (edited 08-26-2003).]