Seng Seafood Restaurant

"This place is okay for dim sum. I found the restaurant more visually appealing than the food. The restaurant looks old and worn out from the outside and staircase. However, inside was spacious, pretty, and modern looking. I was there around 12:30pm, which is towards the tail end of dim sum brunch. I didn't see much variety both in hot food and sweet pastries. I also didn’t see any vegetarian dishes! It could have been the time I was there. Next time I will go there earlier to be sure there is more variety. Waiters run around a lot, so you need to grab their attention for anything you need, like water and extra food off the menu. The waitors and managers are somewhat brusque as to be expected in Chinatown."

"Old school dim sum with an emphasis on traditional dishes. You don't see a lot of gringos in here!"

"I was there to take out some dimsum The manger or waiter was very helpful i only speak english i ask for dimsum he took me to a cart full of dimsum . i got shamai , stuff beancurd, meatball, stuff egplant and more it was for my mom she said it was all good the price as of now 8/21/23 is $4.50 for most dimsum it's a good price. i do want to go and eat here sometime in the future."

"A packed madhouse with amazing dim sum! This place is a hidden gem with a large floor of open dim sum being carted around! I would recommend this place to both locals or tourist!"

"Definitely not the best dim sum place ever but completely hit the spot. If you’re looking for an authentic hustle and bustle and just looking to get good dim sum and get out. This is the place, if you want a little more atmosphere, this place lacks that. So it’s 5 stars for representing a non-fussy solid dim sum place. Also, great variety of dishes, and well executed, but nothing had a wow factor."