Triumph Valley 3750 East Valley Road, Renton, WA 98057

"It’s okay. Definitely many better options out there. We’re one of the 3 tables there. They have 4 servers but still very minimal service if at all. They’re hard to get a hold of when we’re trying to order extra rice. Not attentive at all. We had no bowls after two dishes already served. They literally drop off the dish and quickly turns around and “speed walks” away. Love the watercress but the rest is not worth going back for."

"Had lunch at this place before dropping my sister off at the airport. Great place to enjoy dimsum and other chinese food by the SeaTac area. It took us about 10 minutes wait to be served with our food. We ordered through a tablet. You can keep adding items to your menu anytime. We enjoyed the salad prawns. It had watermelons with it; quite refreshing. The seasoned string beans were not that good and quite flavorless; it could be a little saltier and crunchier. I have no complaints for the dim sums. The pork shao bao and shao mai is different from what I’m used to, but they are not bad. A surprisingly good one we ordered was the Singaporean style vermicelli/noodles. The flavors hit the spot! Highly recommended!!"

"One of the best dim sum in Seattle area. Some of their specialty are pear shaped pork mochi dumpling, shrimp stuffed doughnut rice roll, egg yolk lava bun."

"My friends took me here for the first time. They have the best dimsum in Seattle. I like the different variety and reasonable price. You just come here early to out your name down otherwise the wait time is long. Highly recommend to eat here!"

"Decided to try it out after Seattle times named it the best dim sum in the area. Let’s start with the wait. On a Sunday morning, we arrived 20 minutes before opening and had about 30 people ahead of us. By the time they opened, another 50 behind us. We got seated within 5 minutes. Next the ordering. You order off a tablet. Dim sum is more visual and the tablet was either slow loading images or there were no images on some items. We made the mistake of picking items and ordering once we had our selections. If you go, order as you pick since our food didn’t start coming till almost 30 min after ordering. Remember, this is dim sum and not some fancy stuff being made to order. No water or silverware unless you ask. Prices are comparable to other dim sum places. Maybe a tad bit more expensive. When you are ready to pay, the payment screen comes up with the default 18% tip option. The food itself wasn’t exceptional. For the quality and experience, I’m probably going back to Seattle the next time I feel like eating dim sum. I think I prefer picking food off the carts from little old laddies over the tablet experience."