Hop Shing is one of the best in Chinatown. Authentic food at affordable prices. Have some dim sum with your tea/coffee in the morning. It is very popular with the locals. Enjoy!

Baked pork bun is loaded with meat but relatively flavorless. Shumai is very bland. Spare ribs also lack flavor despite black bean sauce. Overall, I’ve had much better elsewhere.

Food was fine but not too many choices. Food carts were slow at coming out with the dim sums. We were not given any menu so we didn't know exactly what was available. Very few waiters spoke English.

If you want to be abused and called "gweilo" (ghost/ white person) with every other course, this is your place. However, the food is worth the cultural slights by the rude (underpaid) largely Cantonese staff. Get there before 11AM weekends as the place fills up...More

Been going here for years. It's a good "middle of the road" with 95% local Chinese customers and various off-menu items and dim sum "to go." There are no tablecloths, no tables for two people, the bathrooms are pretty gross with no paper towels, and...More

Synopsis: Staff too busy bull...g amongst themselves to hear and take customer's orders properly. Was going to order in Cantonese, but I heard her speaking to her fellow workers in Taisanese so I switched. Told her fluently that I wanted six roasted pork buns and...More

PROS *Pork buns were just $1.50 each and could conveniently be ordered to go at the counter, bakery style. *No sauce needed for these pork buns, as the meat inside came sauced. CONS *Pork buns were decent, but they won’t blow you away.