(415) 541-4949
49 Stevenson St
San Francisco,
CA
94105
37.789767
-122.399635
Neighborhoods: South Beach, Central East
Hours:
Mon-Fri 11am-3pm
Sun 11:30am-2pm
Last updated 10.15.11
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What People Are Saying About Yank Sing
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In Short – This bustling dim sum palace offers a staggering variety of choices. Basil seafood dumplings, steamed spare ribs, stuffed lotus leaves and pork buns are just a few examples of the wares peddled by attentive and knowledgeable servers, who stay busy pushing carts around the neutral-toned, classy dining room.
Best dim sum ever!
by MelSF , Citysearch Contributor at Citysearch
This place has the best dim sum I have ever eaten. The shanghai rolls are unique and their pork buns are absolutely amazing. This is a must-try for an local or tourist. The service is super quick so you can even go during a lunch break in the week.
tasty
by worthydad at Citysearch
Great place for dim sum, you can't miss it. Good service too. I would recommend highly! Do yourself a favor and check it out.
Best dim sum, big price.
by Celstrial at Citysearch
San Francisco is known for its chinese cuisine, so I thought I'd try out the supposedly best dim sum in the city. I must admit, the dim sum at Yank Sing is impressive. I could tell all of the food was made in house (or at least made by someone who intended it for Yank Sing) and everything was cooked to perfection. No broken dumpling skins, no under seasoned/over seasoned foods. This is how all dim sum should strive to be done. But of course, greatness always has a price... and this place is pricey. Dim sum on sunday for 2 was $90. Granted we went dumpling happy, but I've had dim sum for 2, dumpling happy and all for $20. But definitely worth the experience of the best dim sum ever! Plenty of seating, good service.
- Pros: best dim sum, lots of tables/seats, good service
- Cons: expensive for dim sum
Overrated dim sum
by nayiak at Citysearch
Yank Sing certainly does not deserve a high ranking for its dim sum. Growing up in Canton, I am a total dim sum snob and I went to Yank Sing out of its reputation. It was a total disappointment. It was very much Americanized (and maybe that is why many people think it is good). If you want more authentic dim sum, I would recommend the Canton Dim Sum Seafood Restaurant down on Hawthorne and Folsom, much more authentic and good dim sum.
Yes, the serving staff in Yank Sing speaks English, if that is more important than food quality then you probably would choose Yank Sing. Yank Sing has relatively good ambience, but to me, it is a little over done and commercial. It is in a good location, convenient for business lunch to please your clients. But for me, food is really the essence of a restaurant and Yang Sing certainly is overrated.
- Pros: location, ambience
- Cons: average dim sum quality, overrated reputation, price
Great food
by jenrey76 at Citysearch
This place has the best dim sum I have ever tasted. The have a very larrge selection. Went in between lunch and dinner hours and had no problem being seated. The servers were not very friendly but the food made up for it.
- Pros: Great food
- Cons: location, parking, very expensive 2 people for lunch was 100.00

