This take-out–focused Chinese spot lists dim sum among its offerings, alongside chow mein and dumplings. Here dim sum leans toward a compact selection of small steamed or fried bites that you can add to a larger order of noodles, rice, or stir-fries. The pieces are prepared for quick service and packaged for travel, so they are geared toward casual snacking at home rather than drawn-out table service. Diners who mention the dim sum view it as a convenient way to get a few traditional bites without driving far or sitting down for a full dim sum restaurant experience.[6][11]