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Wow! Really tasty food and unusual flavores. Stopped by on the way back from the airport and will definitely be back! Defenetly recommend the sea urch…
Dan
Koi Palace
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Mouth-watering dim sum as what you'd expect from a typical place like this. The dishes we ordered were not extraordinary except for the deep fried ses…
Carmela
Koi Palace
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We ordered shrimp with scallops, grilled porkchop, shrimp and broccoli.. I didnt like the food here. And this restaurant is expensive. I preferred the…
Sam Solomon
Koi Palace
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Koi Palace is open for Casual Dining. Koi Palace serves Chinese, Dim Sum and Seafood dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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6 Reviews on “Koi Palace”
Wow! Really tasty food and unusual flavores. Stopped by on the way back from the airport and will definitely be back! Defenetly recommend the sea urchin sashini if you have a salt tooth.
Mouth-watering dim sum as what you’d expect from a typical place like this. The dishes we ordered were not extraordinary except for the deep fried sesame balls (buchi) which were piping hot when it arrived and just melted in your mouth like butter. It was a little hard to order since only one waiter knew how to speak English.
We ordered shrimp with scallops, grilled porkchop, shrimp and broccoli.. I didnt like the food here. And this restaurant is expensive. I preferred the dimsums but the waiter said they dont serve dimsum during dinner time. Sad.
Best in the Bay area!. We were told this was the best dim sum in the bay area and we agree hole heatedly! The shanghai dumplings were great, definitely the highlight of the meal. Everything else was great too, we had 15 dishes between 4 people and had very little left over.
The service could be a little warmer, but the food was superb and the prices were quite reasonable. We had roasted duck, sweet & sour pork, and a combo plate with BBQ pork and what I think was pickled jellyfish.
While the food is still generally good, quality is spotty compared with past dining. What is particularly disappointing is the terrible service and generally rude maitre’d / supervising service staff. Added to the hour-long wait for our table, our recent visit was one I’d like to forget. There are much better dim sum dining options in the City, East and South Bay.