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Nestled in the heart of Milpitas, Cheung Hing Restaurant is a beloved destination for those craving authentic Cantonese dim sum and traditional Chinese cuisine. This well-established gem brings a harmonious blend of time-honored flavors and fresh ingredients, serving dishes that showcase the culinary artistry of the region with every bite.
The moment you step into Cheung Hing, you can feel the lively, bustling energy that’s perfect for family gatherings or casual meals with friends. The atmosphere strikes a balance between warm and vibrant, echoing the communal spirit often synonymous with Cantonese dining. It’s a place where the clinking of tea cups and soft chatter create a comfortable backdrop to an exceptional culinary experience.
The menu is a treasure trove of classic favorites and standout specialties, starting with their renowned Chiu Chow Dumpling and the succulent Roast Duck (half 明炉烧鸭半只), whose perfectly crisp skin gives way to tender, juicy meat. The Pan Fried Rice Noodle Roll with XO Sauce (XO煎肠粉) elevates traditional dim sum with a rich, umami-packed sauce that lingers delightfully on the palate. For those seeking classic dim sum staples, the airy Steamed Egg Custard Charcoal Bun and delicately spiced Steamed Chicken Feet offer authentic, comforting textures and flavors.
Chicken lovers are equally well served with a diverse selection of poultry dishes that range from the fiery kick of Kung Pao Chicken and Curry Chicken to the tangy sweetness of Orange Chicken and Lemon Chicken. Each dish bursts with vibrant flavors, perfectly balanced and infused with aromatic herbs and spices that dance across the tongue.
Seafood enthusiasts will savor the Seafood Fried Noodles and the rich, luxurious Braised E-Fu Noodles with Crab Meat, both epitomizing the restaurant’s masterful technique in marrying texture and flavor. Sweet hints from the Honey Walnut Prawns lend the meal an elegant finish, while comforting house specialties like the Chicken Soup provide a soothing end or start to your banquet.
Customer feedback paints a vivid picture of the Cheung Hing experience. Isaac Tan recounts a lively dinner with friends, praising the expertly roasted pork and duck — each bite meeting their expectations with crispy skin and juicy meat, yielding a harmonious balance of textures. Jovis Li found a new favorite in the barbecue duck, highlighting its perfectly crispy skin and moist, flavorful meat, a testament to the kitchen’s meticulous roasting techniques. Meanwhile, reviewers like 1QTpie appreciate the consistently attentive service and the generous size of dim sum portions, specifically noting the robust wok hei (charred aroma) in the beef and shrimp chow fun.
Though some guests have mentioned that service can occasionally be a bit slow during peak hours, the overall commitment to quality and genuine hospitality ensures that most visitors leave highly satisfied. The absence of traditional dim sum carts in favor of made-to-order dishes emphasizes freshness and customization, allowing each plate to arrive piping hot and bursting with flavor.
In essence, Cheung Hing Restaurant stands out not just for its flavorful, authentic Cantonese creations, but for the inviting atmosphere that encourages sharing good food and great company. Whether you’re stopping by for an indulgent dim sum brunch or a hearty dinner of their signature roast meats and noodles, it offers a rich, sensory journey through classic Chinese cuisine that leaves a lasting impression.
Went with a group of 10+ people to have dinner in this restaurant that is well known for its Cantonese-style roast meat (pork, chicken and duck etc.). As such, one of the dishes that was selected was barbecue pork and roasted duck. The ordering experience was good as our group members interacted readily with the manager on duty on the choices of dishes to order. At the end of the meal, everyone was satisfied with the food as well as with the overall price charged for the meal. However, one must be prepared to talk louder as the noise level of this restaurant may be considered a bit uncomfortable for some.
Pretty lively place. The place is mostly packed around lunch time. Usually get a table right away but sometimes would have to wait for 5-10 minutes. Very typical Chinese dim sum. Stuff is made to order so no cart pushing around the restaurant. Food is decent but not the best in the area. Service is ok or sometimes a little slow. They recently changed their tea pot and the sauces tray. Looks much better than before. Two of us eating our filled with some to go came out to be about $55 with tips.
This is definitely going to be my new favorite spot for dim sum! I took my family here yesterday after hearing great things about their BBQ duck, and it absolutely lived up to the hype. We were a party of three and ordered half a duck, it was delicious! The skin was perfectly crispy, and the meat was juicy and not dry at all. We also tried their lobster noodles, which were a great deal, only $28 on the weekend and $22 during the week. On top of that, they are running a promotion right now: if you buy a $300 gift card (cash only), you get a free Empress Chicken. Totally worth it. I decided to buy it because i am very sure i will come back again. Highly recommend this place for anyone craving quality dim sum and Cantonese dishes
Went there this month for a wedding banquet and also on a Saturday for dim sum. Service here is amazing and attentive. Prices are better than most dim sum places and the size of the hai gow is big. All the dim sum is very good and the beef chow fun and shrimp chow fun had very good wok hay. I will definitely be back again.