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Mon-Fri 11am-3pm Sat-Sun 10am-4pmStatus: Closed
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"Traditional & Creative Dim Sum and then Some" Zagat 2003. View Website Perfect for Parties Catering Available Gift Certificates Available Yank Sing offers an air of commerce in the dining room as deals are made and other business is conducted over lunch. Those who need to get quickly back to their offices or just wanting to enjoy a satisfying meal to go, make their way to the take out area for a Yank Sing combination lunch. On weekends however, Yank Sing's tables spill out into the elegant surrounds of the Rincon Atrium; filled with friends and family, laughter and conversation. Yank Sing serves not only the traditional hors d'oeuvre sized dumplings, but has created a much wider array of items which can be categorized as deem sum consisting not only of dumplings, but also other dishes such as Peking duck-by-the-slice, or a snap peas vegetarian dish.
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One of San Francisco's best dim sum houses offers dozens of little dishes, which include (in addition to the traditional dumplings) salads, Peking duck, and stir-fries, all brought to your table on rolling carts. The Rincon Center location is bigger than the Stevenson Street one, and provides seating in the sunny atrium on weekends. Both outposts do a thriving takeout trade, too, in adjacent spaces ...
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Yank Sing offers a broad selection of dim sum, with more than 60 choices available every day. Favorites like gingery foil-wrapped chicken, delectable shrimp dumplings and ultrarich egg custard tarts are some of the best bites in town. Peking duck tucked into a steamed bun with scallions and plum sauce is a sweet and salty bite of pleasure. Subtle lobster flavor shines through in a steamed lobster ...
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Pleasant surroundings, friendly staff and stellar dim sum make this downtown restaurant a special-occasion favorite.
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Loosely translated as "a delight of the heart," cavernous Yank Sing is the best dim sum restaurant in the downtown area. Confident, experienced servers take the nervousness out of novices -- they're good at guessing your gastric threshold as they wheel carts carrying small plates of exotic dishes past each table. Most dim sum dishes are dumplings, filled with tasty concoctions of pork, beef, fish, ...
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tastyr
we had a large party here, about 12 people. all the food was fresh and hot. good flavors. i have no idea of the prices because someone else was paying. we got a table quickly. water glasses were refilled promptly. the waiters didn't always seem to speak english well and some couldn't give us information about what we were considering ordering, but we all still enjoyed it.
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tastyr
Get there before noon, get a table by the kitchen, and grab every cart that goes by. Ask, "What is that?" to everything. The later you go the less comes out, and what does seems reheated. The less familiar dishes are best, like the sauteed greens, cabage walnut salad, unfamiliar dumpings, mango pudding. I like the meaty spare ribs and foil chicken things. The basic potsticker and chicken salad could ...
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Best dim sum for downtown area including Chinatown. Plus others are closed around 2pm, this place serves till 4pm on the weekend. Their steamed BBQ pork buns look a bit different, that's all. I come here at least once a month. The take-out kitchen is great if you mind the long wait.
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