The Oldest Dim Sum House In San Francisco at Hang Ah Dim Sum Tea House - Dining on a Dime
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- Опубликовано: 17 июн 2024
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I can see why people might think he's a boring presenter. But I actually like the fact that he doesn't try to oversell the taste of the food, or play it up like it's bigger than it really is. He seems very humble and respectful, and I can appreciate that.
I was born and raised in SF, My family took me there when I was about 6 or 7, this was in the 50's
My fav was chow sao ho fun, not sure if they still have it? can make at home but u have to soak the rice noodles over night, now a days U can soak for about an hour, also the fun gao, i also used the playground arcross the street as i got older used to play tennis on that one court too, I live overseas now, thx for sharing, brings back a lot of memories
I truly appreciate your descriptions of each of the dim sums, straight to the point without resorting to endless corny commentary. I’ve learned a lot from this video and hope to check this place out, soon.
This video inspired me to find this place and I was originally intending to go on my birthday but they closed early. I finally went there today and it was absolutely incredible! Service was good, food was unbelievable! I highly recommend all their teas, the soup dumplings, and the pot stickers. This place has been number one on my list of places to eat since I first saw this video and it did not disappoint!
Thanks Eater for pushing out quality content! This was a joy to watch, had my mouth watering ha.
I love Lucas! So humble and real!
It must've been really early. He looks tired AF.
He is always crushed in his vids lol
It was first thing in the morning!
How was the food on a scale of one to ten?
The best kind of breakfast.
Tea time, sort of an early brunch
I went there last March! I was visiting from Hawaii and a new friend from Cameron House up the street wanted to take me to lunch and shared about this place being a favorite spot. great food!
The history behind this dim sum house is beautiful. Thank you for sharing---peace and love lsj
Dim City 2000. Lucas representing the classics.
I frigging love supporting local food establishments, when i visit SF one day, I gotta hit this place up. I love how the owner kept the recipes original and menu mostly unfettered. The 2 or 3 dozen original dim sum items are the best!
"Dim Sum" literally means : a touch of heart.
The pork buns look amazing by the way, thanks for another great video.
I've also heard...."Hearts' Delight"! Either translation is great...Yom Cha..take a little tea!
Damn, nice video, as always. Keep up the great commentary Lucas, and Eater as a whole. Love the show!
Used to go here all the time in the early 90s when I lived nearby. They made a green curry turnover I've never found at any other dim sum place...so very delicious. Also, if you were alone, you could get a dim sum platter - one each of several favorites plus a side of rice.
When lucas blinked with one eye, i just melt.! Lol
It looks amazing! Thanks Lucas!
A dim sum restaurant isn't complete without old ladies pushing trolleys loaded with various steaming bamboo containers filled with lots of different stuff. But I guess you need space for that.
Hang Ah is small place. You'll have to go to New Asia on Pacific Street where they have 500 diners to find push carts.
Yeah, I figured. I live in SEA, so I'm lucky enough to have dim sum (and other yummies) everywhere...
Actually modern dim sum (since late 90's onward) no longer do push trolleys anymore. Most Hong Kong dim sum places you just order from a order sheet (I did that when I was in Hong Kong a couple of years ago). I live in Vancouver and there are many dim sum restaurants that do it just like that as well since so many Chinese from HK/China have immigrated/moved to Vancouver. It is absolutely the reason you stated, space is a premium. It is a novelty to visit a dim sum restaurant that still does it though. Some will do push trolleys but just for some of their daily specials. I like push trolleys more (especially with the old ladies) but I have moved on...
@@jauipop I still miss the King Cafe (King St) but is Tai Tung still open? They have the BEST Hum Bao on the West Coast!
This is a dumb comment.
It was at Hang An 60 some years ago that a very littledikkins fell in love with chicken feet (and the rest of their menu). Back then it was cart service but otherwise has changed little since the early 1950s.
Probably the best food series on RUclips
Great commentary, the description for each dim sum was spot on
I absolutely love dim sum! Great job on the video!!
I live about 10 mins. by foot and walk by here on my way to work and have always wanted to try it out. Thanks to your video I definitely will now. Everything looked great.
Dim Sum = pieces of my heart. You are a stellar food awesomeness!
The way he describes. Always on point.
I love this video . The duration is just right not too short like normal .
The team behind this series is made up of 3 people, and we film in 8 locations in 3.5 days, we try our hardest to get the most out of every episode.
Eater Respect.
Eater Thank you.
@Eater I had Shu Mai before, but, it didn't look like the one you showed in the video
@@JadenYukifan28then you got bunk dim sum my friend
Thank you Lucas for sharing another dim sum spot in San Francisco to try. Looks great.
Weezer, Lucas and San Francisco. why can't I like this three times?
lsuarez pls create two more accts and do that pls and ty
I’m here in San Francisco for couple days. Thank you for sharing your video. Love this spot.👍🤤
Thank you for this video..., thank you for your instructions and knowledge I only wish I could go to San Francisco and enjoy this
Awesome video! Yummy. I'm from the East Bay and trying to remember if I've been there. Gotta go back and try this restaurant though. Miss the Bay. Thanks for sharing!
The Chinese name for San Francisco literally translates to "Old Gold Mountain"..
There's more than one Chinese name for San Francisco. 舊金山 is "Old Gold Mountain", but 三藩市 as the Chinese transliteration is commonly used.
In Taiwan we most commonly use 舊金山, perhaps 三藩市 is used more often by other parts of the Chinese speaking world.
For anybody in my age we Hoisan ngin called America Fah kay or Flowery banner because Americans flag is as beautiful as a flower! San Francisco is called Gim Sahn or Golden Mountain in Hoisan Vah. (Good to Know for you latter Han immigrants lol)
fascinating culture and history. Shang-Di bless ! Good people, beautiful people inside and out ! :D
classic dim sum and bottom less tea pots. very elegant Chinese... love this !
best review so far from Lucas. GJ man.
Thanks for the great video! Lived in SF 20 years but never went here it's hidden . Love Chinatown. Miss the dim sum and shopping on Stockton. Sigh.
I went there twice when I was in SF - it was delicious and the service was great
They serve chicken feet in Trinidad as well, but like pickled with cucumber and pepper. it's called Chicken Feet Souse
Thank you youtube algorithm i needed to learn what else I missed out on when I visited the city
I love this guy, he knows so much and is so upbeat!!!
cazzjeuh Upbeat?! Are you a rock or something??? Lucas is SO boring and low energy.
He hardly ever smiles too. >:/
Nick Smith nah man, he is really respectfull to people and let the shots do the talking, het awesome!
damn, now i need some dim sum. I love your show by the way.
Great job sowing off the dim sum! So good!
thank you!
Had those sesame balls before and they own me. YUM! :o
You have the best job ever !
Looks amazing
Much love guys :)
W.E.E.Z.E.R.!!!!!! too awesome!
went ti hang ah while i was in sf the pork buns are so soft and tasty, the potstickers are jumbooo, and the dim sum is amazing !!!!!
Those Char Siu baos look sooo good
Loving the shirt Lucas!
DIM City 2000 lol Lucas is such a genius
OMG that looks so good.
Love your shirt mate
Ahhh the baseballs are my favorite!
if you ever come to New Jersey, come to Shanghai Dumpling (Shang Hai Xiao Long) in Edison! Absolutely has the best pork soup dumplings. I think it would be perfect for this show.
Proud to be from SF
Awesome vidd!
Eddie Huang on Lucas' xiao long bao eating technique: "Don't be a hooligan"
I'm so glad he respected the Cantonese culture and referred to majority of the dishes in Cantonese instead of Mandarin. I think there was one dish he pronounced in Mandarin, but otherwise, kudos to Lucas for avoiding the mainstream habit of pronouncing all Chinese in Mandarin, instead of their native regional languages.
If you can't speak Cantonese, you'll prefer to say it in mandarin to avoid making mistake.
Lucas the kind of Cantonese guy who speaks 76 languages but not Cantonese
Did he? The way he pronounced HARRR gow, hurt me.
Those sesame balls what my parents always called it as, "BOMBS" lol
He should smile when he's talking to people
Dim sum for breakfast! Must be nice, I envy you Lucas
I never went there when I lived in SF. But that was before they revamped it. Next time I go up there they’re first on my list. I like taro dumplings and turnip cake too?
Hell yea! Love dim sum.
Love Dim sum.
Love it
Really do need to go to Monterey Park!
Just got back from Guangzhou and Hong Kong and the steamed pork buns were made different the six places I went to. It looks closer to the Shumai shown. like 3/4 pieces of dough around the pork filling with sometimes a little bit of filling showing at the top. Tried chicken feet and the flavor was good but I wasn't crazy about the texture.
Another restaurant I have walked by innumerable times, and just never gone in......
For those who go to San Francisco, there are some extremely interesting boutique hotels which ring Chinatown, and even my favorite which is just inside Dragon Gate. Not fancy, but clean and well run, and less expensive - and you get to walk around one of the most interesting parts of the City - and one which literally runs all day and night!
I know the owner of hang ah tea room he is very nice to talk to. I go to their other restaurant almost every week
I crave chicken feet in black bean sauce..my Grandmother used chicken feet for chicken soup..gave it a better texture...at Hang Ah the steamed spare ribs, and meat/fish patty over rice..and their turnip cake. Now that we don't need masks, I've got to go soon....and hit up Golden Gate Bakery for Egg tarts (Dahn tart) hot out of the oven!
thumbs up for the weezer shirt
That guy Chauncy sounds like Seth Rogan! Plus - Yum Cha (Dim Sum) is huge in Australia - we love it! You should come over here Lucas and crew! (I'll show you around)
Dim City: 2000!!! My first city management game.
OFC the bread mask make you laugh~ haha
I love that you're a weezer fan
Love Little Lucca, gotta go light on the Garlic sauce tho!!
That wink though.
DIMSUMMM IS THE BEST THING EVER
Is it weird that I fell in love with his awkward jokes hahaahha
haha thank you
if youre ever in saskatoon Saskatchewan, go to the manderin!!! best dim sum ive ever had and theyre so nice there. my family has been going there my whole life and i have yet to find another dim sum place thats better. their pork buns are amazing and literally my favourite food. they also do sticky rice that has pork mixed in, im not sure if thats standard dim sum sticky rice but its awesome.
So how does this compare to NYC's own Nom Wah Tea Parlor that also serves dim sum and has been around since 1920 as well?
Chicken feet (aka phoenix feet) is my favourite dim sum dish and love pineapple egg custard buns. I prefer the ladies with push carts, which are rare in Toronto's Chinatown due to lack of space/rent costs.
Why I Love Canada
The only item missing from this perfect, delicious breakfast is Bean Curd wraps in brown gravy
nice shirt lucas!!!
everything seems sweet
you missed the turnip cake!!!! >
You cannot be a native: It's Grant AVENUE! (Plus, the roster of what he's ordering--I'm so envious!)
the yellow filling bun is made of custard & salted egg yolk, some call it custard bun or molten lava bao. if done correctly and served hot, the filling 'spills' out like lava when u break it open. Specialty of Taiwan's Din Tai Fung
wow congrats on trending
I would love to eat here
Chicken feet from dim sum is the best. That's why my hand writing chicken hand writing 🤣
I want to go there
I must try the bread with the eye whole tip! XD
the way you say har gow is killing me
The instant i saw that weezer shirt, I sang Beverly Hills in my head.
Finally, a Lucas video... 🙌
That wink thoooooooo
glad they haven't changed it too much. i miss the old interior though.
Nice shirt!