Great Seafood Harbor Inc in Artesia

Your typical friendly neighborhood dim sum place. No thrills, ok service and normal dim sum place atmosphere. We tried a little of all of the dim sum basics, only item I didn’t like much is the egg tart, which is some weird combo of a Portuguese tart and a Hong Kong egg tart.

Always an easy place to go get dimsum in the Artesia area and will definitely get busy in the morning when you want dim sum. Always great hargao and shumai to eat as well as all the other dimsum selections that are offered. Parking could get packed on the weekend but worth it when youre in the area.

Fresh food every time. I love pan fried noodles and seaweed shrimp rolls.

Well, it has been years that we haven’t come back to this place. It seemed like the whole mall was under new facelift construction for the area. As usual, the parking still packed with cars and this mall was busy with customers. There were shops and restaurants in the same mall including an Indian supermarket near by. We came in right on time with 1/4 full of customers inside this restaurant. After a while, it was busy and noisy . The foods were good and very delicious. Services here were fast and very friendly. Again the food carts kept coming around your tables for you to choose your own favorites. Good to be back and had lunch with families.

Got takeout and the food was amazing! Its hard finding good dimsum in the area so Im glad I found them! They were super nice and friendly! Will definitely come back again!

Great place for dim sum. Service as to be expected- the food was quite good. We had been here a couple of times in the past and always look forward to eating here

Their food used to be very good but last few times we went, food was too salty, and too expensive. We ordered snow peas, fried calamari, crispy noodles, and pork bbq fried rice. Too oily, calamari was full of salt at every bite and too chewy - food just wasnt good anymore.

Bernard and May have been keeping this place running for years. They have great dim sum and a good variety of items especially on weekends. Their regular menu is also good. Some favorites include salt and pepper squid (calamari), house special chow mein Hong Kong style, walnut shrimp, kung pao chicken, orange chicken, vegetable delight, and lobster. Its been hard to operate restaurants during the pandemic, so if you like a good local Chinese food place, please support them by ordering take out or eating in if local restrictions allow. This will help keep these community gems open for years to come! Enjoy!

Its your typical spot with good dim sum and rude service. I say rude because it can seem that way if you are not accustomed to the culture I guess. The food here is pretty good, I always stop by when Im in town. Come here for the food and not the service and you wont be disappointed.

We always really enjoy ourselves at Seafood House. The carts are full of goodies, but my favorite is the pan fried dumplings. They are delicious! A bit crunchy on the outside, packed full of yummy on the inside. The tofu is great too. My husbands favorite is chicken feet or shu mei. It does get loud and crowded but that generally means everything is hot.