I enjoyed the overly priced soup..Since when does a bowl of soup cost over $10? Oh at ABC Seafood thats where!!

The dim sum is soo good here. I've been to Koi Palace in Daily City and I'd rather come here because they have better customer service and you never wait more than 20 minutes for a table. Come to think of it I've never waited for a table but I've seen others wait. You must get here before 12 on Saturdays or you will definitely be ...

I have been a fan of ABC for many years. My favorite food is pigeon and goose feet+abalone. Of course, shark fins soup is the best for winter time. Besides, the new decoration is very modern.

the food is pretty tasty, but if u look at the health report (from the health inspection) its pretty bad. food that should b refrigerated is left out, spoiled foods were found, and not such great jobs with cleaning in the kitchen. dont eat here too often...or just order something safe!

I would say the dim sum overall is pretty average--not bad, not great. If you live less than 10 minutes away like I do, it's a reasonable choice for a weekend dim sum brunch that doesn't require driving to SF. The staff is rarely that friendly; might be cause I'm a gringo, not sure. One particular exception to the average cuisine--their roast duck is a good choice.

I used to be a big fan of ABC Seafood, however something has happened that has made me swear it off for good. The service is rude, and the prices have become outrageous. My last lunchtime takeout order of chicken fried rice cost me a whopping $13! This was no gourmet dish either, completely pre-made with tiny stringy bits of bland chicken in ...

I heard that Saddam Hussein ate at ABC Seafood once. He loved the dim sum too.

Dear all readers,
I had my wedding in ABC two years ago. First of all, the service was great and the food was delicioused. Besides, Dim Sum and others are also recommended.

I first was introduced to ABC for a wedding. Now I drive out of my way to meet friends there; it's a good meeting point between Berkeley and Silicon Valley. The dimsum is pretty good for the Bay Area (unlike that gwailoh Peony or Mandarin Gourmet) and the selection tends towards the more authentic. They also offer 3 kinds of tea instead of just Jasmine, and it is relatively fragrant.