About Sea Food Paradise
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8602 Westminster Blvd., Westminster, CA 92683, USA
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Always a great experience here. Ordered for a party which included: Peking Duck with Buns, Vegetable delight - mixed, with tofu; Mongolian Beef, Walnut Shrimp, House Special Fried Rice, and whole Deep Fried fish with sauces on the side. Everything was so delicious.
Serving delicious Dim Sum up to 3pm. Food, any food they serve on the menu is a delight. From Thursday to Sunday at night, it becomes a dancing & singing hall, while having dinner!
Relative to other Chinese restaurants, this place is excellent. We were too late for dim sum, but the regular entrees were delicious. The seafood, fish and lobster, were not overcooked. The atmosphere is unusual. It is setup like a dance hall with seating around the dance floor. The decorations are slightly surreal and a hybrid of a wedding and funeral. Service was very attentive.
Bustling dim sum restaurant on the weekends. There's usually a wait for large groups of 6 or more. There were only 4 of us so we were seated right away. I love dim sum places where they still push the carts around. The ladies were all very helpful. If we tell them what we are looking for and they don't have it in their cart, they will go hunt it down for us too. Service is quick. We were seated and immediately someone came over to ask us what tea we would like. Carts are moving up and down the aisles and everyone seems happy working there. I've been going to this place for years and it seems like their quality and food have improved since the last visit.
Seafood Paradise was a big disappointment for both dim sum and lunch. At $16 per dish, the portions were extremely small and the quality didn’t match the price. While the customer service was friendly, the overall experience just wasn’t worth it.