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Businiess name:  Hong Kong East Ocean Seafood
Review by:  citysearch c.
Review content: 
Yes, it's true what you've heard ... the best dim sum in San Francisco is actually across the bay in Emeryville. Set in the Marina Harbor Village, this very authentic Chinese restaurant has the best Sunday dim sum in the Bay Area. Get there early, before noon if you can, or else you'll end up waiting. Thankfully, the restaurant is huge and can accommodate very large groups. Ask for a seat by the window and admire the amazing view of the bay and the Bay Bridge. Pros: uthentic Chinese Cons: crowded on weekends

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