Authentic Hong Kong style food in Richond

[OrangeL99]

Los Angeles hound coming to Richmond, BC in Sept. The main purpose of my trip to try really good authentic Hong Kong style food. I will stay for 3 days in Richmond near Bridgeport and No. 3 road. I won't have a car. Since there is not many Hong Kong style food in Los Angeles, I am really excited to try authentic Hong Kong style food in Richmond. I have put together some places based on prior Chowhound post and my friend's comment. Is there any other recommendation? What do you think of the choice below?

Dim Sum - Kirin or Shiang Garden or Neptune?

Congee (minced beef) and plain rice noodle roll with hoy sin sauce and peanut sauce(Cheung Fan) - Lam Chu Kee or Wah Yuen Noodle House inside Yahan?

Baked pork chop rice and Wife cake - Kam Do Restaurant

Chicken wing - Food court in Aberdeen Center

Chicken egg ball (egg ball waffle) and imitation shark fin soup - Any food court in Richmond. Any special place plaza foodcourt?

Hot Pot - Sun Tung Kee

Egg Custard and pineapple bun with butter and milk tea - Lido Restaurant

Asian - Troprika

Sushi - Richmond sushi or Shota?

[fmed]

I would consider Sea Harbour for dim sum. Your choices are good.

All the other choices seem reasonable. Mui Garden is another good choice for HK Singapore/Malaysian. I'm not too familiar with the rest of the items.

[OrangeL99]

Thank you for the additional choices. I'll definitely add to my list. But I'll pass on XLB restaurants since there is a very good one call Ding Tai Fung in Los Angeles already.

[fmed]

Yes indeed Din Tai Fung is the benchmark for XLB.

[kwailan4]

Richmond Sushi or Shota? I assume you meant all you can eat. I'll go with Ninkazu / Tomokazu Japanese Restaurant. It is on the second level on a strip mall beside Aberdeen Centre.

205-4231 Hazelbridge Way, Richmond

For real Japanese, the following are good options:

Seto
Torarenbo
Nan Chuu

Your list for Dim Sum, wife cake and Hot Pot looks pretty good. I am not familiar with the rest of the items. Tropika is good for HK-Style Singapore/Malaysian food.

[OrangeL99]

I'm glad someone agree with my choices. Do these real Japanese restaurants serve good sashimi?

[kwailan4]

Sashimi is pretty good at both Seto and Torarenbo. Nan Chuu is an izakaya, so the sashimi selection is pretty limited.

[fmed]

If you decide to go to Torarenbo, know that there is very good XLB nearby at Chen's (at Parker Village).

[kwailan4]

Many a times, I will be heading to Torarenbo, but after parking my car, I ended up at Chen's :)

Speaking of proximity, Nan Chuu is literally next to Kam Do, and Seto is across the street.