The World’s Most Famous Michelin-Starred Dim Sum Comes to Orange County
- Aug 2, 2018
- 1 min read
Updated: Aug 11, 2018
Tim Ho Wan hits Irvine hard — and soon
Reposted from Eater LA
by Farley Elliott Aug 2, 2018, 10:45am PDT
Dim sum fanatics, get excited: Tim Ho Wan is coming to Irvine, California. The Michelin-rated Hong Kong restaurant has been in steady expansion mode these past few years, opening up two locations in New York City and one in Hawaii. On Tuesday a jump to Las Vegas was also announced, with Southern California teased as a future location as well.
Conde Nast Traveler was the first to break the Las Vegas expansion news, announcing their plan to land inside the Palms Casino Resort sometime in mid-2019. But luckily, local fans of the self-described “cheapest Michelin-starred meal” won’t need to make the hours-long drive past the Mad Greek just to get dine at the Vegas location, as the Irvine outlet could come online by sometime this winter. That’s per prolific Chinese restaurant chronicler David Chan, who says on the Food Talk Central forum that he’s hearing an opening is just half a year away, or less.
In fact, signage is already up at the new Orange County site. The green and yellow awning sits over the door of the former Capital Seafood location at the Diamond Jamboree plaza off Alton Parkway, which closed in May. That shopping center is somewhat famous in certain dining circles, acting as a hub for Asian-American restaurants and diners in Orange County. The company already enjoys some 50 locations across nine countries, and now eager OC diners will get their own Tim Ho Wan as well, signature barbecue pork buns included.
Tim Ho Wan. 2700 Alton Parkway, Irvine, CA.
Original article: https://la.eater.com/2018/8/2/17644024/tim-ho-wan-irvine-expansion-orange-county-dim-sum-michelin
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