Lobster House brings dim sum to Tacoma, finally

FIRST BITE REVIEW: Until now, finding dim sum in Tacoma was about as easy as finding a creperie or Ethiopian restaurant. Yeah. Good luck with that. Then, a few weeks ago, along came a small sidewalk board in the Lincoln District advertising this: "Lobster House Chinese Restaurant Dim Sum."

SUE KIDD

Lobster House Chinese Restaurant Dim Sum

SUE KIDD | STAFF WRITER

Published: 11/11/11 5:58 am | Updated: 11/11/11 11:20 am

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Until now, finding dim sum in Tacoma was about as easy as finding a creperie or Ethiopian restaurant. Yeah. Good luck with that. Then, a few weeks ago, along came a small sidewalk board in the Lincoln District advertising this: "Lobster House Chinese Restaurant Dim Sum."

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