I am not an expert on Cantonese food but it was good, we liked it and was warm. We ordered the dim sum and everything was good. No complaints. They guy was super friendly and explained what was that we orded. We asked him two pick 3 for us and his choices were really good. Service was quick and prices fair for the dim sum dishes.Just check the tip is not charged already because I read that in the sheets.Two things that could improve:1. The oily spicy sauce was not really spicy.2. Prices should be updated on the dim sum sheets to show their current price. Especially for those who like to make drama over a dollar or 2.
First time I came here the place wasn't even busy and it felt like they were trying to rush us out. We tried their dim sum menu and most of it was cold or lukewarm at best. It's also beyond expensive for what mediocre food you got. It was quite disappointing.Our second time coming here we ordered off the dim sum menu but there's no trolly/cart out like last time along with other items. The atmosphere is still off; empty and cold. It felt like we were just waiting at a doctor's office in silence, only hearing the bubbles of there empty fish tanks. Our food finally came after 20mins in boxes (even though we wanted to eat there) but the food was much better this time! It still wouldn't be my first choice but I wouldn't be mad if I ordered out from here.
Really good food, authentic Chinese cuisines. We had some dim sum and some family style meals: roast duck, bbq pork, etc. All excellent! The place itself is a little out of style and not the newest in its deco - but once you got over it, great food!
We got the carry out authentic BBQ here. Peking duck and the roast pork was very good. They also had the other favorites like soy chicken, BBQ pork, tripe, etc.
It was one of the most unique food experiences I've had in awhile. A dim sum meal with fried chicken feet, pork buns and all sorts of unique dishes. Did not go in prepared and would love to go back with better idea of what I'm doing. Friendly staff and it is obvious that people love this place!
Amazing food, quick service - a great place for Chinese food. With so many options at reasonable pricing, you definitely get to try a lot without spending too much. Our last meal included 2 Dim Sum options, 2 small dishes, and 2 main dishes for under $60. Big portions for the menu items, though, so be sure to order accordingly.
Food was not delicious, on how I remembered it when I was younger. Besides that, last time I went with my family and husband. The lady was really rude and had a nasty attitude. Their menu also doesn't throughly explain how much are in their 1 order. So it makes it confusing to order and we ended up ordering more than we anticipated.
Super disappointed in this food! The shrimp balls were ridiculously cold but had an okay flavor. The fried rice was extremely oily as was the egg roll and spring rolls. The bag the rolls came in were drenched in oil. We ended up throwing out everything because of how oily the food was. They also didn't provide us with any soy sauce. When the gentleman was trying to tell the lady that we needed sauce the lady said "no no" proceeded to grab the bag, tie it up and gave it to me. This place was not only gross but also extremely expensive! I paid almost $50 for my wife and I.On another note, my wife and I wont be needing chapstick for the winter since the food left our lips greasy as hell.
Not only the best Chinese food I've ever had but the best food period... Definitely my go-to restaurant for takeout or dine in... The variety of delicious meats in their front window is amazing... Their duck is amazing... Their fried rice is amazing... all of the food on display in their front window is amazing ?... I ❤ Wei Wei Palace...
If I could give zero star, I would definitely rate it as zero star with no doubt. Their food is not authentic and not really good. If you’re from a place where you can find dim sum, I would strongly recommend you ignore this restaurant.To prove that we were really there, I would upload three pics with this rating post. So, what happened to us then? That was our first visit. We ordered a lot as we really wanted to eat DimSum. The waiter forgot one last dish after we finished what we had at our table. It probably had been 40 mins from the first entree was delivered. While we were eating, we heard she said they’re going to close for the day. So, we accelerated and tried avoiding of delaying her schedule. I directly went to the counter to pay( also tried to accelerate the process and avoid of wasting her time) and told her we found one entree was not delivered. So, I told the waiter(also she was also the cashier) you don’t need to give it to us since we were so full, and ask her remove the item from the check.She argued that “ oh this one is ready. I will bring it to you.” At the moment, when she said so, my husband was packing the leftover.I argued with her that we had been waiting for the last one entree for more than 15mins. You didn’t come and check. Even it’s me to tell you we need to have boxes for packing the leftover and the cheque. You also didn’t say there is one more.While we were having lunch there, they were selling raw pork meats just next to the counter.[Summary]1. This is a family owned business. The problem won’t easily be solved.2. The food is not authentic and not good and not fresh based on my experience in trying multiple Dim Sum restaurants cross Mia-west, California, Toronto, as well as Hong Kong.3. The service is also very rude according to the above experience.