This place has a very high reputation and often comes up as the best place for dumplings. So I went in with very high hopes. The food was fine but absolutely not worth all the hype. I enjoyed the fried pork but the fried rice was no different than literally any other take out. The dumplings I had (very limited selection) was fine at best. Maybe if I had gone in with no expectations or hype it would have been different.
Not recommended. First time here, I believe they gave me take out that has been sitting around.I also didn't get the meal I ordered. I couldn't eat this slop.The rice was sticking together and in clumps.I took pix and threw it in the garbagewhere it belonged. Shameful I really was looking forward to a good Chinese meal.
Fairly old fashioned and good Chinese restaurant. Limited in dimsum but very good. Help overwhelmed at times (but thats because of the large number of folks trying to order) so patience is required.
Best Chinese food in the area offering a mix of American and Cantonese selections. A great option for new year or times when you want the flavor quality elevated
Not a typical dimsum cart place. You have to order from the menu which is fine. Food was pretty average but pretty pricey. $50Not including tips for 2 people whereas usually costs us $30-40 for the same platesBe aware of the hot tea pot they have on the table. We didnt ask for it, thought it was complimentary but was charged $4 for it. We didnt even drink itScam?
Classic Hong Kong style Chinese restaurant. Do yourself a favor and get a bowl of noodles! Also the crispy pork is delicious ?
Beware, this restaurant has a scam. The price in the menu is not the right one. They can bill you whatever they want, because they put the sign “the price can change without notice.”. They charge me today every dish over $4/ each. I had to pay extra $12 without the notice. I’m so upset because they cheating me.
The service and food have been great.
Absolutely stay away from this restaurant if you don't want to feel being taken advantage of. Otherwise, be ready to pay a higher price on your final bill than the price you see on the menu: $9.95 will become $11.95; $15.95 will become $16.95; $3.25 for a small bowl of rice which could be free elsewhere. When you ask about the pricing discrepancies, the waitress will point out to you that the menu states that "Price change without notice." The check is based on whatever the prices in their computer are, not on the beautifully printed menu which is given to you at the time you sit down. Then, you would wonder why you were given a menu with lower price in the first place!! COVID has hit everyone badly but honesty is still a must as a good business practice.
Great Chinese food!!! Could be a little cleaner but definitely my fav Authentic Chinese dive in the area.