Haven't been here for a while. This used to be a very popular dim sum and Cantonese food restaurant. With more competition, it is not as busy. Had a family dinner here and actually, pretty good. Maybe a bit higher prices for the live seafood, but quite delicious! I just wish they had more vari
The food was satisfactory at this location but but the way they treat certain costumers and non - locals is really disgusting. Five dishes for four people and we still left the restaurant hungry. However, the table next to us had much more amounts food than us with fewer dishes ordered. We also orde
Char siu was ok but the rice was way too soggy. Also ordered a char kuey teow and warming: this is NOT a char kuey teow. They used thinner rice noodles and put some old Char siu in there (no fish cakes) and the seasoning is completely off. They used curry powder so it was kind of like a bad Singapor
Really delious dim sum. The service is not the best and there is usually a wait to get a table. But the food is amazing and worth it.
There is no dim sum at dinner time any more. You can order only typical Cantonese dishes. The taste is okay. Service is not good though. They completely forgot about the Beijing duck I ordered, until I reminded my service after we were almost done with the order dishes. The positive side is that thi
Food here is delicious. Recommend eating at the front of the restaurant. Front has the same food and is the same price with much better decor and air flow.
Food is good, but waiter service aren't that nice, only has smiling face when customers speaking Cantonese.
The food is fine. BUT, there are two parts of restaurants. One is cash only, and the other one takes credit cards. It makes me feel like a trap. Had to walk to an ATM to get cash after lunch.
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