Found the restaurant through Michelin recommendation. We arrived a little before 8pm, an hour before closing, on a Sunday evening. We was surprised to see the restaurant was still more than 50% full. We got a table right away and started to order. Tea: 1/5 star; very bland, no tea flavor at all. Food: 4/5; highly recommend: 1)roasted garlic chicken: skin was crispy and meat was tender; 2)eggplant in garlic sauce: excellent texture - soft but not mushy and flavorful, also no pepper mixed in this dish! 3)pork soup dumplings: 3 pieces per order, each dumpling was bigger than other restaurants, plenty of soup inside the dumpling. Service: 4/5; was quick and not pushy although it was one hour before closing time. Overall, we had an enjoyable meal.

We put in 8 orders for two which was a good amount of food that we were able to finish. The restaurant itself is a bit dingy. That said, the food was delicious and everything arrived piping hot not too long after we put in the order

Definitely a go-to spot for quick service dim sum! This is a very casual place and gives a food court vibe, but the servers are friendly and quick. We got an order of Chinese broccoli, pork soup dumplings, minced chicken buns, and the Meat/Seafood dim sum platter. Everything was delicious!

Ambience is weird. Very dim sum, sort of a mall food court vibe. Food however was exceptional. Best dim sum of my LIFE. Abundant portions, reasonable price, helpful service, timely food from kitchen. I would go back in a second.

A perfect spot for dim sum! Food: we ordered a bunch of different dishes to share. My favorites were the crab meat dumplings, the shrimp rice rolls, and the vegetable dumplings. But honestly, you can't go wrong with anything you order here! It's all so flavorful and good Price: we ordered 10+ dishes and it came out to $35 per person after tax and tip and I was full for most of the day! Very reasonably priced especially for what you are getting Ambience: they have seating both upstairs and downstairs - so you can definitely get a seat here Service: good service! They were very fast

The waiters were friendly, and the service was quick as well. The food itself was amazing, and I wish I had room for more. The restaurant was neat and clean, and the tea paired so well with the food.

If you're looking for a quick bite or an all day Dim Sum place, I would recommend checking this hole in the wall Restaurant. I've gone here the past few times I visited Chinatown and really enjoyed their food. The place is fairly small but also has a second floor to accommodate events. Service is quite fast and their takeout is quick as well. My favorite dishes are the Shrimp rice rolls and Egg custards, which sell out by early afternoon. Overall if you're looking for a cheap and quick dimsum place you should definitely check this out.

For weekend brunch time dim sum, I'd give this place 3 stars and for dinner I'll give it 4. Since we have our pick of amazing dim sum restaurants with fresh, inventive plates and actual push carts, heading into the crowded this crowded restaurant feels lackluster in comparison. This place kind of spearheaded ordering dim sum off of menus instead of carts but the kitchen here can be very slow whereas when you dine at a place with pushcarts you can eat as soon as you sit down. I don't see why you'd pick this place over others for dim sum. For dinner, the place is a lot more calm and you can actually get the attention of your server. It's nice to have a full menu of dim sum staples to enjoy at night, and their kitchen is actually pretty good. Order the classics like har gow, siumai, rice noodles with shrimp, pea shoot leaves with garlic sauce, and all of the dumplings. I thought the food was pretty good. There's plenty of space for large parties and they allow BYOB with a corkage fee, but you can sweet talk them into dropping it if you spend enough on food.