My family has been going here for decades. Food is authentic and excellent if you know what to order. The atmosphere is usually chaotic and crowded on weekends during dim sum hours, so keep that in mind if you’re easily overstimulated. We recently had from their regular menu the lobster stir-fried with ginger sauce (prepared with black bean sauce is tasty, too!), Peking duck, scallops with black bean sauce, salt and pepper fried chicken, steamed ginger sea bass, chicken chow mein, fried rice with BBQ pork/Chinese sausage, seafood soup with shrimp/tofu/egg flower/mushrooms, shrimp with walnuts and cream sauce (shrimp were gigantic!), and mixed veggies in a savory sauce. Because we couldn’t resist, we also grabbed some coconut buns, egg tarts (probably my favorite), and har gow from the dim sum carts. It was a fantastic birthday lunch!

We went here after hearing all the good reviews and while the food was good. It was still missing a flavor profile here and there that would have knocked it out of the park. The service was very pleasant and since it was the first time here they explained how it worked and we started ordering from the carts. I was just wanting a little more flavor in some of them. Otherwise, it was quantity over quality.

We had several different items off their menu and most of it was gross. The only thing that was semi good was the salmon avocado roll. The restaurant is super dirty and our table was sticky. If you have any questions, they won’t be able to answer you. I would not recommend this place at all.

I was surprised when I tried the Ramen since it has a very special seasoning similar to a homemade ramen, the sushi was very delicious although I would prefer ramen. The atmosphere is a bit lonely. The customer service is very good, they served us quickly even though there were quite a few customers. The prices are very affordable and highly recommended.

One of the best soups I had around. And also surprisingly great Curry. Clean, fresh and Fast.

I decided to ignore the negative reviews and give this place a try - big mistake. The most glaring issue was the Orange Chicken (spicy and regular), which was a major letdown. The pieces of chicken were either overcooked or had been sitting out for too long, making them unnaturally hard and chewy. This made it clear that the dish had not been prepared with the utmost care or freshness. Additionally, the egg rolls were another disappointment. They lacked the rich flavors that I have come to expect from a good Chinese restaurant. The filling was bland, and they were far from the crispy, flavorful rolls I was hoping for. I felt like I was eating water. If you're seeking a Chinese restaurant for a flavorful and satisfying meal, this may not be your best choice. The service, however, was good!

Customer service is awful. When i asked for sauce they either give me attitude or ignore me completely. No one there smiles and it feels uninviting.

Forget what other people who don't live on campus say about this place. I live on campus, the staff is kind and always offer samples to try new items. Yes mistakes can be made but the food is made cleanly and quickly. They work with a huge population of students to smoothly deliver food to the masses. Job well done.