Good place to get Hunan style rice noodle soup. They serve the meat in hot sauce separate from the noodle, so you could control the amount of hot sauce to get into the noodle soup. Just be warned that if you pour in the whole bowl of meat and hot sauce, be prepared for some really really hot and exciting experience!

Ordered their special set— the menu said super spicy, but the good thing was the rice noodle with soup and the beef came separately, so you could adjust the level of spice on your own. The rice noodle was pretty chewy, and the flavor was really good. One thing worth mentioning should be don’t overestimate how much spice you could handle.

We had two types of delicious dumplings with soup; one was steamed and the other was pan-fried. My son enjoyed the braised pork over steamed white rice.

Food are pretty good and price are decent. Very little customers at lunch. Staff isn't very friendly.

The porridge was good, but the noodles in the wonton noodles soup was soggy (over cooked). The string bean pork neck was a little salty. The garlic minced lettuce was good. We went there around 8:30pm for a late dinner, there was only one waiter serving half the restaurant, so service was slightly slow. She was working non stopped

There's dimsum dishes available even during dinner time! Everything was very yummy, if a bit pricy. The complimentary tea was actually pretty good, too. Not too weak (went for dinner) and also brewed nicely (no bitterness from overbrewed tea). I just have no idea what kind of tea it is other than it being some kind of black tea 😅