I literally love this place the food is so good and super flavorful. The service was so great, the man was extremely friendly and joyful. You have to come here!! You can also do karaoke for free and it’s byob! We got the Dan Dan noodles, blanket noodles w beef and soup dumplings

A very pleasant surprise here. Don’t let its name fool you as it serves a wide variety of authentic Chinese dishes, mostly of Cantonese variety, but also some Update: we tried its steamed buns (小笼包） today at &19 for 16 of them. They were small, but very tasty. I like the. Better than the famous Ding Ta Fung (鼎泰丰） located all over the world. I also tried its chicken soup over rice. Once again, it was tasty, but it wasn’t soupy as advertised and it could use more chicken in this dish. As before, the food was good, but a bit on the pricy side. Shanghainese and Szechuan dishes. We had the ginger/onion chicken (similar to Hainan chicken) and beef with bitter melon. Both were very tasty and sizes were quite large. We will try its noodles on our next visit. The proprietor who also served as the cook was very friendly and efficient. A definitely worth future visits.

This is a real gem for those who like decent Chongqing styled noodles. The house rice noodle is very tasty if you don’t know what yo order. I tried its green pepper with pork dry noodle and it was excellent. It’s just as good if not better than the best ones I had back in California. The noodles were cooked just right and the flavor of the green pepper and pork was on point. The only minor issues were that there were a bit too much pork and the strips are a bit too big. The best part, you can pick your own spiciness level, unlike in Chongqing where there’s only one level of spiciness: burning spicy. The chef recommended the pork intestine noodles, which I will definitely try on my next visit. The service was friendly and attentive. The sitting area and its ambience reminded me of tiny noodle shops in China, but much cleaner. Highly recommended.

Delicious chongqing / Szechuan style noodle shop. You can only find noodles in the menu and marinated duck parts, including the all time favorite duck necks. The food was - warning - very salty. Not sure if we caught it on an off day but we had to water our noodles down. We usually eat on the saltier side.

The food was fresh and delicious. Service friendly and helpful. You’ll feel like you’ve arrived at that hidden gem where the locals eat authentic Asian food. Hong Kong style noodles were delicious, as was the tofu and eggplant. Vegetarian potstickers were not listed on the expansive menu, but when the server realized we were vegetarian she made the recommendation. Great place!

The food here was super good! We went when they weren’t busy which was nice since Honolulu area was always filled with people. Their garlic fried rice was super yum.

First time. Last minute selection to get something different. Service was quick. Unfortunately, the scallops were the bay scallop “small” size, very little mushroom, and the portion size seemed a bit small compared to the price.

The food and service were great,but the place was dated and the people were preparing the food at the table next to us. But all in all it was great food.

Excellent service, friendly environment, the food was fresh and very tasty, it was delicious. No waiting time. I highly recommend this place it is a hidden gem. Prices are very affordable.

This place used to be good, the food is really bad. I ordered chicken fried rice, the worst fried rice I have ever eaten, I ended up tossing it, my money to the garbage can! it was more like old steam rice not fried and the chicken tasted like freezer, the food was cold. I will never buy food from this place again. Most positive reviews are from workers and friends from the owners.