We came in not fully knowing what to expect as the outside seems a little sketchy but our hesitation was quickly removed as we were greeted by very friendly staff. They interior had great decorations which I loved, however there was virtually no sound so it was really quiet and made me feel like I needed to whisper the whole time. Other than recommending a little music, I really liked the place and the sparkling tables. Also heads up, they serve the drinks in cups that day Pepsi but they serve Coke so if you have an issue with that, now you know lol. We ordered off the chef suggestion portion of the menu and got the Happy Family and the Chicken in a nest, which comes in an edible taco salad style bowl. When the Happy Family meal was served, it was poured onto a hot place and served to our table which was a bit showy and fun. I enjoyed it. When we were all finished, we asked for to go boxes and our waitress brought us an extra box of rice! She said you need more rice with leftovers and I agree and she is the best for that! The food was good and the service was nice. They have a good sized menu if you need lots of options and I was pleased.

Slow service, food was good, there want any back ground music though and all I could hear was the people next to me constantly chewing and throat clearing.

Altogether mediocre "Chinese-style" food. If you get it when it comes out fresh, it is not bad in a pinch. Avoid at all costs if you do not see the food come out fresh. Especially the fried and sauced dishes. They will be soggy, heavy and mushy. The pot stickers and spring rolls are pretty good. That said, the sushi bar offerings are not bad for the money.

I've been to this hychi a year ago. It was bad back then. Thought I'd give it another chance. Bad idea. Looked like the food had been sitting in the containers a while. All the dishes had that "sitting around awhile" film on the top of them. Orange chicken and lo mein were very bland. Threw most of it away. Don't get the chinese from here. Disappointing every time.