I was a bit skeptical of this place based on the menu pricing. The serving size at most Dim Sum places are quite “small” (size and quantity), so to pay double digits for a dish seemed a bit steep. But we were celebrating a birthday, so it was worth trying once. I apologize for doubting this place. All items are double orders (so 8 pieces instead of 4), but what really was the delightful surprise was the size of the pieces. You know ur in a good place when it takes 2 bites to eat one piece. Food was delicious and tasty. My only criticism is the Red Vinegar on the table, tasted a bit watered down. Efficient and attentive staff. No cheap styrofoam to go boxes AND they don’t charge you for the containers. I appreciate that.

Just happened by and decided to give it a try. Staff weren't really helpful and ordering is via bar code. The portions are big and the food was pretty good (I enjoyed the two items I had, beef balls soup and beef rice crepes). Two items came out to $30, so it's a pricey dim sum.

I would give it no stars if I could I ordered the vegetarian fried rice and the vegetarian chow mein upon eating the fried rice. My husband bit down on a metal screw that was inside of the fried rice. I called the restaurant and explained the situation about the metal screw being in the fried rice that my husband bit Down on but she seemed not concerned about the situation she just offered To make the food again, I said no thank you to the food because I don’t want the same. Same situation again my first time ordering there and this will be my last time ordering there.

Very friendly service. Excellent hot & sour soup, it was the best thing I ate. So good I didn't even catch a picture. I did not like the honey char siu pork [barbecue pork]. Really liked the Mongolian chicken [lots of onions] & chicken with string beans. There are only two tables, with a total of eight stool seats. Mostly a take out spot. Everything is served in to-go containers.