So I came here to try dim sum as a guy on YouTube was raving about Cindys Palace as one of the best places to eat in Lower Manhattan. Man, I don't know what he's thinking and I certainly didn't get the same type of food he got. It wasn't on par for quality or freshness. So disappointing and won't be back. Hope the owner will work on the following: 1: I made a reservation three weeks in advance, but when we arrive, they could not find my name or phone number which was very upsetting. They moved my friend to two different tables. 2: the first 3 dim sum dishes came out cold. We made a comment and the sever took the pea tips only to heat it up to medium. 3: we found most the the dishes really greasy like cheap oil grease and hard to stomach. The House Special Crispy noodles were glowing in oil, not seasoned and came to the table moderately warm. 4. The shrimp and pork dumplings were huge and did come hot to the table but lacked seasoning. 5. You need to clean your heating vents as they are dusty and could be seen from the table read more

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When you come into this place you can tell it is very old school style. I dont mind it as long as the food is good. One thing that wasnt very professional was that they had a private room with karaoke except it wasn't sound proof at all. Everyone in the main dining area can hear the people sing the whole time. We came here for the peking duck. Unfortunately it was not very good. The presentation was poor and most pieces were dry. There were not many pieces that were skin only. The crepes were unique - usually other restaurants give maybe like 8 crepes but this place gives supposedly 16 mini crepes. You can see that the crepes were on the dry side so I guess they didnt steam it fresh. I like the mini better so that I can get more wraps out of it. In other restaurants you wrap 8 and then you just have to eat the duck skin as is. The 2nd course was ok. The salt and pepper squid had good flavor but the squid was overly soft. The salted egg yolk prawn looked like it had a lot of egg yolk but for some reason it. didn't have much egg yolk taste to it. There was a sharp metal piece that was stirred into the prawn dish and we asked what it was. They said it was the prawns spikey shell. We didn't really buy it but we let it go. The fish maw soup barely had any fish maw in it. I dont think I would come back. If you want no frills chinese dinner with peking duck - I would recommend Golden Spring (not Golden Seafood that is beside it) read more

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Cindy's Palace Chinese Seafood Restaurant is an excellent Chinese restaurant in East Vancouver. Hidden gem for dim sum lovers! They offer delivery, takeout and dine in, located on Nanaimo Street near East 2nd Avenue. It's a must visit if you're looking for freshly made live seafood, delicious lobster dishes, proper Peking duck, congee or other specialty dishes. DIM SUM. The best part of their offerings is their daily dim sum. Dim sum cart service is a rare thing these days. They have shrimp dumplings, pork dumplings, sticky rice wrapped in bamboo leaf, shrimp scallop dumplings, BBQ pork buns, chicken buns, vegetarian buns, juicy pork dumplings, beef balls, chicken feet, pan fried turnip cake in XO sauce, deep-fried eggplant stuffed with shrimp & fish paste in black bean sauce, pan fried shrimp chive dumplings, crispy spring rolls, crispy shrimp wonton, baby squid in curry sauce, beef tripe, spareribs with pumpkin in black bean sauce. They're well known for their friendly service and Cantonese cuisine like beef gai lan, Cantonese chow mein, Peking pork chops, deep fried prawns, scallops, squid, deep fried squid with spicy salt & pepper, clams in black bean sauce, deep fried fish fillet with cream corn sauce, halibut with ginger green onion in Maggi sauce, rainbow lettuce wraps, chili clams with golden garlic dried shrimp, braised tofu, seafood casserole, wonton soup, hot & sour soup, crab meat with fish maw soup, seafood soup, cream corn soup with minced chicken, honey garlic spare ribs, clams congee, fish congee, minced beef congee, seafood congee, sliced beef congee, minced pork preserved egg congee, etc. This place makes guests feel at home, nostalgic and welcome. Great place to host gatherings for birthday parties and other celebrations. Great value for money with 10% off dine in and 20% off takeout. Late night dim sum specials from 3-10PM is 10% off for pickup orders. There's lots of parking in the parking lot as well as street parking too. read more

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Dim sum here is pretty solid. Most of their dim sum dishes are under $10 and dim sum is 20% off if you dine in. In the past I found some of the servers to be rude, but this time service was quick and friendly. I came with a group of 8 and we ordered a variety of dishes. All of the dim sum was decent sized and delicious. read more

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My very good friend from East Vancouver (anybody from EastVan reading this? Put your hands up in the air & wave'em from side to side) knows all the hot spots to chow down at! My duck craving has been huge in 2024! That duck skin is soooooo delicious but yeah, I gotta watch my cholesterol for sure. Cindy's Palace is a really ol skool Chinese restaurant - it's old, it looks it & it feels like it. Parking in this area is tight. I only ever come here for duck cause the price is right & I'm usually on the move & don't have time for Dim Sum. The service level here is average - you might need to hail someone down if you need something. Should you be in this area & in need of good duck, do pop in & try it. Get the two course duck = skin & meat. Put the skin in the wraps, add onions & sauce - then eat. Be prepared to oohh & ahhhh after every bite! 享受 (hoeng2 sau6) read more

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This is one of those old school dim sum places - no frills here, just good hot fresh food with east van Cantonese (and perhaps some Hakka / how yip vibes?) I've been here with co workers, family and friends. I've been here on weekdays and weekends, as well as during the holidays when a random kind neighbour / patron dressed up as Santa Claus and distributed candy canes to the kiddos. I'm an auntie, but this place is staffed with *those* aunties. You know, short (in stature and in speech), but kind and giving if you flex your chinglish and a grateful smile. You have all your classics - shrimp dumpling, shrimp spring rolls, pork dumplings, rice rolls, spare rib rice, milk steamed bread / cake. Place is generally packed around lunch time and wait can be amplified by take out orders. No worries though, this old school place emphasizes turn around so you'll be seated and served promptly! read more

Wishing everyone ABUNDANCE and PROSPERITY in all aspects of life: health, wealth and friendship I am thankful to have Chinese New Year dinner with my family at Cindy's Palace. We ordered a set menu which included 11 dishes for a table of 9 adults (5 hungry men) and 2 kids. We started off with an appetizer platter which I enjoyed. Then the mains included 2 lobsters and a fish which were prepared perfectly but the chicken was a bit bland and dry. The meal ended off with a delicious not overly sweet baked tapioca pudding and red bean soup. We pre-ordered this menu and the food came out quickly once everyone arrived. Service was okay. They could have cleared our plates a little quicker, but they had a full house. There was definitely enough food for everyone. We even had 4 boxes of leftovers to take home. read more

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This spot will hit your dim sum cravings. Food came out fast and prompt, and the food quality was amazing. The price is a bit on the pricier side but the food quality makes it worth it. read more

Cindys Palace - Dim Sum Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Food was bland and tasted unfresh -- dry chicken, overcooked shrimp, and soup that reminded me more of hot water than anything flavorful. Nothing memorable or worth returning for. But what really ruined the experience was the service. The server made repeated, unsolicited comments about me having children, including saying I "should have one so your mother-in-law has something to do." What was supposed to be a quiet meal turned into a five-minute unsolicited lecture from a complete stranger about my reproductive choices. It's clear there's little to no staff training when it comes to professionalism or understanding basic customer boundaries. Personal intrusions like this are wildly inappropriate in any restaurant setting. There are plenty of other places in the area with better food -- and staff who actually understand what service etiquette means. I won't be coming back, and I suggest others think twice before they do. read more

Cindy the iwner is always at the site giving patrons with tender loving customer service:.. Excllent service as always...good food... read more

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The 3 of us came here for dim sum on a weekday. I hadn't been here before and we were impressed with good ol' fashion Cantonese food. Our eyes were bigger than our appetite & we weren't disappointed. All the dim sum dishes were tasty and with decent proportions. Great value too! Here are the ratings based on everyone's experience: (with 5 being the highest) Ambience: 4 (good distance with plastic divider between tables). Place can accommodate a group for special occasions. Food: 5 (offer different sized portions with pictures) Value: 5 (20% off lunch from M to F except public holidays from 9 am to 3 pm. Free delivery for orders over $50) Location: 4 (look for the yellow awning located just off 1st Ave & Nanaimo). Free parking behind the restaurant or on the residential streets. Service: 5 - frequently changed our used plates & friendly staff. Hours: 5 (open 7 days a week from 9 am to 10 pm). We had so many yummy dishes that I forgot to take photos of a couple of dishes. If you're not interested in dim sum, look for their dinner specials. For set prices, you can order peking duck 2 course meal with a choice of 3 or 6 main course dishes. There are over 75 dishes to choose from for vegetarians to carnivores. I will be definitely back to try their set dinner menu. read more

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Excellent! Old school mostly Cantonese food. A huge menu and the portions are unbelievably large. We expected much smaller portions so ordered way too much. Three or four people could easily share each menu item. We ordered the shrimp dumplings, the hot and sour soup, chicken with bean sprouts chow mein and the braised deep fried tofu. Everything was just excellent and the service was great. read more

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We ordered takeout from here during COVID and we were so happy! The food was amazingly hot and fresh, and they packaged everything so well, so that it tasted like you just ordered it and it didn't take a 30 minute drive across town to get to you! We ordered a few of our favourites from other restaurants that are special dishes, but Cindys Palace has them all in one place! We order the mayonnaise pork chop, house fried noodle with seafood and veggies, Honeymoon Fried Rice, and spring rolls. They package the sauces for the fried noodle and rice separate so nothing gets soggy. This is the first time I've seen this and I think it's such a great idea. It takes more containers however. The pork chop dish was so generous and delicious. Lots of yummy sauce and the pieces of pork were balanced with crispy and fatty bits. The noodle dish also came with so much of variety, prawn, mushroom, bok choy and squid. And lastly, the honeymoon fried rice, with half tomato sauce and chicken and half cream sauce with shrimp and peas hit the spot! It's such a different combo, but if you want something new to try, I highly recommend this dish. We will definitely order from here again! read more

Cindys Palace - Dim Sum Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

The food was overpriced for what it was and had no taste whatsoever. would absolutely NOT recommend to anyone I cared about.

Not sure if I was hungry or the chef is different from the dim sum chef. Well dim sum has always been ok here. But I was surprised dinner here was pretty good. My mom ordered the fried shrimp with pineapple and mayo. Wow the shrimp were very good decent size. Pineapples were from a can but I am a big fan of pineapples and there were lots. Also they were very generous with the mayo. Well anything with mayo is yummy technically. Also the shrimps were very well battered and fried perfectly. We also we got the Peking duck 2 courses. The wraps were shockingly small. Well there were 16 tiny wraps (we didn't count but that's what was advertised). We dined here on a weekday and the two courses were discounted for $39.80. Well, I think that is pretty cheap. So the duck skin was nice and crispy. Even though the wraps were tiny and different from other restaurants but they were really yummy. Service was really good here. The server came around frequently. Definitely dinner beats dim sum here. Prices were reasonable. My parents dine here quite often and so they got a 10% discount VIP customer card off their meal. Not sure how they got it but all I know is that my parents come here often (even though they don't live in the hood). read more

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Went with two friends who have been a multiple of times, including for family memorials. So they love this place! Definitely lived up to the hype! I have missed good dimsum since moving from Toronto so Cindy's was a real find. We order way too much and 2.5 hours later we were sitting at our table unable to move. Har gow among the best I ever had and everything was fresh and delish. We could see the kitchen from where we were and everyone was hustling and there was a constant lineup. I didn't take enough food photos but I will share what I have. Spoke to Cindy on the way out and she was really sweet!! I will be back!! read more

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This a solid Chinese Restaurant! We visited today to Celebrate Chinese New Year, Valentines Day and Family Day weekend. We were not disappointed, dim sum was awesome. Three generous portions of stick rice per order with good amount of meat inside, har gow was also good size and chunks of shrimp, Singapore vermicelli yummm! We had 11 dishes for 5 of us and we mauwed through it pretty good. Only few left for take home. Prices are reasonable and today we got 10% off for eat in, welcome bonus. Check this out, you won't be disappointed. read more

Cindys Palace is located on Nanaimo Street and 2nd Ave. It's small and cozy Chinese restaurant. My mother in law choose this restaurant for Chinese NY eve dinner. Deep fried squid - It's mediocre and oil taste like reused. Sweet and sour pork - It's good but not great. Lobster in premium soy sauce - It wasn't impress and lobster didn't taste fresh. Mushroom and vegetable - It's simple dish but too much corn starch sauce/ Overall, huge portion of dish but poor quality of food. We didn't finish half of each dish and probably will not return in the near future. read more

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Cindys Palace is a solid Chinese restaurant in East Van. My family and I have frequented Cindys for years and used to come here for dim sum wayyyy back when it was Golden Phoenix. In the Covid era, almost everything is takeout only and the number of takeout boxes sitting on the table was a clear indicator that it was a busy Saturday night at the Palace. Ordered: - Assorted meat and seafood w/ deep fried tofu - Deep fried silver fish with/ spicy salt and pepper - Beef and flat rice noodles in soy sauce Cindys is standard Cantonese fare. Good food but not blow your mind amazing. BTW, never had an issue with their service and have never been overcharged. Takeout orders don't yield a ton of interaction as you pop in, pick up food and leave. 3.5 stars. read more

Wow what a great place that has great food and prices. Had ordered an assortment of Dim Sum for a gathering and the portions were large.

Group of 9 of us came at 5:30 with a reservation and we showed up on time... ordered pretty much right away. We got served our drinks pretty quick but we still hadn't gotten any food at 7:20 even after we asked about five times if our dishes would come soon. We kept getting told just to be patient so we did.. just continued waiting. We could see that tables around us were being served, eating and leaving...it was brutal and we ended up leaving with no dinner. Worst experience. Men's restroom was super gross and had no soap. read more

One of my favourite dim sum restaurant. Very reasonable prices. No tea charges and 20% off Food quality is above average read more

Hot and sour soup was described as "shrimp and pork" in the $22 large size soup there wasn't one shrimp. Maybe I just ordered the wrong thing. read more

I ordered some dim sum and entrees via Uber Eats with this place. Everything was alright until I started eating the sticky rice in lotus wrap. Look at what I found. I als,o threw up when I saw this! Never again. read more

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Don't waste your money ordering take out from here. Large portions but not even worth eating. read more

The absolute best pork & shrimp siumay ever!! Incredible flavours, huge sizes, plump, juicy dumplings. A must try!

I've been coming here for dim sum the last few months now. I've tried some other places in between but end up coming back here. The food for the most part is ok, but not all that consistent and the portions are a decent size. I usually order the same stuff, mostly dumplings and sticky rice. It's a pretty decent size place and the servers are nice enough. It does get busy later on and on holidays. To be honest my last visit here wasn't very good, everything seemed not fresh, I can't really pinpoint it but it wasn't good, most times I come the food comes piping hot, like steaming. This last time it was barely warm, like it was almost leftover from the day before?? I dunno..... but I think I'll give this place a pass for a while...... There is street parking and a small parking lot in the back, like 6 stalls. read more

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We went specifically to try the deep fried whole chicken. Terrible. Chicken dry and tasteless. I'm sorry we didn't send it back. Also ordered stir fried mixed vegetables...only 2 kinds of green vegetables when the typical dish is colorful with carrots, mushrooms etc. Huge disappointment. Will never go there again. Pam K. read more

Drive past this place all the time and I figured, heck, maybe this could be a new dim sum haunt. That was FAR from the reality. In contrast to other dim sum places where dishes are priced as either small, medium, large or special, the ones here are all individually priced (between $5 and $6). The first dish we had was the Deep Fried Pork Dumplings. These were a bit crispy on the outside but overall, were mostly gluten and lacking in very much of any filling lol. The next dish we had were the deep fried taro dumplings. These were nice and crispy outside...off to a good start, but then for some reason, the filling had a lot of curry sauce which was really off-putting. Third on the list, we tried their beef meatballs. I'm not sure why, but these were just flat out overcooked to the point that they were mush and lacking in any taste. The tendon and tripe did not come out much better as they were also plain mush, were bland, and for some reason had a giant amount of oil to it. The pork and mushroom dumplings were probably the highlight of this visit though as they still had a decent level of firmness and flavouring from the mushrooms and shrimp. The turnip cake though...oh gosh. These must have been fried, frozen, and refried as it was just straight up oozing with oil. Same goes for the sticky rice wraps. These are traditionally cooked with steam, but for whatever reason, they were just basking in a pool of oil as well...yet still lacking in any taste. The shrimp and peatip dumplings had a nice firm wrapping but were missing something though. The pork and preserved egg congee was a bit scary. Instead of evaporating the excess water through slow cooking/boiling, they attempted to use some sort of starch I think to thicken the congee. This made it super watery with clumpy patches. The pork also tasted a bit off...kind of like it was old pork that was frozen for long stretches of time. Overall, the pork and mushroom dumplings were probably the best dish here. Prices are steep for the quality of food that you're getting. To their credit though, the servers were terrific. They were super attentive in always refilling the tea and taking away dishes and super friendly. It's too bad the food didn't live up to the same quality as the servers. read more

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I have been coming to Cindy's Palace for a number of years now and to those in the know, they know this place is a gem for both Dim Sum and for dinner meals. Whenever we need to meet up with family and friends in a neutral area (because we're coming from all corners of the lower mainland) we often decide to have an early dimsum here or a dinner. I emphasize on the early dimsum. They open @ 9 so it's more like breakfast on the weekend. In this video below we came pretty early with some friends and family and even had crab and fish. https://youtu.be/E183aujX2GM Coming early allows us time to be able to talk to the staff and interact and find out what's good to eat that day. It's more fun to be able to communicate with people. You tend to find out neat things and get to try stuff you might not have otherwise ordered. Coming to Dim Sum when it's crazy busy doesn't allow you this and often you don't get to have the more personalized service due to how busy it can be. My cousin comes often, there are certain dishes that we love too. Anything you can find on the menu with tea leaves is excellent. Dim sum is average, but they do have some signature items. All I'll say is come early for a better experience. The food is better, it's cooked better, things are less stressed and you can enjoy your meal and conversation with your table mates. Yes. I am a fan. I will keep coming back. Price and value in this area is second to none. read more

Bugs in the food! Ordered takeout from here. Service was rude. Found bugs in my seafood and meat chow mien. SO many bugs... gross read more

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Nice little place just off of 1 ave in East Van, they offer 20% off of dim sum items during the day, majority of tables are still partitioned off with clear dividers from early covid days which I like and appreciate. read more

Cindys (yes they are missing an apostrophe) is a really charming Not sure if I'd call it a hole in the wall, as they have their own building. The owner (whose name is actually Cindy) mentioned they used to run Golden Phoenix down the street, until deciding to sell it off and open their current restaurant. So for the record, these are 2 completely separate establishments. Parking is available both on the street, as well as in the rear where there are several spots. During weekdays, dim sum here is 20% off. Saw the poster. The staff were friendly (actually a little bit *too* friendly, just like Kenneth E. mentioned, but A for effort). It is true, they are a bit too eager to pick up your finished dishes. But I'd much rather have this happen than the opposite (aka nonexistent service). Another special mention is that the staff let us in 15 minutes before closing, knowing we were sit-in. The place was deserted too, so they kept a couple of staff on hand just for us. Not many places will do this. One of the guys kept trying to stay awake while watching a Chinese drama. I'm sure his shift ended right about the time we showed up. The interior is mostly vinyl paneling, with some dark wood accents. To be honest, the 1st thing that this place reminded me of was Burnaby Palace nearby (their current location on Boundary, not the old one that's now gone). It's actually pretty decent, though it screamed "renovation" to me. How was the food? Simply excellent. The food was served piping hot. Even the congee was bubbling in the clay pot when served. I haven't see this outside of Asia at all. The deep fried smelt were crispy yet soft (dense Styrofoam came to mind), and the oil was surprisingly clear. I really hope the owners do well here. Seems like they work hard and put a lot of effort into making quality food. Recommended. read more

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This is my to go dimsum place with my friends. We always always come here when we starve of dimsum. We also come here every chinese new year too!! So today, we celebrate one of my friends birthday. The staff are really really nice and helpful. We came as a group of 17people and they try to combine 2 circle tables to one so we can talk to each other. Their dimsum size is so huge, so I will say their price is reasonable. We ordered too much today (as always!). Siumay, shrimp dumpling, silver fish, fried rice, etc. YOU MUST ORDER THEIR PORK BUN! it's THE BEST! Personally, I don't like pork bun (or just okay), but I love Cindy's pork bun! secondly the one you should order is the egg yolk bun. Their portion for the food is also huge, we really loves their pork ribs. read more

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Before last night I've never dined here, yet I drive past this restaurant all the time. At least 350 days out of the year!! So my youngest turned 16 yesterday, she requested Peking Duck for her bday dinner. I was game, but I didn't want to go for the usual places we always go to. So we went to Cindy's Palace. I'm glad we did! Because it was a Monday, it wasn't too busy at all. The restaurant is way bigger on the inside that it looks. From the outside it looks like a small size place. Once I walked in, I was pleasantly surprised that it was bigger than expected, and nicely set up. I was expecting a "Greasy Spoon" type place. It turned out to be nicely decorated, it had comfortable seating, pretty chinaware, and heavy utensils. When I say heavy, I mean the spoons and forks were not the cheapy ones that seem like they are made from Aluminum Foil. Service was great. Polite, Friendly and Knowledgeable. If you've ordered Peking Duck before, you know that it's either a 2 course or 3 course dish (depending on the restaurant) I love dishes like that. Cindy's offered a 2 course PKD dish; the crispy skin with crepes & the lettuce wrap. They just had a delivery of fresh Tilapia. This fish dish was a three course dish! First they filleted the meat and served it on top of vegetables, Then they took the bones, breaded it, and then deep friend it with onions and chives. YUM! The 3rd course for the fish was soup!! We ordered on more dish. This was made with Pork Belly slices and Okra. SO VERY YUMMY! When we finished dinner, we asked for "Tong Soi". Not only did they bring the Red Bean soup for us, they brought out the peach tear shaped birthday buns for us as well!! They placed a candle on the centre of the plate and they sang happy birthday to my daughter. Very nice touch, very unexpected. A couple of things could use improving on ... like most restaurants ... the bathrooms need an over-haul. I didn't get to look into the cooking area. We will definitely go there to dine again. We are interested in trying their DimSum! read more

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Free tea and 20% off, on weekdays.... Sound like a good catch, right? Not really! Food quality decreased! Everything sucks! Not sure what has happened! With 20% off, we ended up like $70 ++ just for basic dim sum for 4, nothing really tastes like "wow!' The shrimp tasted old and tasteless! Congee tasted like old rice with water! One thing We don't understand, we ordered a bowl of plain congee and there was some left over green veggies in our bowl. Where did that come from? Did they forget to scrub the bowl nicely? Was it the soup spoon not washed properly? Or the pot they used to warn up? Not even saying that food flies in the restaurant! Overall, one of the worst places to dine in Vancouver and it will be a super long time before they might see us again! read more

I was here for a family dinner. Service was good, but I found the food underwhelming. Portion size was okay. However, the food was not flavourful or tasted just okay. The fried rice with minced meat and green beans was bland. Lobster and noodles consisted of two small lobsters. Sweet and sour pork chops had shrimp crackers on top. Usually the shrimp crackers goes with the fried chicken dish so I found the pairing odd. I would return if someone else is paying for my meal. Otherwise, this is not my first choice for Chinese food. Overall, 3 stars because the service was good. read more

This place is pretty busy and probably one of the core dim sum places in the area. So when you come you probably should make reso. Now onto the food.. Not the great to be honest. For the most part everything came out luke warm which is worrisome when it comes to food. We will see how my stomach is in a few hours. Food diversity wise it's quite a vast menu with some interesting items. Overall I don't think I would come back as it isnt that cheap either Service also kinda sucked. The front desk lady was quite rude. read more

Not too bad and 20% discount on most items menu items. The outstanding item is their spring roll filled with pork bamboo shoot and Chinese mushrooms. Sui Mai also good and the taro dumplings. Beef rice roll was above average. Service was good and price was reasonable lower than most places. The only thing that bothered us was the gaudy pink seat covers those got to go gold color would be less of an eye sore. read more

Pretty solid place to go to for classic dim sum food. While I would not rant and rave about the dim sum, I wouldn't say it's bad either. Just solid, tasty, and reasonably priced. The place was generally packed with many older generation Cantonese-speaking people the few times I have been there. That usually says a lot! Decor is old-school Chinese restaurant (ie fairly simple). Service is typical. The only negative I would say is sometimes it does take a while for the dim sum to come out. I think it is because they cook/steam their dishes fresh rather than to bulk cook dishes and leave them in a warmer. That method would slow things down considerably. However, the bonus is that the food does come out fresh and piping hot. Overall, it's on my go to list if I am in the area and craving some dim sum. read more