This place was good! You know that it's authentic when you hear the staff conversing in Sichuan…read moredialect with a customer and there are lots of other Chinese people in the restaurant. You're also not paying an ambiance tax here - and the menu reflects it. The pork snout was really good and the bok choy was delicious too! This is an absolute gem of a spot for authentic Chinese food and I'll definitely be back.

This restaurant has a lot of positives going for it. The hot and sour soup is a great place to…read morestart. The rangoons are also quite good. We got a side of the chili oil which were perfectly spiced. We came twice. We had a ton of food to try. The garlic cucumber starter was delicious. The one chicken dish that is in the starter section was labeled as spicy but was also boiled tasting. I did not like that at all. The spicy green beans were fantastic! It was also a huge portion. It was one of my favorite dishes we had. Other winners included the General Chicken which was made in a way that I hadn't tasted before. I wish it had more broccoli on the side because it was goooood The kung pao chicken was also a huge success. It came SPICY. The portions of all the entrees are huge. All of the other dishes that were ordered and shared were greeted with positive feedback. Highly recommended! The service was friendly. They could use one more person to help out because on our second visit they were in the weeds a bit. The parking on the street was a little rough.

The noodles with beef sirloin changed my life. I could just end it there. Also love the zajiangmian…read moresooo much!! Other favorites are the green beans, general tso's is amazing (might be the best I've ever had), and sometimes I double order the cashew chicken because it's so damn good. I also get the shiitake mushroom with tofu very often, it's so savory and nice. I've never actually eaten in here. But this is some of the best Chinese food I've ever had. I think it's absolutely the best in the area and it even beats a lot of places in Cali for real. I think you'd probably be safe ordering anything on the menu. Big trust!!

Very good food. Staff could be a little more helpful and courteous but more than likely it's the…read morelanguage barrier. Orders are quick enough. Good little place to have a quick meal or get takeout.

Came back again earlier today with my wife hoping for the same experience before she left to go…read moreback home to Seattle and was seriously disappointed. We got sat in the back corner hoping to enjoy dim sum and all we got was tea and some fried sticky rice. All she wanted was some steam spare ribs. We waited for 10 minutes and no waiters came to ask if we needed anything. She then got up and talked to the waitress about an order of steamed spare ribs and she said it would be out in 10 minutes. 20 minutes went by and 5 parties that came after us all got served. She was furious and got up and left while I paid for the 2 items. This time around was not a good experience since we were there just a couple days ago.

Sorry to say.... But Service was slow and one of us never…read moregot our food until the rest of us were finished. They just said we are busy when we asked where her food was and nothing done to compensate for extremely delayed meal that she pretty much took to go. No water refills Not very clean either. Unfortunately we will not return.

I was craving some Thai & i seen this place on Yelp. Plus it was 6 min walk from my hotel. We got…read morethere today and was the only people in there. The service was on point. I ordered Shanghai noodles with chicken & side crab rangoon. My food was fired, I tore that shit up. The vibe was chill & the place was big. It started to get busy, im glad we was thr first ppl there. If im ever back in town. Ill definitely come back again

Visited on a weekday evening--since it's downtown, we did meter parking across the street. The…read morerestaurant has a confusing vibe, lots of flashy traditional Chinese decor but the menu is very fusion with Thai and different Asian cuisines. Staff was friendly and quick. I ordered the Shanghai noodles to be 6/10 spicy and it ended up quite spicy, and I have a pretty high spice tolerance. The flavor was great though, and portion size was pretty big. I expected more from the snow peas, they came just on a plate by themselves covered with bits of garlic, but overall tasted pretty good other than having a bit too much cornstarch. The stir fry was not bad but nothing too special. Prices are good for the portions though. Overall 4 stars because I really liked the Shanghai noodles! Not super authentic Chinese place but not a bad option in a pinch.

This is the only truly authentic Hong Kong style Chinese restaurant in the Cincinnati area…read more The restaurant was just passed to the next generation. They have invested in upgrades to everything. It is a must to eat here. There are lobster, crab, and live fish tanks. The ginger scallion lobster is soooo good. The prawns! The pea tips! The pan fried noodles! The interior is absolutely beautiful: traditional art, wood carvings, furnishings. Complete comfort. (This is the perfect place to have a large gathering or family dinner.)

TL;DR: I wouldn't come back here for dim sum…read more I thought this place was good when I visited a year ago, but my most recent visit was disappointing. It's expensive for what you get, around $25 per person, which would be fine if the food were better. Most of the dim sum from the carts arrived cold and a bit dried out instead of hot and fresh. Service was friendly (though I didn't see the kind older gentleman from last time), and the restaurant is big, spacious, and nicely decorated. Unfortunately, the dim sum just didn't measure up this time around. Since there aren't many other options nearby, I can see why people come here, but personally I won't be coming back.

The menu is great, food is fresh, and I've never had a bad meal. Great sauces!…read more The service is fast and friendly, she will remember you any time that you come back!

Had takeout from here and really liked it. The place is an institution and I can see why. The egg…read morerolls were fantastic. Stuffed to the brim with flavorful filling. We also had the cheese wontons and they were delightful. The highlight was the governor's chicken. Had a little kick and tang to it. Food was ready super quick. The owners were friendly. Not hard to get parking out front.

I like this place but had not been on years. As a teenage vegetarian , this was my first experience…read morewith faux ribs-delicious! This time I opted for non-vegetarian dishes. I had the duck wings, which were actually legs. They were tasty and slightly salty worth a try though. I also tried the mocha Loco, which I enjoyed very much. I'm pretty sure the burgers were frozen patties but nonetheless, I still enjoyed the meal. I'd like to go back and try some other options as well. I also enjoyed several condiments that were available. The hostess was pleasant as well.

Tasty dimsum , all the basics are good! Service was fast and owner came to each table to check on…read morethe customer. It was a nice relaxing atmosphere to enjoy a Sunday morning dim sum brunch. Nice to have options for good dim sum in Cincinnati.

Wow wow wow! That was some flavorful, delicious Chinese food -- and with a fun, funky ambiance!…read more We were seated quickly at one of 2 open tables on a rainy Thursday evening. Ordered green tea, a Jade Dynasty cocktail and pot stickers to enjoy while we perused the menu (including the picture book!). The pot stickers were delicious! More like meatballs inside, served with a I-don't-know-what-this-is-but-it's-delicious sauce. We ordered and were pretty quickly delivered our mains: How Fun noodles (level 2 spice) with chicken and Pepper Beef (level 3 spice). Both were outstanding! The sauces on both were savory and delicious. The noodles were great - not slimy like they can sometimes be but firm yet delicate. The chicken was tasty. The pepper beef was tangy and tender with a nice balance of peppers and onions. Serving sizes big enough for lunch the next day. Vibrant decor made the place really feel alive and servers were friendly and efficient. We found street parking but I assume this part of Covington gets busy on weekend nights so allow a few minutes to find a spot. Bonus tip: stop at DelGardo's down the street and get a couple cannoli for dessert. Perfect end to a delicious meal!

Star rating between 3.5 to 4 stars…read more We visited downtown Covington and were looking for dinner - we passed several restaurants but found a great rating in Google and decided to stop in here, plus the lighting and colors were bright. Restaurant was crowded but we were sat immediately. Service was good - not super attentive but we were able to order quickly. I had to ask for more water throughout the meal and then they brought checks and boxes before we asked while we were still eating. We ordered the dumplings, orange chicken and how fun noodles. They have a spicy scale of 1-10, I opted for the 5 on the how fun noodles, and they were spicy!! Made me wonder what a 10 would taste like. Dumplings were good - though the bottom broke on them while we were eating them. Definitely homemade! My daughter loved the orange chicken / it also had cucumbers which she didn't love. My noodles were okay - nothing memorable in terms of flavor and very spicy. Overall a bright, well themed restaurant but I don't think I'd go back for the food.