Loved it! Ordered dimsum and was very pleasantly surprised by the quality of food and the fast service! My friends and I have been waiting to find delicious dimsum around the area and we may have just found it! The ambience is great as well. read more

Environment and services was good,but the taste of the dishes like American-Chinese......So so to me ，neither good nor bad!

I've been craving for Chinese food and just randomly searched for a nearby chinese place since I'm already in Mclean. They got some mixed reviews with the food. But still i decided to try . So, these foods - I can highly recommend starting off with - Steamed BBQ Pork Buns and Baked BBQ Buns ( tastes like the ones you get from China town in LA) - Crispy Pork Belly - Honey Walnut Shrimp (huge this one can be for sharing) - Pan Fried Turnip Cake - Shrimp Dumplings - Taro Salted Eggs - Chicken Feet and Peking Duck, Beef Chow Fun, Lobster Fried Rice, Shrimp Dumplings, Shrimp Shu Mai, and Egg drop soup . All of these you must try, highly recommended specially the fried taro, its so good! Serving size depends on what your going to order - for dimsum you might wanna double up- now the orange chicken if you can avoid it do so because its dissapointing. Only thing i didnt like. Service is superb - waitress even offered to serve our peking duck. Also asked if we have any food allergies. Ambiance is absolutely inviting. Its cozy, pleasant and pricey. This is a classy chinese restaurant because i craved authentic chinese food - i have to pay the price. Kept a blind eye as I was ordering and hoping I get my moneys worth and you know what - its worth it. read more

Good food but one the worst services in the NoVA. Food wise, probably the best dim sum in the region, so ultra popular, definitely at least expecting 1hr wait in the weekend. Service wise, sometimes they said they take reservations, but they really don't. Have had several friends or customers talking about had reservations but still had to wait, as they said your tables are not ready... if you are ordering take out, expecting they would miss items or just miss the order cuz someone would just randomly walk in and take your food without stopping/asking by the restaurant. In terms of taking lines, they don't really follow your numerical order, but by party size read more

Food was good Service was great Might need to improve on the Cheung fun plus lo bok go (too much water) read more

I hate to write a bad review for Han Palace since it's one of the closest options for dim sum for me but honestly, this place can be a hit or miss. I've eaten here on a handful of occasions and brought friends/family here. Generally speaking, it's not the best but the food can be pretty decent when they want it to be. Today was probably the second (and worst) time where I was served spoiled food. 1) Steamed chive dumplings - The filling (made up of shrimp and leeks) tasted sour. I sent this back to the kitchen and asked them to replace it. The waitress seemed surprised initially but she obliged. Luckily, the second dish they brought out was fine. 2) Crab balls - I ordered the crab balls and this was brought out within a few minutes of placing my order (already a sign something might be wrong). They looked dry, deformed and old (like they've been reheated several times over and shrunk). When I tasted it, the texture was mushy and sour like rotten seafood. I sent it back and asked them to bring out a new one. Again, the waitress was surprised but she brought out a new order of crab balls and said it was "fresh." But, the same problem happened again and it tasted spoiled. 2) Shrimp balls - Since I had sent the the crab balls back twice, I suspected it was probably the whole batch so I decided not to order it again. Instead, I asked the waitress to replace them with shrimp balls. Lo and behold, when I tasted the shrimp balls, the same issue happened again! The texture of the shrimp was mushy and tasted sour! We all know what fresh shrimp tastes like and guys, this was NOT it! Our waitress seemed bewildered at this point by how many dishes we were sending back. Although I knew I was being honest about the taste, I also felt bad and wondered why so many dishes sent to us were spoiled. At this point, I was so disappointed that I asked them to simply take the initial crab ball order off my check. 4) Snow pea leaves stir fried with garlic - Garlic should taste fragrant. This garlic tasted like it was on its way to becoming rotten as well. However, it was still manageable to eat and I didn't want to look like I was being a difficult customer (even though none of this spoiled food was my fault) so I decided not to send it back. Midway through our meal, our waitress was nowhere to be found. She practically disappeared and we had to flag another waiter to help us. While the food can be decent at times, I would think twice before bringing guests here because the service, taste and quality is so unpredictable. Everything else was ok but all it took was a few items to ruin the dining experience for me. For those who are "in the know," it's times like these that I miss Oriental East. The search for the best dim sum in the DMV continues......... read more

Our first time at Han Palace and our waiter Chris was very attentive and friendly. We walked in as a party of 12 and was seated in 5 mins. The dim sum was delicious and the orders came quickly. Thank you Chris for a pleasant experience. read more

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We made a reservation for 16 people. When we arrived, we were asked to sit at two saparate tables. One with 10 people with table cloths, the other one with 6 people without table cloth. When we asked to have the table cloths on the other table, we were told the table was small for the table cloth they have. Later they brought out the table cloth for the small tables. We asked for two big tables to combine them so we all could sit together, they would not accommodate. For the food, the dimsum dishes were wonderful and reasonably priced; however, the waiter suggested that we order dug with sticky rice since it was their favorite dish. DO NOT ORDER THIS DISH. It didn't taste good and was overpriced. The lobster dishes did not taste as good. It did not taste as good. Beside all, PLEASE DO YOURSELF A FAVOUR, DO NOT ORDER MIX DRINK. We ordered some mojito for us and they were some kind of green syrup and it tasted so bad. read more

It's the best dim sum place we've been in the DMV area. Nice environment and great food. BBQ pork is a must! read more

Han Palace - Dim Sum Near Me - McLean, Virginia

Great food. Great service. It was packed on a Saturday night and the service was incredible. There were 5 of us and we all truly enjoyed everything we ordered. We shared different dishes. Super good!! read more

This place is a hidden gem especially with the low rating. Food wise I love it - it's Chinese but with some twists that I feel are all thoughtful and really improve on the traditional version of the food. They have a sizable dim sum menu, but what I love more is their chef specials. I've tried so many of these and have loved them. My favorites are the minced pork mushroom dish (this comes with three different kinds of mushrooms and light almost jelly like egg cakes), the cauliflower (not your standard cauliflower, almost like broccolini but the cauliflower version), and the white fungus and egg dish. Their duck and pork are also decent, though the crispy fried pork was very fatty and salty. I also like the ambiance inside the restaurant. Tables aren't super cramped, and decor is pretty. Service is no frills but fast - servers won't chat you up but the food comes up briskly and it's easy enough to wave someone over. My only complaint is that service isn't always attentive with refilling drinks. read more

Something changed. Either it's under new management or the chef changed. The food is not great anymore. Har gow looks like it was from the freezer and the shrimp dishes tasted like they were frozen. Sad read more

Not like those fusion Chinese restaurant. Unique taste and their dumplngs and soups were quite good

Below was the soft opening review - we have gone back 4 separate times. Food quality has been fickle, wait staff usually comfortable and very friendly service. We will continue to be back...hope it improves back to soft opening time quality soon as they are charging a pretty penny . Finally Dim sum in the DC metro area that is worth going to. All day dim sum with quality ingredients - fresh and satisfying! We no longer need to wait to travel to Philadelphia for a good dim sum HAN Palace, get ready for your expansion soon :) read more

Han Palace - Dim Sum Near Me - McLean, Virginia

They're lucky the food is good, because the service is awful and the management rude. They've been opened for more than 7 months now and they can't get their stuff together. We were the third table seated and no one bothered to even ask us if we wanted tea 20 minutes in and the table who was seated right before us had tea & food before our server even interacted with us. I pointed it out to management who told me to "be patient" and "everyone was seated at the same time". I used to work in the food industry, there is a difference between being patient and not being attended to for 20 minutes. Also, no you serve tables as they are seated, no wonder the service is awful, they can't even get this concept right. Feel bad for the servers, they run around like headless chickens and don't seem to have any sections or method to the madness. They are also expected to bus the tables/seat guests it seems or all the bussers/hostesses called out sick. It took almost 20 minutes from a table leaving to be bussed and reseating another party; that's money you're losing or in this case someone waiting to get tea, but I digress. Many tables looking around wondering where food/service is, saw at least 3-4 interactions while I was there of people asking WTF is going on. Maybe hook up with the people who own PokiDC, Gongcha, Gyu Shige, Akira, and Urban Hot Pot they know how to run a restaurant and keep customers coming back, you could learn a thing or two. The food is good, but I won't patronize this restaurant anymore. I understand you're stressed, but if you got your act together you wouldn't have to lash out at customers. read more

So nice to have a dim sum place added to the Tysons area! It's just what the area was missing. Han Palace has all of your traditional dim sum dishes in an upscale environment. I wasn't disappointed with any of the dishes we ordered. Personal favorites were the steamed pork dumplings with fresh crab roe, steamed shrimp rice crepe, Portuguese custard tarts, and the purple gold yolk buns. They also have pretty good happy hour deals on drinks! read more

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The customer service at this place is terrible. When we were ordering our food the waiter was rushing us. In addition to the food arriving we found hair in one of the dishes. We reported it and got another dish but the new one ALSO had hair in it. When we report it the second time the waitress got mad and started yelling "that's a new dish!". The waitress looked angry at us throughout the whole time and didn't check up on us throughout the meal. read more

Han Palace - Lobster sticky rice F5. Pan Fried Noodle - Dim Sum Near Me - McLean, Virginia

Not recommended. Made a reservation one week ahead of time for a party of 6. Arrive there on time and waited for a good 30 minutes and still can't tell us when we can be seated. What's the point of taking reservations? When a resturant can't honor its reservations and ask customers to either wait or leave in an impolite way... Regardless how good the food taste, this place should no longer be in business. read more

The food was good. The pecking duck is highly recommended. Gary was our server. He was very attentive & gave awesome service.

Love the eggplant, salted fish and chicken dish among other things. Easy to order take it. Busy and hopping.

Welcoming atmosphere, good food. Smallish plates. We ordered beef Lo mein, pork chinese crepe, and broccoli stems. Excellent pastries/desserts too; we had the coconut pudding, purple gold buns, and almond balls. read more

Han Palace - D8. Coconut Pudding - Dim Sum Near Me - McLean, Virginia

Their dim sum is pretty average, but their other Chinese food shines. Dim sum would be better if they have more dipping sauces. The purple yolk dessert bun is to die for. I especially love their steamed cod. Will return but most likely order pick up, so I can use my own dipping sauces. read more

The service has really gone downhill in the last year. There are so many other Chinese restaurants to choose from so I would definitely skip this one. read more

We would come back for dim sum because Johnny is the best! Thank you, Johnny, for making us feel welcome all the way from CA!!

Lovely! We went here when family visited from out of town and it was perfect for a large group. Great service and food, perfect noodles tender chicken...great ambiance overall. read more

It wasn't that your food isn't great. It's the fact you can't be honest and tell me, we can't accommodate because the sauce is mixed into the food" on the phone when I called. Because of your dishonesty we wasted 2 hours looking for a place that my guest can eat at. You and your staff didn't even apologize for telling a lie saying that you can accommodate when you know you can't. What would have done if my guest had an allergic reaction in your restuarant and because you cannot be honest, your restuarant makes you responsible and liable if he ended up in the hospital. There goes your business and liability insurance. Be honest. People would appreciate it. read more

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I ordered several times online, the food is good. When the restaurant reopened, I tried twice. Got various selections of food on the menu, and dim sum is good and authentic. I gave two stars for 2 reasons. The first time I sat outdoors dining at about 8.30 pm. Some guests smoked in the front door, but no waiter stopped them doing so. I understood that it's closing soon and there is no sign of smoking free zone. But it's still a public place. Hope there is a sign at the front door for smoking free. I gave it a second chance by taking my friend there, since I believe the food there is great. But my friend is a bit disappointed at the roasted duck - there is too raw to be authentic, as we didn't order rare or medium rare... I understand it's busy that time, but should have done much better. BTW, the waiter mentioned that there are some secret menu, and we can reserve some chef's special one week before. Maybe I can give it a third chance. read more

Han Palace - Secret menu - whole roasted pork. Need to reserve about 1 week ahead - Dim Sum Near Me - McLean, Virginia

I just did not like it. I like dim sum but this was simply not of my liking. I don't care for hard things my food, that I can tell what it is. Did not even take photos because the food just did not look appetizing. The waiter was very nice but he did not understand us. Maybe we just ordered the wrong food. We had steamed shrimp dumplings, steamed roasted pork bun, black pepper beef ribs, and one more dish read more

Very solid dim sum, though a bit more expensive than other dim sum places I've been to in the DMV area. The place was already packed when it opened at 11:30 am on Sunday, and it was full of Asians (which only means this has the Asian approval!). My only wish is that the dim sum is served in carts, but I understand that was likely not possible due to the pandemic. My friends and I got the following dishes: - Steamed shrimp rice crepe - always a solid dish, one of my favorite dim sum dishes - Steamed crab meat dumplings - served in purple dumpling wrappers. Taste was meh - Steamed pork dumplings with fresh crab roe - aka shumai. Similar taste as other shumai I've had, but appearance, particularly of the crab roe, was very different from what I was used to seeing (it contained pink crab roe instead of the classic bright orange crab meat) - Pan fried turnip cake - solid, nothing special to write about - Deep fried crab ball - great crab meat taste - Dry beef chow fun - bit tasteless, not the best chow fun I've had - Sticky rice wrapped in lotus leaves - good moistness and flavor - Bean curd with oyster sauce - okay, not a fan of it - Steamed chicken feet - didn't think I would like it, but surprisingly, it's not too bad - BBQ pork - excellent succulent flavor, probably one of the best BBQ pork I've had - Baked BBQ pork buns - delicious!! I love them - Purple gold yolk buns - interesting appearance, but pretty good actually read more

I've been so eager to try this place out! The place looked really nice as we came in and got seated. We got a variety of dimsum and their chow mein noodles (like the crispy birds nest noodles). All were good to really good. We finished with the purple gold yolk bun which was amazing, even better than it looked. Wished we got another one but were really full at that point. Can't wait to go back! So excited to have a place like this in NOVA - very comparable to NY and CA dimsum. read more

Chris, come on man! You have created a *super spreader* restaurant and refuse to admit it. What gives!? We heard all the rumors about the "zero social distancing" dim sum place that recently opened and could not honestly believe it. Who in their right mind will dare do that as COVID is surging in the US and specifically in our State. Turns out Han Palace was THE place. We dropped in around 2pm yesterday. Waiting area was packed, absolutely no social distancing. The Ipad was removed and replaced with a clip board. We were not sure what to do. Standing around looking at the reception lady that could hardly sting a sentence together in english. "Table for 4 please". That went on for 10 minutes. "How many". "4 please". The amount of people standing next to me. 1, 2, 3.....4! She could not compute that for some reason. She counted. I confirmed and she counted again. She then said something to the affect of "let me see what I can do". Walked off and started cleaning a table in the middle of the restaurant leaving the front desk open. Nobody had an idea what was going on. It was insane. We stared looking around. It was a cold day and they cranked up the heat. People were sitting right next to each other with absolutely zero distancing and no masks. Honestly, it was as if there was never a pandemic. Jam packed tables with windows and doors closed with the heat pumping. If this was not a super spreader event nothing will ever be. We looked at each other and said. "No f-ing way!" We battled our way through crowds of people just to get out. Once outside we all disinfected and now hoping for the best. You cant make this up. Han Palace "might" serve good food but we will never know as we wont set foot in there again. Believe what the reviews are saying. Chris Z and Co cant give a rats ass about COVID. Its money making time baby! There is going to be crocodile tears around this place. Wear your Ebola mask before entering here. Update: So Chris replied with a super generic post and not a single word about COVID. Look back at other replies. He/she is simply copy and pasting. Badly written and so disrespectful. He/she (Im not sure who is writing this) is totally ignoring the issue and refuse to even acknowledge what they have created. Im more than willing to adjust what I have said if Han Palace will address the issue. There is absolutely zero social distancing in place and they have created a COVID spreader. read more

Came here for dim sum on a Saturday. Ordered pork shumai, har gow, fried sticky rice pork dumplings, and the xo sauce roasted duck crepe. Also ordered a bowl of wonton soup and the sizzling black pepper filet mignon. As background, we had eaten at Han Palace shortly after it opened in 2020. At that time, early in the pandemic, Han Palace had not gotten their act together: service was slow and unorganized. Now, however, things have markedly improved as to the service. And overall the dim sum were tasty abs fresh. The shumai and har gow were excellent, would definitely order this again. The fried rice dumplings were ok - crispy on the outside, chewy in the inside with pork filling, but the dumpling was maybe a bit too thick and too chewy. The duck crepes tasted fine but did not have much duck flavor. The wonton soup had flavorful wontons, but the soup item was a bit bland. I would have preferred a stronger soup base. The filet was cooked very tenderly and had a strong pepper flavor, but not too spicy. It came out sizzling on a metal serving dish (although the effect was somewhat diminished because we saw the server pour the food from a regular bowl into then metal dish immediately before giving it to us). Having said all of that, I enjoyed the meal and plan on going back there again. read more

Han Palace - Sizzling Black Pepper Filet Mignon - Dim Sum Near Me - McLean, Virginia

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Dim sum all day. Food came out pretty quickly. Everything was delicious and we ordered a lot. Parking was very convenient. I recommend reservations. read more

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Wow -- in the age of coronavirus, I've been pleased to be able to go to local restaurants that have been been adherent to social distancing, limited capacity and respectfully wearing masks. Came here on Sunday morning and it was completely packed. We came early so we were picky to be seated quickly. We were seatedin a spot that had two booths back to back, they sat another party right next to us. All due respect, I understand businesses have to go on, but sitting two parties right next to each other, not adhering to department of health recommendation of spacing the tables out and and not limiting capacity is a big no and a red flag to me. I didn't even wait to get my water, I let them know I am not okay and walked out. Definitely order to go, it's not worth sitting down to eat just to get sick. read more

First of all- this place is in northern Virginia, not rockville. The one in Rockville is called Han Huang. This one is a high end dim sum- there is no cart wandering, you order what you want. And also if yo I come in a weekend, May be you have to wait a a while. The food here is really good. I think this is the best dim sum in DMV. read more

Han Palace - Dim Sum Near Me - McLean, Virginia

Let's start with the good. Han Palace is a brand-spankin'-new restaurant in Tysons offering all-day dim sum. The restaurant is located on the first floor of a nondescript Tysons office building, and parking (in the garage) is complimentary (ask the front desk for validation). The space is large and tastefully decorated -- it's clear thought went into it. And unlike other dim sum places, the restaurant offers dim sum a la carte (i.e. no push carts). The dim sum itself is a little pricey (the cheapest offerings are $4.75/plate), but the quality is good, maybe the best out of the dim sum restaurants in the DMV. Haa gau (shrimp dumplings) and siu mai (pork dumplings) are flavorful and stuffed with their respective meats. Haa cheung (shrimp rice roll) and bean curd roll are neither too chewy nor soft and tasty. The dim sum, here, is not the issue. Let's move onto the unavoidable. It's the soft opening for this restaurant, and with any new restaurant opening, there are bound to be issues. Han Palace, in my opinion, has bitten off a little more than it could chew, leading to frustrating wait times. The process of even getting into the restaurant was confusing. I called a few days before the weekend and was told there were no reservations on weekends. However, upon arriving at the restaurant, the front-of-house staff was going down the line of groups asking who had a reservation - I digress. In any case, it took way too long (maybe even 20 minutes) to just place an order, and staff were running around confused as to who had ordered and who had not. Our tea order was incorrect, no one gave us dipping sauces, and requests for simple items (rock sugar for the flower tea) were ignored. All in all, our entire meal took nearly 3 hours, and that's mostly because we were left waiting for dishes. Let's be clear - it's no fault of the wait staff, who were mostly apologetic and literally kept on telling us "sorry" in Chinese - I felt bad for them too. After this happened with China Garden, Han Palace's sister restaurant in Rockville, I would have expected owner, Chris Zhu, to have learned her lesson... but it appears that those fell on deaf ears. Let's talk about the inexcusable. With a new restaurant opening during the COVID-19 pandemic, we, as a society, now hold businesses to a higher standard to help keep the public and their workers safe. What my friends and I saw at Han Palace was reprehensible. The restaurant was PACKED and social distancing of tables was totally ignored, i.e. booths and tables adjacent to one another were seated. Because of the aforementioned long wait times for food, management not only permitted but straight up ENCOURAGED (I know, because the front-of-house staff said this to us) to go to the kitchen where dishes were being assembled to pick out the ones they wanted (see pics). This led to customers, some with no masks, to literally poke around and point their fingers through baskets and plates of dim sum that others were going to eat as well. I was thoroughly shocked and disgusted. It's one thing if customers are unruly and do this themselves, but it's another if management actually encourages the practice. Overall, it's a complete shame because I liked the food, but it seems like Han Palace has highly questionable values and practices as a business. Businesses, of course, need to make money, but Han Palace surely has the demand, and customers would be okay with making reservations beforehand or waiting for a table if occupancy is reduced. In any case, it's clear that Han Palace can't handle the demand since even placing an order for tea is chaos. I don't know if I can come back, especially during the pandemic, if they continue to operate in this manner. read more

Han Palace - This photo taken during the COVID-19 pandemic - woman w/ child -- w/o masks -- allowed to go into back kitchen area to select dishes - Dim Sum Near Me - McLean, Virginia

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My two friends and I were very excited to hear that a new dim sum place was having their soft-opening that is only 15min away from us in the Tysons area. We arrived at 12 (noon) right on the day that they just opened to the public, we immediatly noticed the traditional dragon dance, fire-cracker and gong sounds near the entrance. Yes, I was very tempted to ride the dragon into the palace as majestically as possible. I did not tame it well enough... Nevertheless, walking inside with my crocs and t-shirt, I might have felt just a bit underdressed to how glamourous the interior design and dinnerware of the restaurant. I could immediatly tell that my friends and I are not going to experience our usual dim sum push-cart style that most people are familiar with. Boy, were we right~ but not for the good juju reasons :( Part of our first orders arrived at a reasonable time of 10-15min later and consisted of Steamed Shrimp Dumplings, Pork Dumpling Fresh Crab Roe, and the Roast Pork Bun. In terms of food quality/presentation, that was the most positive thing about this review and why it's not below a 2 star sadly. Our first order for the Roasted Duck (arrived @ 12:50pm), Pan Fried Noodles (arrived at 1:27pm), and the Roasted pork that we were looking forward to... yes, it never came! Our waiter was not only very inexperienced, but he kept avoiding us as it seemed because we all knew sum-ding-wong was going on. We kept asking him about when the roasted pork was going to arrive? He said "let me check, should be coming" It never came, and so we decided to order more food and also to-go items becase we were still very hungry. Our waiter "wrote down" our next order in which we proceeded to wait past 2pm for no food to arrive still. I have never waited this long for the little amount of food/service that we recieved. I would like to say that most of us were very patient, as we have worked extensively in hospitality and can agree that this place had very poor execution/training/management/expo. Our waters and teas (we lifted upside-down the teapot lid and asked) were never refilled once during our whole 2hrs. It was not busy in our dinning-section and could observe the people next to our table were unhappy as well. At around 2:05pm, I decided to speak with the manager on duty at the front of the entrance to give her our dissatisfied experience and she helped us get two more items from our second order on the table. At this point, we asked all of our items that we have still not recieved to be canceled and to pay the tab which took a surprisingly quicker time. The manager empathized with us better and we wished her the best of luck as we understand soft-opening can be difficult and that we came with not heavy expectations. She was kind enough to give us $25 coupon and new parking validation ticket beacuse our 2-hour parking expired, but my friends and I just wanted that crispy fried pork tbh~ The bare-minimum was not executed well, You dim-sum and lose-some, but han dim-sum lost us. I will try maybe again 3 months later in hopes they can get it together. There are alot of pros and cons of having cartless dimsum style, hope they can mitigate the cons and execute better overall! read more

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SOFT OPENING REVIEW I'm giving Han Palace the blue ribbon for best Cantonese food in No Virginia. The food is on point Canto style and what we've been missing since moving to No. Virginia. What is Cantonese food? Think well-balanced flavors, fresh ingredients, and less heavy handed with spices (compared to say Sichuan or Hunan food). The menu at Han Palace really stands out from other Cantonese restaurants. Sure you have the staple Chow Fun, Walnut Shrimp, and obligatory Hot and Sour Soup and Egg Rolls, but there are special occasion Cantonese dishes that you just don't see in this area. I'm stoked to try the Han Style Stuffed Duck (Ba Bao Duck) and the Golden Roasted Chicken (Cantonese Fried Chicken) that I only get to eat at weddings. We were only able to snag a couple of dim sums but the shu mai was delicious, juicy, and not heavily "accented" like the other popular dim sum places. We came during their soft opening fully prepared and expecting a limited menu and slow service, while the staff trains and work out kinks. But we were surprised to see a huge management issue. The restaurant has opted not to follow covid precautions. Okay... Servers do wear masks but the restaurant itself has not adopted many safety measures. It's clear the servers were not adequately trained. There was zero presence from management to oversee service. There is zero communication between the kitchen and front of the house so essentially these poor untrained servers are sent out blind. It's 2020, have us scan a QR code on our smart phones and order off a menu that you can update in real time. Technology is fun! The days of grubby menus should go away. But hey, I'm here for the food. And that they did well. The decor is beautiful. I love the plates and little details on the serving spoons. The bathroom situation was a bit shocking. It was like walking from Nordstrom into a diner bathroom, just a bit too much contrast for me there. I'm looking forward to trying out their other dishes and will be looking out for service improvements to adjust my review accordingly. In the meantime, that Salty Egg Prawns, yum! read more

Good place for anytime dim sum and classic Chinese dishes. Nothing special, but you get what you expect with all the regular dim sum plates (har gow, siu mai, etc.). Peking duck is decent for price but portions seem small. Half size is good for two people to share with other plates. read more

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Went there today with my friends for dim sum at 11.45 am and get a table right away, The place is pretty nice like an upscale Chinese restaurant, a lot of dim sum dishes on the menu are not available to order, dim sum dishes are pretty delicious but the service here is horrible, our sever missing so many dishes and try to fight us that he is not missing it! For real? Finally, he went to grab a receipt and found out that he was missing our dishes and never say sorry to us, worst! I guess because he already added 18% gratitude on a check so he can treat us like this! This place is nothing near social distancing the restaurant is jam-packed like Covid-19 never exists! read more