I happened to pass by this place last night and it was full so I tried it for lunch today. The outside seating is amazing and plenty of space and the fountain drowns out the sound of the highway traffic. There are fans and a nice breeze. The drink menu is limited and the servings are big! Well at least the beef chow fun was. The flavor was great and a friendly server offered me some spicy oil. The noodles were not a wide noodle and were thin ones that all broke apart and didn't hold the noodle shape and maybe each noodle was an inch at best because it was over cooked and clumped together but it still tasted great. The meat was soft and in nice small pieces but for the amount of noodle I would suggest double the meat but it was only $17 so perfect amount of meat for me for lunch. I definitely recommend since it is a soft opening and I will be back to try the dim sum. The only thing I wish I had a friendlier server who spoke about the concept and maybe who owns this place if there is any history and maybe make some suggestions. read more

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We've been coming here for dinner since they opened. The staff has always been very friendly. The food is exceptional Cantonese style, just like you would get in Hong Kong. Recently we went there for a dinner party and the quality and portions of the food were both great. So much food that we had to pack to take home. Highly recommend for family gatherings! read more

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Some of the food is good, some is ok, some is greasy, flavorless and bad. Noodles were dry and rubbery. Dumplings were too wet and greasy. The service is not very good. They charge an automatic 20% gratuity regardless of the size of your party so I imagine they don't feel like they have to give you good service because you'll be leaving a fat tip no matter what. I've been there twice and had the same experience both times. You will have multiple servers. They will get confused. Some of the things you order will never arrive no matter how many times you remind them. The servers can get downright rude if you ask too many questions or remind them that the fried rice you've ordered three times for the past hour still hasn't arrived. All in all it's just not a great place. The food is basic. The service is not good. The ambiance is pretty nice. It's _almost_ a good place. If the food were a bit better and the service were a bit better it would be a pretty decent place. But as it stands we've tried it twice and wont be trying a third time. read more

Hold on to your seat We both got the 2hr "Option B". First ordered pineapple shrimp fried rice, 2 egg rolls, then pan fried beef wonton. The pineapple shrimp fried rice came out a little burnt in the top and there was only 1 piece of pineapple. No seasoning or onion, only rice, 1 pineapple, and 4 unseasoned shrimp. The wontons smelled good, but when I cut into it, a bunch of oil came out. All I could taste was oil. The egg rolls came out last and they were super oily and inedible. I really did try to enjoy but it was not possible. My husband got chicken fried rice which was very tasty, lots of flavor; including General Tso chicken and fried chicken wings. The wings were not flavorful, the Gen Tso chicken itself had no seasoning, just the sauce was good. What made me SMH was they only put 1 piece of broccoli on the plate when it was served. We sent back the wonton & the egg rolss. Since the chicken fried rice was the only tasty dish this far, we ordered another one... mistake. The chicken was pink inside. Now- we cook amazing food at home and know that chicken isn't supposed to be pink and we use cornstarch to thicken sauces as needed. After bringing it to the wait staff attention, she came back with the plate and told us that the cook said the cornstarch makes the chicken pink. ARE YOU SERIOUS. We were as polite as possible, but we were reaching our limit. We told her again that we cook with cornstarch and never ever had it made my chicken pink. We asked for the bill thinking that we'd at least pay for one person, but they charged us full price. We kindly told them that it wasn't acceptable, we should only pay for one person, were there for only 30 minutes, and ordered enough edible food for one person. She came back and said she could only give us a discount. My husband told her it's not okay but we'll take whatever just to leave. They only gave us a 15% discount but had the audacity to add a 17% gratuity to the bill. I immediately got up to get a menu because no where did I read that there was an automatic gratuity added to the bill- only for parties of 6 or more. We have never not left a tip anywhere regardless of service, and we weren't going to start tonight, but as a consumer we should have the choice to leave a tip OR at least have it in the menu so the consumer can choose whether or not to eat there. Unreal experience- and I would never recommend going there. read more

Han Spot - Example of receipt with "discount" and unauthorized tip for a party of two. - Dim Sum Near Me - Gaithersburg, Maryland

We are now at a wedding banquet at Han Spot. All 13 dishes are delicious including the triple lobsters and mushrooms dishes. We ate so so much and drank their endless special cocktails, and more food is served. Great service! Owners are fiendly! Cheers! read more

Han Spot - Albalone and mushrooms - Dim Sum Near Me - Gaithersburg, Maryland

I ordered a la carte, not AYCE. The soup dumplings were very small and tasted just like the frozen ones from the store. Beef chow fun tasted kind of bland. The only thing good here was the egg plant which was very crispy. If you want good quality dumplings I suggest you go somewhere else in the area. The service was good and the interior was very clean though. read more

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Nothing really stood out to me about the food here. I'm pretty familiar with authentic Chinese food, and I found several dishes to be quite bland and underwhelming overall compared to what they should have been. Given how expensive everything was, I really expected more. We didn't do the all you-can-eat dim sum, but I think my verdict would have been the same because it appears that the a la carte and AYCE menus are identical. For all-you-can-eat dim sum and Chinese cuisine in general, Peter Chang 10 minutes away does a more flavorful and authentic rendition at a similar price point. I will say that they did a great job with the decor and interior design of the space; it's beautifully designed. However, given that there are plenty of Chinese food options in the area with better food and better value, I probably wouldn't return here. read more

Pricing is great for all you can eat dumplings but you sacrifice flavor when you go here.

Came here solely for the unlimited dim sum. We got option A, which had a good number of items, including regular dishes. We ordered dim sum and some appetizers and soup. Honestly, for the price, you get a good amount of stuff and have 2 hours to dine. The crab claws were probably one of my favorite and then the shrimp dumplings. Idk why this place has only 2.5 stars on google reviews and mediocre stars on yelp. I'm glad I ignored the ratings and decided for myself. I would go back if I was in the mood for some dim sum brunch. read more

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10.23.24 Came for an early dinner at 5 to catch up with former and current work buddies. There were four of us. It was relatively empty for the hour and 15 minutes we were there. Our server was very nice and attentive, but again it wasn't busy so she was able to. The decor with the lanterns is beautiful. Although the restaurant is beautiful the restroom was less desirable especially the stalls. It could use some updates. Also they laid the toilet cover on the toilet tank lid. They should add them to the wall so that it looks more presentable. They offer dim sum (tapas) and regular entrees. Their menu is limited compared to other local restaurants. We decided to order dim sum and shared. Our order consisted of: sticky rice in lotus leaves, stuffed crab claws, pan fried beef and chicken dumplings, roasted pork buns, and scallion pancakes. My favorite was the sticky rice because the texture was cooked perfectly, however, I didn't think they had enough filling. At other restaurants I believe they usually have scallions, mushrooms, and Chinese sausages. They had one or two big pieces of sausages. It would have been better to cut it up so it was uniform throughout. Also I believe there was a yellow potato or veggie which I didn't care for. My friends said that they thought the dim sum was just average. The main pet peeve of one of my friends is that the food was not warm or hot. At best, it came out room temperature. For dessert, I ordered the taro tapioca dessert. The portion was generous, but bland. I've definitely had better. One friend ordered the sesame ball which was delicious! So of all the items, I enjoyed two items. The friend who ordered the sesame balls enjoyed the food. In summary, great service and beautiful decor, but that's about it. read more

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Over the food was very good. It was very fresh and hot. The soda was a little flat, but otherwise the service and food were great. The ambiance is very relaxing and there is som really fun music. read more

Fresh and warm dim sum. I really enjoyed the variety of dishes and everyone else with me did too. Service was fast and friendly dining room staff. It was super pretty inside as well. read more

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Took them almost 20 minutes to greet us at our table and offer us water. Then took another 15 minutes to take our order. I asked for an order of chicken fried rice for my child and my wife ordered a dinner portion of orange chicken. Me and my brother got the all you can eat for 48 dollars. Food came out and made me sick immediately. My wife asked for a coke and it took my brother going up to the bar to get it. They charged me ALL 3 for the all you can eat when thats not what i specified at the beginning of the meal and it was not explained that if one of us gets all you can eat, we all need to. On top of the terrible food, horrific service, they still had the audacity to add an automatic tip of 20% when that was not specified at all during the meal or anywhere on the menus. Lackluster decor as-well if its any consultation read more

We had a Lunar New Year dinner for 30 people there. The atmosphere was very inviting. We were given a nice area in the restaurant with great Chinese decorations. The food was great, generous portion, very authentic Chinese food. Service was exceptional, from manager to server and all other wait staff, everyone was very friendly. Very nice place and nice decoration. Special for birthday parties or wedding parties. The best restaurant in Montgomery County. Highly recommend! read more

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Great new all day dim sum, service was friendly and the atmosphere was very nice. We did not do the ayce as the regular prices are very reasonable and we had to go back to work and be productive. Looking forward to trying out dinner and remember you don't want Asian restaurant service to be too good then it's not authentic! Lol read more

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Yummy, flavorful food. Will definitely come back to try more options like the Peking duck which looked great. Got option B and bottomless drinks for an extra $20. read more

Han Spot - A1. Soup Dumplings A3. Pork Dumpling Fresh Crab Roe Flower Tea - Dim Sum Near Me - Gaithersburg, Maryland

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I happened to be in Rio and decided to try out this new spot near the lake. The decor was good and the place slowly filled up throughout the evening. I ordered the shrimp dumplings, Roast Pork Bun, Egg Rolls and the Dry Beef Chow Fun (pictured). The dumplings were decent, The pork bun filling was good just wish there was more filling and less bun, the egg rolls were crispy and stuffed full! The wrap on them was great but the filling lacked flavor. Lastly the Dry Beef Chow Fun. The good:the beef was flavorful and tender, the portion was huge and I could tell it was made fresh. The bad:the noodles lacked discernible salt/no real flavor. Overall this restaurant was good, but for the price I would probably just stick to the dim sum items. read more

Han Spot - Dry Beef Chow Fun - Dim Sum Near Me - Gaithersburg, Maryland

This place has been eagerly anticipated and unfortunately it was a major let them until they find a new chef. The dim sum dishes were okay, but their "signature" Peking duck was probably the worst I've ever had. It seemed like the chef came straight from the chipotle next door with the way they cut the duck (see picture). I was flabbergasted at how poorly the duck was cut and the amount of duck they gave for a $63 full duck was embarrassing. The dim sum and other dishes also came extremely slow. Our snow pea vegetables came out 40 mins after they finished serving the dim sum dishes. And then the Peking duck came 20 mins after that ... when we were almost done eating... plus they skimp out on the hoisin sauce by only giving you a tiny amount served on a small plate that makes the hoisin sauce you get at pho restaurants with similar arrangements look like a hoisin buffet. read more

Han Spot - Peking duck... - Dim Sum Near Me - Gaithersburg, Maryland

Great happy hour menu! The food was all excellent and well priced. We enjoyed the soup dumplings and shrimp dumplings and the scallion pancakes were amazing. The service was great and they were very attentive. My 9 and 11 year old kids loved the food as well, especially their fried rice. read more

We had dinner at Han Spot today. The restaurant is very nice and clean. We order Steamed flounder and eggplant combination with shrimp and tofu. The foods are delicious . They also have good Peking duck that we tried couple times last month. The manager was also very nice and courteous. Btw the steamed flounder and the eggplant combination shrimp are not listed on the menu. If you want it, you can tell the manager and they will make for you . FYI... read more

Great Dim Sum! Peter Chang level Beef Chow fun All dumplings and pork bun were great! Prompt and courteous service. Outdoor dining option available overseeing the Rio lake front. read more

Han Spot - Pork bun, soup dumplings and beef chow fun - Dim Sum Near Me - Gaithersburg, Maryland

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My wife and I are big dim sum fans, and we don't take it lightly. When we lived in Hanover, Mai Dragon was our regular spot, and more recently we've been going to Peter Chang in Gaithersburg. So when we heard about Han Spot opening a couple of years ago--back when it was still under construction--we made a mental note to try it. Fast forward to today, we were walking around the RIO area for a casual Sunday brunch and figured, why not finally give it a shot. In hindsight, we probably should have taken the hint when we walked in. **Ambiance** - The space itself is actually one of the better parts of the experience. It has a modern, slightly traditional aesthetic, with a large open layout that looks like it could host events or large gatherings comfortably. But for a Sunday brunch hour, it was noticeably empty--almost too quiet. The kind of quiet where you start wondering if you missed something. **Service** - From the moment we walked in, the tone was set--and not in a good way. No greeting, no smile, no "welcome in." Just a quick acknowledgment and "table for two." We were seated, and almost immediately asked if we were ready to order. This was our first visit, so we were still trying to understand the menu structure. They offer two AYCE options: Option A ($28/person) and Option B ($38/person). At first glance, it sounds straightforward, but once you actually look at the menus, it becomes clear that Option A feels like a stripped-down version--mostly appetizers with very few substantial items. Option B includes everything from A plus more complete dishes, making it the obvious choice. It honestly feels less like two options and more like one real option and one placeholder. It begs the question--why not just offer a single, all-inclusive menu at $38? We decided to try Option A anyway, just to see what it offered. That decision didn't age well. Over the course of the meal, we had three different servers interacting with us, which led to constant confusion. Orders were mixed up, some items never arrived, and there was no real sense of coordination. At one point, we were just watching dishes go to other tables, wondering if ours had been rerouted somewhere along the way. We eventually had to flag someone down just to get the check. And to top it off, there's an automatic 20% gratuity added to every bill--regardless of party size. That's typically something you see for larger groups, not a table of two. Given the level of service, it felt more like a penalty than a tip. **Food** - We ordered a wide range of items hoping to get a good sense of the menu. What we got instead was inconsistency and, in many cases, food that tasted like it came straight out of a freezer. * **Scallion Pancake** - Crispy, but overly greasy and barely any scallion flavor. * **Soup Dumplings** - Lacked authenticity; tasted very much like store-bought. No richness, no depth. * **Beef & Vegetable Dumplings (Gyoza-style)** - Extremely reminiscent of pre-packaged dumplings--something you'd expect from the frozen aisle. * **Stuffed Crab Claw** - Surprisingly, the standout dish. Good portion and actually flavorful with a nice fried shrimp coating. * **Five-Flavored Beef** - This one was confusing. It was essentially thin slices of beef, like what you'd see in pho, with what tasted like a single flavor--mostly watered-down soy sauce. The "five flavors" never showed up. * **Shrimp & Pineapple Fried Rice** - This one almost felt unfinished. Two shrimp, a couple of pineapple chunks, barely any egg, and rice that didn't seem fried at all. No seasoning to speak of. * **BBQ Pork Bun** - Soft and warm, with decent flavor, but again had that pre-made, reheated quality. * **Shrimp Dumplings (Shumai)** - Never arrived. We asked twice, and at some point just gave up. * **Lotus Wrapped Rice** - One of the few dishes that felt close to what you'd expect. Flavorful and familiar. * **Purple Gold Yolk Bun** - Sweet and enjoyable, but clearly pre-packaged (served in a cupcake wrapper, which didn't help the presentation). * **Taro Tapioca Dessert** - Watery and thin, lacking the creamy consistency you'd expect from a proper tapioca dessert. I usually try to give restaurants the benefit of the doubt on a first visit--every place can have an off day. But this isn't a new restaurant anymore. It's been around for about two years, and what we experienced felt less like an off day and more like the standard. Between the inconsistent service, the confusing menu structure, and the overall lack of food quality, this was not a place we'd return to. There are simply better options nearby. If you're looking for solid dim sum in the area, Peter Chang in Gaithersburg is still the better choice--more authentic flavors, better execution, and a menu that doesn't feel like you have to "upgrade" just to get a proper meal. read more

I think that they promote the mimosas and the alcohol so much because you need to be drunk to enjoy this restaurant. If I could put zero stars, I would. We ordered off of the unlimited tasting menu. The food took so long to come, and it is only a two hour timeframe. The dumplings didn't come until over an hour later. The server was horrible because the tip was included. We had to re-ask for the dumplings and our sodas, because they didn't arrive until we asked for them again. The Sprite was expired because it didn't taste right and the servers "only" solution was to give us juice instead. The seating arrangement for the bigger parties is awkward because the two separate tables are facing each other as if you're in a living room. On top of all of this the WiFi didn't even work. I would not return to this place ever. read more

My friends and I stopped here for a Sunday brunch on October 19th and our Server's name was Fan. She was great, provided good service and was informative. The Decor is fabulous! It is much larger on the inside than on the outside. They have beautiful chandeliers and traditional decor that really creates a warm atmosphere. As for the food, we tried quite a bit. The Pan fried seafood noodles were good but the noodles are a bit hard. I would say make sure to steep the noodles in the sauce while it's hot. The sauce is amazing & the vegetables are steamed really well. The fried chicken was REALLY good! It was seasoned to perfection. The Dumplings were also really good! The Stuffed crab claw was really good. It was a ball of fried seafood stuffed into the claw. The general tsos chicken and orange chicken may look alike but taste very different, both being very great in their own unique way. I also tried the squid which was very tasty, it came with vegetables mixed into a nice sauce. Their drinks were also nice, they have three bottomless options: mimosas, mai tais, or a lemon drop. Overall, it was a good experience and we had a good time. read more

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Good Chinese food Joe sever very good I am so happy his so finely Food looks very fresh and delicious.I will call my family come to visit again. read more

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Taking into account that the dim sum is all you can eat, I think the selection was good and food was tasty. It is definitely not the best but also it's unlimited so you have to tamp your expectations. Harcao was a bit small so order extra, but shumai is huge. They dont have the full list of a regular dim sum but i imagine since its ayce they have to limit the menu for quick service. read more

I went for the first time today and Servers were attentive, food was hot and tasty. Ambiance was inviting! Will return soon

Had dinner here on a whim before we went to Muse to paint/a Tuesday night since we were off work the next day. The staff was so attentive, even remade my drink at no cost and I hadn't complained about it lol. We had the all you can eat A. We didn't try everything we would have tried, we had somewhere to be and not a lot of time but everything was delicious! Would definitely come back again. read more

The food was good. I'll get that out of the way first. We ordered vegetable dumplings, chicken dumplings, shrimp dumplings, spring rolls, a pork bun, dry beef noodles, and golden something or another for dessert. We ordered these things because we had been warned that rice would take an extended time to come out. Somehow, the restaurant was not aware that people dining at a Chinese restaurant may want rice and they didn't plan for its volume. I appreciated the heads up so we just didn't get anything that needed rice. In any case, I enjoyed the food we did order, which came out very fast. The service was polite but somewhat "put out" by orders with a bit of a sigh every time we requested something. Nothing that would keep us from returning, but it's worth a note. We did not opt for the ACYE menu, which allows for an unlimited order for 2 hours. Unless you really eat a ton of food, I'd not recommend it. We ordered without much attention to price and our bill was half what it would have been unlimited. The space is quite nice, and very large. The bathrooms still have the Irish signs on them from the old tenant but the rest appears to be renovated. The outdoor deck is very nice, and it's fun to sit outside near the water at Rio. I do hope to return but the mediocre rating will hopefully improve as they get some momentum in this new large space. read more

The experience exceeded expectations in every way. The pricing was reasonable, the quality was top-notch, and the service was exceptional. Everything came together perfectly, making it an outstanding choice overall. read more

After an afternoon of paddle boating and going on the merry go round, my family (4 adults 2 toddlers) decided to try this new Chinese restaurant for the first time. We went yesterday (Sunday night) and, unfortunately, the food and service fell short. It was Easter Sunday and not busy, only 5 other tables sat at the same time as us. We ordered the Minced Beef Soup and it came out cold. If you've had this soup before, when it gets cold, it turns into a slime consistency. They immediately took it back and brought back another, this time hot. I also ordered a Vegetable Lo Mein but they came out with a Shrimp Lo Mein. Then they brought out a Chicken Lo Mein. Our server said again 'Why is this chicken, I put in a vegetable lo mein' and proceeded to try and bring it back to the kitchen again. By this time, my 2 and 4 year old were hungry and don't eat the other dishes we ordered, so we said that it was ok, we will just take the chicken so they don't get hangry. This dish was fine, kids were happy with it and ate a lot of it. We also ordered the Peking Duck, Sliced Abalone with Mushroom & Vegetable, Crispy Walnut Shrimp, and Han Style Filet Mignon. All of the dishes, taste was fine, but one theme was they were all mildly warm. Pieces on the edge were definitely cold. I'm not sure why, but either they sat out to be served too long in the kitchen, or they have the AC blasting back there on top of the food, or maybe the serving plates were cold- maybe combination of all. We didn't feel the food took a long time to come out so i'm not sure what the issue was. For service, we repeatedly had difficulty flagging staff down and there was a lack of experience. We had to ask for forks for the kids, the 1st dish came out alone and they gave just 1 bowl of rice. When we asked for more rice, the server asked 'how many?'. Either the restaurant policy is to provide bowls of rice for the number of dishes you order, and they charge extra for additional requested bowls, or they give each person a bowl of rice. Or if it's a large group, 1 large bowl of rice is provided. On our bill, Chicken Lo Mein was listed even though we ordered Vegetable- fine, all versions are the same price. Grat was auto included and when I asked how many people do they start including the tip, the staff didn't know, no attempt to find out. Now I know, since I looked up the menu writing this review, that it's 6 or more people. No offer to help box our leftovers. We got the highchair ourselves, no offer for one. They did have a veteran waitress, 1 we recognize from working at another restaurant, who was obviously always keeping busy and running around, but most other staff I saw were standing around the bar area, not paying attention, and hard to even get their attention for help. Overall our meal was pricey, total bill $200+ and we did not have a good first impression or experience, which is too bad because I did wish it was better. I was also over listening to Selena Gomez and Justin Bieber songs on the big screen karaoke stage, entertaining, but maybe consider putting the playlist on shuffle. read more

Lovely restaurant and a relatively good selection of food for the unlimited tasting dimsum option A ($38). I can see this being a great venue for special events. I reduced one star for the inconsistent service (two staff members were nice to us and an older gentleman who was unnecessarily rude). Another thing is they enforced an automatic 20% gratuity after tax, if that mattered to you. I typically have seen this with party of 6 and more elsewhere but we only have 3 people. read more

Han Spot - Automatic 20% gratuity on the total after tax. We only have 3 people. - Dim Sum Near Me - Gaithersburg, Maryland

We got food poison from a restaurant, Han Spot, located 9811-C Washingtonian Blvd, Gaithersburg, MD 20878. We ordered carry out for our dinner. After we ate, whole family started to vomit very early in morning and continually vomiting near noon. I went to urgent care and took the shot and medicine, but stomach is still hurting and feel vomiting. I contacted restaurant twice, the owner refused to recognize their food problems. I wasn't able to work yesterday and today, not sure tomorrow. In order to prevent others poison and improve the restaurant's sanitation, I decided to post my experience here. read more

very good experience, the waiter was very nice too. Hope they have more dim sum options read more

Han Spot - Pieapple fried - Dim Sum Near Me - Gaithersburg, Maryland

| Not Worth It at All Honestly one of the most disappointing spots I've been to. The food was super bland--nothing stood out or had any real flavor. A lot of it was tough and just not cooked right, and for the price they're charging? Nah, not even close to worth it. Service was weak too. The waiters were just standing around, barely checked on the table, and gave off weird energy the whole time. To make it worse, they slapped a 20% tip on the bill automatically, like... for what? Definitely didn't earn it with that level of service. Overpriced, underwhelming, and bad vibes all around. Never coming back. Save your money. The reviews on TikTok were right read more

We ate here several times in one week while our home was being repaired. We loved it. The staff was friendly and remembered our preferences on subsequent visits. We loved the Peking duck, the hot and sour soup, the spring rolls, the pickled radishes and the sesame chicken. Will return, even when our repairs are finished. Lovely location and we especially appreciated the outdoor seating area. read more

Came here for dinner for a larger group with 9 people around 5pm, we were able to walk in without a reservation. We decided to order a La carte instead of AYCE. We ordered soup dumplings, chicken feet, bbq pork bun, hargow, salt pepper pork, mapo tofu, and snow pea leaves. The food came out quickly and was good! I would go to other spots for dim sum since the selection is a bit small, but ok for the location. read more

Han Spot - Dim Sum Near Me - Gaithersburg, Maryland

Very disappointed! One star I gave was for the tasteful of the food. We chose option A all you can eat. Paid $103.xx for 2.people tips already included fixed on bill 20%. Each time ordered, never got what we ordered it was missing something. Server barely had seen. We had 1hr and 30mins there but got to eat no more than 10 tasting dishes.all the time we spent there only waiting. I might come back for Ala carte but would never do all you can eat again. read more

Han Spot - Dim Sum Near Me - Gaithersburg, Maryland

My family and I were super excited to try out their dim sum ever since they put their sign up a couple months ago. However I honestly don't have many positive things to say about this place but we were highly disappointed when we first arrived to when we left. First off when we were seated we told the person we had a party of 7 and they ended up seating us at a very small table that was set for 6 and they just ended up pulling an extra chair but didn't give us any extra place settings (we ended up having to go grab it ourselves from the table next to us). The table itself was pretty small and we felt super cramped and express this to our waiter as we felt like we wouldn't be able to fit everything we had ordered but was quickly dismissed saying they can quickly clear the table off before new dishes came out which was fine at first. The waiter took a really long time to grab our orders and it wasn't like the traditional dim sum place where they have push carts and people come to your table to ask you if you wanted anything (I believe since they decided to do an all you can eat tasting menu, which seems like a cool concept). But many of the dishes we hope for them to have weren't even on the menu which was kind of disappointing. We ended up just ordering a la carte from the menu since we knew we weren't gonna order too much to justify spending $38 a person for their tasting menu. But I would also like to highlight that MANY of the dishes that we did end up trying were either overly salty or just seemed not that freshly made to order. A lot of the steamed stuff (like dumplings) we had tried had that crust that formed on the top of dumplings that seemed like it was steam a while ago and just left there as it was also not even hot at all too. The portions were all very small and we were still hungry after. We had to flag down our waiter multiple times as he never asked us if we wanted anything to drink, when we were ready to order, to clear off dishes when new dishes came out cause not everything could fit on our table, and to refill our water pitcher for more water. They honestly didn't seem to care too much about the service as they automatically already added in the 20% tip on our bill in the end since we had 7 people in our party. Highly don't recommend this place to anyone if they were interested in trying read more

My wife and I first and last time there. If I were running for office, I'd make it my sole purpose to close this place down. Horrible, horrible experience. The food was greasy, oily, bland and disgusting. Wife's fried rice came out burnt and smelly. So, let's get to the most concerning part of our short lived experience. My wife and I both got "option #2" which was all you can eat. 2 hour max time limit, which was great, sounding. Thirty minutes into our dinner, they brought out raw chicken in our chicken fried rice. The hostess took our plate back, removed the raw chicken and said it wasn't raw chick3n and that it was starch balled up with the chicken. Um, no. We don't think so. So, they would not back down and we did not either. We asked for the check because once we see raw chicken, we are done. The hostess brings our check and they charged us for the full amount. I told them that this is an all you can eat, max time 2 hours, and we left after 30 minutes because of the raw chicken. I offered to pay for the drinks but only 1 all you can eat dinner. They told us no but instead, decided to give us a 15 percent discount. Here is the best part. They gave us the discount alright, but then added a 17 percent auto tip to the bill. A tip that was not on our original bill. We pointed it out, they gave us lip, we pointed out that they charge an 18 percent tip for parties of 6 or more. They grabbed the bill, removed the auto tip and we paid, and yes, I did leave a tip because it was not the hostess fault. I highly recommend not to visit this place but of course, try at your own risk. read more