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3.2 (43 reviews)

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Prawns with perfectly cooked broccoli.

We had a wonderful banquet dinner for 5 tables complete with tasty dishes and excellent service. We wanted a restaurant which could create a separate room by moving walls. Helena took care of all our requests: closed room, lots of space between tables, modified the menu, fabulous care and service, food was well prepared and plenty of leftovers for take away. I thought the lobster was cut perfectly so that you could easily pick out the meat. Our guests were all happy and satisfied. Thank you, Helena and staff for making our banquet a huge success.

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Edward L.

Solid dim sum place inside Station Square, on the 2nd floor. Parking is available in the lot beneath the structure, as well as a multistory lot in the adjacent building to the N (beneath the condo towers). The interior is very classy and modern. Staff are fast and professional. No complaints. The menu has lots of pretty little pictures. Definitely helps with order for those who are unfamiliar. Special mention. The dim sum is pretty good quality. Everything I tried was good. They also have quite a few cute dessert items which are good for taking photos. Examples would include the mini pig buns as well as the coconut rabbits. Definitely a solid choice for dim sum if one is in the area. Recommended.

Denise W.

Came here with a friend for lunch on a Sunday. I managed to get a table for 2 within 10 mins wait which wasn't bad at all. Dim sum selection was ok here. They have very standard dimsum. Neptune has many locations. Their dim sum is nothing special. Each basket averages around $10. We ordered 4 items and it came to around $54 with tea sitting fee and tips. We got shrimp dumpling, shaomai, beef balls and shrimp cake. The the dim sum was pretty mediocre. The place was very busy when we showed up. decor of the place was pretty nice. Free parking is available onsite. This location is located on the second floor at Station Square.

Mike T.

Came here for the first time at any of their chain of restaurants with my extended family for a late dinner on Christmas Eve. The place was very busy but we managed to get a table right away. The dishes are around $30 each so its on the pricey side. The food overall was pretty good, not amazing, but i'm not sure if it's $30 good. I'm sure there are places where you can get similar tasting dishes for less elsewhere. We ordered yang chow fried rice, deep fried fish fillet with sweet and sour sauce, stir fried rice noodle with beef, and house special fried noodle. They were all better than average for sure. Everything had enough seasoning and a lot of flavors, and the portions were fair. Next time I will try ordering what other yelpers recommend in their reviews because some of the other dishes looked more delicious and unique than what we got. I'm not sure if this was included automatically with every meal, but at the tail end of our meal, our server gave desserts. We got bowls of red bean dessert and deep fried chinese custard sesame balls. They were also pretty good. Service wise, when it gets busy, sometimes its hard to find a server so you have to wave them over when they happen to come to your area. They don't really come around to your table and check to see if everything is alright so you'll likely have to get their attention. Our server was friendly and we didn't have to wait too long for our dishes to come. Washrooms are in an interesting area because you have to walk pass the dirty dishes collection area at the very back. The urinals in the mens washroom are very close to the sinks so it's awkward when a person is using it while you're using the sink. The washroom felt a little small when a few other people are inside. It could use an upgrade for sure. On the other hand, the dining area is fancy, big, and has good views of the metrotown area down below. It's nice enough for a wedding banquet. High Ceiling chandeliers and white clothed tables and plush fabric chairs. It was clean. Ambience wise, It was loud but not too loud so you won't have to yell over the table too much. 3.5 stars out of 5 stars rounded up to 4 since i can't do half stars, based on this visit. Based on the food alone, Neptune seafood restaurant in Burnaby is a more than decent choice for Chinese cuisine. Go for it! Fun fact: Neptune seafood restaurant opens every day 365 days a year, even on holidays!

Rita P.

Great Chinese Food and Excellent Service! My friends and I came from Seattle, and we had no idea which restaurants in the area were good. We searched on Google Maps and saw some food photos from other reviews that caught our attention, so we decided to try this place. The staff were incredibly helpful, recommending dishes for us to try. We also ordered a few things that we personally wanted to taste. The food was fresh, delicious, and absolutely worth the price. Overall, it was a fantastic dining experience. Highly recommended!

Karen L.

A pretty okay place for dim sum and they have a lot of fun shaped buns and dumplings if you're looking for a novelty factor! However, it's super busy here. We came as a group of 6. We ordered some dishes off the menu that had pictures showing six pieces of dim sum (I.e. the xiao long bao), only for it to arrive as a steamer of 5 pieces. We inquired into it and was told that the pictures are just for references and doesn't 100% display what you'll get. A little disappointed since we made some ordering decisions hoping our table of 6 would each get 1 of the items. Tip: there's underground parking at Station Square where you can stay for 3 hours for free :)

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Tony C.

Not the best dim sum I've had but the only turtle-shaped pineapple BBQ pork bun I've ever had. Staying at Holiday Inn made the trip here super convenient/accessible. The good dim sum lunch experience overall.

Steamed purple rice roll with mixed sauce!
Alisha W.

Rating it a 5 star dim sum experience Yummy foods + Consistent Quality + Great service + Nice food presentation + Diverse menu option + Convenient covered free parking lot. Would definitely return often with family/friends as I appreciate their attentive service and late lunch dim sum hour, ending at 3pm with last order for foods around 230pm. We ordered our usual beef balls and steamed rice roll. I enjoyed their rice roll made with purple rice. For dessert, we ordered the cute teddy bear mousse pudding plus their durian pancakes dessert crepes. Mom's usual winter favorite dish, braised pork knuckles with ginger(豬腳薑), was yummy, the ginger tasted sweet here. Used to come here for their bbq dishes. After renovations and updated menus, I now enjoy this as a nice dim sum option in Burnaby. So I started writing this review when I checked in... and soon indulged in all the yummy dim sum dishes, forgetting to write or take more photos, thus earning its well deserved 5 stars review.

Sandy Y.

If you are looking for a Chinese restaurant in Burnaby, then Neptune Seafood Restaurant 龍皇海鲜酒家 would be an excellent place to enjoy dimsumlicious. We came for their unique and creative designs of dim sum dishes. The food not only looks cute but tastes fantastic too. We dim sum. The portion sizes are average with a higher price point anywhere from $9-$12 price range for each dim sum dish. The food prices are surging everywhere. Dim sum 點心 or "yum cha 飲茶" (drinking tea) to us is not just about the food or price. It is about spending time with families, friends, and those you love. Enjoy the time together! Food: 5/5 Must Try! Service: ‍‍‍‍ 4/5 Kids: 4/5 Yay! Price: $30-50 for two Presentation: 3/5 Parking: 4/5 (have 3-hour parking at Station Square and have lots of underground parking). Tips: * share the same kitchen with Neptune Noodle Bar next door.  Additionally, if you want a quick lunch, there is an option available. * locate in Central Burnaby at a convenient location right across from Metrotown Skytrain station and next to the Metrotown Shopping Centre. Would I Return: Yes ‍

Melissa L.

Nice place to have dim sum - my favorites are the eggplant with fried bean curd wrapped , shrimp paste rice roll and egg custard dessert

Amy T.

I was visiting family in Vancouver for the first time and they said that dim sim here would be good so I came here for my dim sum fix. The food was pretty good. Some dishes tasted a little different to the dishes back in California. The marinade for the chicken feet here was definitely different from the ones I'm used to back at home. It was nice but different. The portion sizes were also much bigger than I anticipated. I would definitely come back here for dim sum. Unfortunately I didn't get too many pictures of the food because everyone started eating them before I could capture a picture of the food but that's a good sign that the food was being thoroughly enjoyed. My favorite dishes were the steam rice roll with shrimp and the deep fried taro with pork and dried shrimp dumplings.

Just some of the Dim Sim choices that we ordered.
Richard H.

Solid 4 stars for dim sum located adjacent to Best Buy. Arriving at 11:30 am on a weekday, this place was busy and fortunately we scored a table for 6 without waiting. Definitely would come here again for dim sum.

The food was good. We arrived around 2 and ordered quickly. Around 2:40 they did a last call better they're 3:00 break. They were playing Rudolph the red nose reindeer on loop about 20 times until someone finally turned it off. It was a little strange but perhaps given we are nearing Christmas.. we joked it was their way of getting us to leave. The staff were pretty nice and the food was delicious.

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This is an alright dim sum spot. Service was also alright, and unless you speak some Cantonese the staff tends to skip right over you.

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The food was delicious. The service was incredible. The ambiance was great. I loved it here and the service was top notch 100%

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The place was busy. Food was ok but not spectacular. Service was decent. There are other options in the areas.

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Shanghai Dimsum House

4.0(159 reviews)
0.3 km•Metrotown, Maywood
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Shanghai Dimsum House serves some of the best Shengjianbao/mantou I've had in North America. It's a…read morerestaurant that I've eaten at almost every time I've traveled up to Vancouver. Finding ourselves having to travel up from Seattle for a recent family meetup, we made it a point to drop into Crystal Mall to eat here again. Shanghai Style Steamed Mini Pork Buns (XLB) ($9.25) - I ordered these on my last visit as well, but didn't review them as I didn't find them to be anything amazing. The ones this visit are similar as before. They are large dumplings despite the "mini" in the name, probably 3x as big as a typical XLB. The wrapper isn't super thin, but is still delicious with a chewy, elastic bite. The soup inside is substantial due to the size of the dumpling. It's relatively rich in flavor, savory, but not particularly aromatic. The meatball is dry and lean, but tender enough. It's definitely not my favorite XLB, but they're acceptable. (4/5) Shanghai Style Pan-Fried Pork Buns (SJB) ($9.75) - These look different from I remember, and from looking at my old photos I know why - these are now much rounder, more spherical with less dimples and texture, less collapsed areas (due to how thin the wrapper is supposed to be). Why the difference? Biting in, I could immediately tell that the thickness of the dough has increased tremendously. There's still a good amount of aspic inside, but it's no longer nearly as unctuous and fatty as before. It's also now missing the taste of aromatics, so while still plenty umami, the taste is much flatter. The pork meatball they use in the center is now much leaner and dry, no longer acting as a sponge for savory juice delivery. It just has a porky flavor, no longer savory and aromatic. In the past, the vinegar provided on the side was needed to cut through all the delicious fat. (4/5) On my prior visit, the meatball used in the SJB and the XLB were completely different. The SJB was a super rich and fatty meatball, whereas the XLB had a leaner, less rich one. I believe they now use the exact same inferior meatball for both. Quality control seems to have slipped as well. One SJB was prepunctured with a hole and had no juice at all. What happened to Shanghai Dimsum House? It's been 1.5 years since my last visit and something has changed. Is the owners? The recipe? I don't know, but the SJBs are no longer as delicious as they were in the past. Maybe I visited on an off day? I'll still plan to come again the next time I'm in the area, but if it's similar to this recent visit, then I'm not sure I would continue going. Food: [4/5] Service: [ ] Other: [ ] Final Rating: 4/5

Food is still consistently ok. Nothing fabulous. Ordered the pan fried bun and it took a while…read more Prices are not that great for what you get. There are many other eateries in crystal mall that have better value.

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Lee Garden Seafood Restaurant

3.4(96 reviews)
2.6 km
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Had such a great dim sum experience at Lee Garden!…read more The service was amazing from start to finish: everyone was so friendly, attentive and welcoming, which made the whole experience even better. We ordered the squab, tendon, chive and prawn, and duck feet, congee, and some other innards lol and everything was delicious. The flavours were really well done and each dish had its own thing going for it. The tendon was cooked so succulently and was probably one of my favourites soooo tender and full of flavour. The chive and prawn was also really fresh and tasty, and the duck feet were nicely cooked. The atmosphere had such good vibes -- lively, warm and bustling in that classic dim sum way. It felt like a great place to sit down, share a bunch of dishes and enjoy a meal together. Overall, amazing service, delicious food and great vibes. We left really happy and satisfied, and I'd definitely come back to try more of their dim sum

As our first banquet dinner of our family meetup in Vancouver, our relatives chose Lee Garden…read moreSeafood Restaurant. We arrived right during our reservation window and the place was bustling on the Saturday evening. Every single table was taken - this place definitely requires reservations. Decor inside is pretty typical for a restaurant of this caliber - nothing fancy but nothing to complain about. Peking Duck and King Crab Set Menu ($638 - Note: Menu states this is for 4-6 people, we had 8 adults. I don't know if they charged more than the advertised menu price since I never saw the check) Just some shorter than usual notes since there were so many dishes. In order of arrival: Jasmine Tea - Super fragrant and flowery, great flavor They first brought out the live king crab, supposedly 6lb, for us to inspect. Fish Maw Soup with Assorted Seafood - Concentrated cornstarch enhanced gloopy soup. Full of seafood umami with a slight fishy flavor. Plenty of fish maw pieces that are tender. It's white peppery floral to start. They serve with a small cup of vinegar to add to taste - the soup is quite good before the vinegar, and adding it makes it taste like hot and sour soup. (4/5) Roasted Peking Duck - Not cut in front of us. The duck itself is dry and tough, not the best rendition of the dish. The skin also has some problems - the pieces still attached to meat are only lightly crisp and still have the fat layer attaching it to the meat, not rendered nearly enough. Definitely not air shocked as a more expensive one. The pieces of unattached skin are extra hard, beyond kettle chip hard instead of the crisp of a Lay's chip. The crepes are thick, sticky, floury, and dry. Meh. (2/5) Minced Duck Meat with Lettuce Wrap - Interesting pile of iceberg lettuce, all heaped to look like a fresh head. The duck meat surprisingly isn't as dry and tough as the Peking duck. It's actually quite similar to pork in both texture and flavor. It's cubed into small pieces and mixed with tons of crisp celery, carrot, and water chestnut. With the lettuce wrap, it's a great balance of textures. (4/5) Sauteed Fish Fillet with Greens - Another dish that's not great. Dry fish that has strong fishy flavor. Still somewhat flaky, and the broccoli that it comes with has a good firm crunch. (3/5) Steamed King Crab with Garlic - The legs are steamed, doused in a garlic butter sauce, and butterflied for service. The butter sauce is ridiculously rich, the crab is sitting in a huge vat of the sauce. It's oily and aromatic with tons of garlic which overwhelms the flavor of the crab. The crab is clearly overcooked. It's tough and it sticks to the shell so it's difficult to remove. For how much we were paying, I expected way better. (2/5) Deep Fried King Crab with Salt and Pepper - These are the body segments - they could take more care to separate these out into more pieces. They crab is lightly breaded and deep fried, giving a dry crisp, then is covered with a lightly spicy mix of herbs on top. It's still way overcooked. (2/5) Pork Chop in Preserved Plum - For the most part, the pork chop is nicely thin and tenderized/velveted. It's really tender and easy to bite through. Unfortunately there are tons of other pieces that are stringy and gristly. It's in a preserved plum sauce that for some reason tastes like fresh orange juice. Everything is evenly coated in this sauce - it's sticky and sweet and really reminds me of orange chicken. (4/5) Fried Rice with King Crab Meat & Assorted Seafood - Surprisingly a lot of crab in this - must be all the leftover bits? Also some scallops and shrimp. Very lightly seasoned and there's no wok hei, although the texture of rice is good. (4/5) Dessert Red Bean Soup - Gingery, with red beans and sago. There were also cookies provided which I did not sample - too stuffed! Honestly I found the food served at Lee Garden to be pretty mediocre. The signature dishes, the ones that cost the most by far - the crab and peking duck - were basically completely butchered. I would not go here for banquets. Maybe stick to the dim sum. Washrooms - Two large ones Food: [3.125/5] Service: [ ] Other: [ ] Final Rating: 3/5

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Grand Crystal Seafood Restaurant

3.2(72 reviews)
0.4 km•Metrotown, Maywood
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Checked out Grand Crystal Seafood Restaurant for dim sum on a weekend. Busy but not too hectic…read more It's upstairs in Crystal Mall, a few doors down from Marble House Eatery. Dim sum dishes from $7.95 (small) to $12.50 (special). Tea is $1.25/person. - Har kow ($9.50) - Siu mai ($9.50) - Steamed beef balls ($8.75) - Steamed chicken feet ($9.50) - Spareribs & squash with black bean sauce ($8.75) - Beef tendons with special sauce ($10.50) - Bean sheet wraps with meat & enoki ($8.75) - meh - Sticky rice wraps ($10.50) - solid - Rice rolls with prawns & yellow chives ($10.50) - Rice rolls with fish paste & bean sheet ($12.50) - Baked snowy mountain BBQ pork buns ($8.75) - decent but no crispy texture - Deep fried egg tofu w/shrimp & fish paste ($9.50) - Deep fried eggplant w/shrimp & fish paste ($12.50) - lightly battered. Better than the egg tofu - Pan fried prawns with chive dumplings ($9.50) - solid. Filling was stuffed - Piggy steamed cream custard buns ($10.50) - Baked egg custard tarts ($7.95) - butter was overpowering

Located inside Crystal Mall. It's not the best quality dim sum, but it's good value with big…read moreportions and they have a wide selection to choose from. A lot of the steamed dim sum like siu mai and ha gow comes with 5 pieces instead of the usual 4. We got our food shortly after ordering and the servers filled our tea and water pots a few times. Inside is very spacious and I've never had to wait long for a table, even during busy hours. There is free underground parking for 3 hours.

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New Mandarin Seafood Restaurant

4.1(284 reviews)
4.6 km•Kensington-Cedar Cottage
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New Mandarin Seafood Restaurant is located at 4650 Gladstone Street, Vancouver, BC…read more Food Service Ambiance warm atmosphere

New Mandarin was a relative's choice for the 2nd night banquet of a recent family meetup in…read moreVancouver. The restaurant proudly displays being mentioned in the Michelin Guide, so we were pretty hyped going in. Service is far worse than other comparable banquet restaurants. They told us to go in the side door next to T&T to reach the private dining area, but it was locked and we were stuck there for 10 minutes waiting for them to unlock the door. I feel like that's where they put parties they want to forget about. In normal Cantonese banquet service, it's expected to have to flag down the waitstaff. But the problem with the private rooms is that there's no one to flag down at all. It took 20 minutes after seating to get the menu, and after we had the food packed up, it took them 30 minutes to bring out dessert. Jasmine Tea - Not good, really astringent and overbrewed flavor. King Crab ($398) - The crab is prepared three ways. Firstly, simply steamed legs, cooked in its own juices with plentiful aromatics. It's ridiculously garlicky, and has lots of fried shallots for texture and more flavor. One flaw: the garlic isn't trimmed. The meat is tender, perfectly cooked, and since the legs are butterfly cut as well, the meat separates readily from the shell - an entire legs comes out with a single run of chopsticks along the bottom. (5/5) The second dish includes the rest of the body segments substantially battered, fried, and slathered in sauce. They are separated out into smaller pieces making it easier to eat. They look oily and definitely are. There's a nice wok hei fragrance. The smoky taste combines well with the sweet umami of the sauce, which also has plenty of ginger and other aromatics. This dish comes with a choice of hot or not, and we went with the latter. While it's battered and fried, the exterior is oily enough that the crisp, while still existing, is softened a little. The meat inside, though, is still tender, juicy, and sweet. (5/5) As with tradition, the Fried Rice comes out last. They are not generous with the crab meat at all - there are barely any specks of meat mixed in and far more shrimp, peas, and carrots. So low on crab that I feel like they removed the rest of the crab meat we paid for. Otherwise, this dish is mildly seasoned giving a mild flavor. Good rice texture though, and as a bonus, they sprinkle the top with crab roe. (3/5) The crab was supposedly 6lb. The previous night, we had a 6lb crab from another place and we got way more meat. I'm not going to call them a scam, but something's fishy. Stir Fried Taiwanese Cauliflower w/ Cured Meat ($39.98) - The cauliflower is not cut into evenly sizes pieces, so the larger ones are perfectly cooked with some bite and crunch and the smaller pieces are overcooked, wilted, and rubbery. Not a fan. The veggies are mixed with Chinese sausage and bacon, meaty and sweet. The dish is quite oily. (3/5) Deep Fried Spareribs w/ House Special Sauce ($39.98) - This was my favorite dish. Excellent fried crisp, which isn't softened by the thick cornstarch enhanced orange sauce. It's sweet, salty, savory, great flavor profile. The best part is the blistered coating on the outside giving a superb craggly crunch. They process the pork ribs so that each piece has a bit of rib that easily comes off. (5/5) Pork Chop w/ Plum Sauce ($39.98) - Not as tender as the same dish from the previous day. It's a totally different preparation and much higher in quality though. Each piece has a fruity sour, but salty and savory flavor. Some pieces have bones, while others are boneless. There's an additional plum sauce only in the center and it's not evenly applied. There's an excellent light crisp on the exterior and the flavor is nice and balanced. (4/5) Pepper & Salt Fried Golden Chicken ($29.98) - Not good. The meat is dry and stringy. It's a really oily dish too. At least the skin is slightly crisp. (2/5) Braised E-Fu Noodle w/ Assorted Mushroom ($26.98) - Super heavy wok hei fragrance. One of the heaviest smoky dishes I've eaten. The noodles are almost completely soft, not a huge fan of this texture, it's barely chewy at all, the teeth slice through cleanly without chew or bounce. It's mixed with tons of mushrooms of various types. The sauce flings off when serving - I got peppered a number of times with hot sauce when my neighbors were serving themselves. (3/5) Dessert: Red Bean Soup - Lightly seasoned with ginger. There were also cookies provided which I did not sample - too stuffed! Sweet Corn Pudding ($7.28) - Mango jelly with a single note mango flavor like one would find in mango candy. Coconut Mousse Pig ($11.98) - Coconut jelly, rich and milky, almost like white rabbit to me. Do they put condensed milk in this? The food served at New Mandarin is hit or miss. I can see why they were removed from the 2026 edition of the Michelin Guide. Washrooms - At least 2 unisex rooms. Food: [3.75/5] Service: [-] Other: [-] Final Rating: 3/5

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Marble House Eatery

3.8(56 reviews)
0.3 km•Metrotown, Maywood

What a great place to celebrate Birthdays!! Or just have a good time with friends & family!…read more They not only offer special rates for the B-day Girl or Boy, they also go all out with staging a b-day song and light show and you even get to wear a Crown or a Tiara!! Staffs are very friendly and helpful as we were not familiar with their ordering system, they showed us and it was easily understood! Foodwise, this place has all of it ... from dim sum to BBQ meats to Hot Pot and Table Top Grill! All you need is a hungry tummy! Contrary to some reviews, items came very fast and there is no wait time ( even though the Saturday night we were at it was full packed ) once we ordered through their iPad it came within minutes! For vegetables and other items such as dim sums and condiments you can get them at the self-served counters. Only issue is their parking, located at Crystal Mall, the parking can be a challenge. Pro-tip : just drive straight down to P2 rather than waiting forever on P1

We'd been here once a few years ago for AYCE Hot Pot. Each person gets their own individual hot pot…read morehere. Back then I opted for a Miso flavored broth. I recall back then that the server came around and topped up my soup with more broth instead of just plain water. This made my broth quite salty, so I didn't care to drink the soup afterwards. Other than that, I remember that we really enjoyed this restaurant. The selection of foods was impressive, even for me who doesn't eat meat. Fast forward to now...this was our first time coming back for AYCE Hot Pot. Things have changed a bit since our previous AYCE Hot Pot experience here, and not really for the better. First of all, it used to be one of those places where you would get a piece of paper and use a pencil to mark what you want from the paper. Now they have an electronic tablet for you to order from. Not the most user friendly system. For instance, there's a section of the tablet that was marked "Vegetarian." This section only contained about 3 items and they were all Tofu/ Bean Curd type products. I was scratching my head thinking, "Where are all the vegetables?!" After a bit of thinking and wandering around, I finally figured out that you're supposed to get up and collect the vegetables yourself. There's a bar with veggies and other ingredients. You take a bowl and some tongs, and then put the ingredients into your bowl. So...some things get ordered form the tablet, and other stuff you have to collect yourself. Would have been nice if someone had explained this to us when we sat down. As for the veggies themselves...the selection is much smaller compared to what it was several years ago. Sufficient enough for me to still have a good meal; however, it paled in comparison to the selection of veggies we had to choose from on our first visit here several years ago. As for non-veggie items...a lot of items you get the first order free and then if you want more, you have to spend extra money for that. Ummm...that's kind of a bummer. Kinda defeats the purpose of AYCE which is to pay one fixed price and then eat all that you can for that price. I had Sukiyaki broth this time; thankfully the server came around and topped up my pot with plain hot water this time, instead of more broth. So I was able to enjoy drinking my soup this time. Also, the meal comes with one free ice cream and one free cotton candy. The ice cream was a choice of pandan or vanilla. The cotton candy comes from a machine. You get up and press the buttons on the machine to serve yourself. The machine takes awhile to warm up each time, so...a bit of waiting involved. Overall...the food and service were good; however, with the selection of food having gone down and with them charging extra for additional orders of certain items...the value is not as good as it was before.

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