“Am a Chinese who grew up in Singapore so I am a fierce critic of authentic Chinese food. This place is run by Cantonese Chinese (including all kitchen staff) so you get the real deal. The roast duck was juicy and surprisingly very properly done - not oily, the right amount of doneness, and slight crispy skin. Also had the Wonton Noodles, which while I’ve had better elsewhere, is considered pretty good. It came with a general amount of plump wantons. Wished I’d come earlier as the BBQ pork and roast pork had sold out. If you’re looking for authentic Chinese food, this is a place to eat at. The place is also well air-conditioned and clean. It’s hard to find such an authentic Asian eatery here in Miami that serves decent food.“
“If you are Cantonese from NYC seeking an authentic Chinese meal in the middle of Fort Lauderdale, this is the place to be. You can hear the roar of the gas lit stove tops. The food comes with "wok hei". We had ordered the salt pepper squid, fish congee, eggplant with ground beef clay pot, the "ba wong" chicken, and 2 orders of wonton noodles. All was very good. Reminds you of home.“
“If you have ever gone to 1800 Lucky in Wynwood and have tried their dim sum area; well this is the exact same place were dim sum is made and sent over time Wynwood but many variety of options you can't find.Located in Pembroke Pines, lovely decor very modern than most Chinese restaurants.Dim Sum is always fresh owned by a Venezuelan Chinese from Maracaibo.Regular entree are delicious as well.Service needs a little improvement as they forget about you; other than that very much recommended!Vegetarian options: Some itemsDietary restrictions: Upon request if availableParking: First come first serve basisKid-friendliness: If your child isn’t a picky eater!“