This place is awesome! Excellent Dim Sum and traditional dishes! The lunch specials are plentiful, delicious, and super affordable. The place has a Chinatown feel:)
Jan C
Food is full of flavor, servings are more than enough.We ordered Sweet and Sour Crispy Seabass, and Beef Chowfun.
David Driscoll
In their own words: “Best Chinese food in the Region. Highly rated by the New York Times. Dim Sum everyday”
Linda Toh
Seafood in birds nest was good.i asked for broccoli to be added so it was good...please ask cook to cut celery into pieces when cooking lo mein..flavor is chinatown except for celery
Wanda Ortiz66
The food was ok. I stopped eating the chicken because it was gummy! I ordered chicken wings and this is the first Chinese restaurant that I go to that don't serve CHICKEN WINGS! OMG! The waiter/s were not that great. They forgot (I don't know how) to give us spoons/forks, water and last but not least..... fortune cookies! No fortune cookies! Wow! This was my first and last time there
evan l.
Post Covid , no carts, classic dim sum with reasonably good food without the drive to Flushing.
Joe P.
Cold food and really poor service. Soup went back to be warmed.(was ice cold) and came back, still cold! Entrees were cold so we tried to drink the tea to warm up a little, but, you guessed it….cold tea! Gave up trying to get a waiter’s attention, so we took the food home to heat it up. (A shame, because, when warmed, the food was great!) “Take out” only from now on so we can heat the food ourselves.
Kelvin
I recommend as you do not need to go to NYC nor Boston to get good Cantonese food.Dishes: dry beef noodle, Peking pork chop, roasted chicken,Dim sum : tripe, shrimp crepe, siu mai
LINDA D.
I really like fish fillet soup it's made with ginger and parsley...only missing is the crunchy noodle with duck sauce and oranges at the end of meal....we also had dim sum ...fine..going back for other dishes next time..I thought I saw duck,,
Crystal J.
Food was great but I didn't appreciate the service I was given. They never placed water on my table when I could clearly see the surrounding tables had been given water. I also had to ask for the fried wonton chips with sauce that is usually placed on tables automatically. I inquired about Dim Sum only to be quicky dismissed as if he could not be bothered with a one person dim sum order. Then to put injury to my insult I watched the table next to me get treated like royalty while they gladly set up their table for a dim dum dining experience. My suggestion for this restaurant never judge a book by its color and never judge a person by its color either great customer service is for all not a selected few.
I'm surprised to see the low rating here. For Westchester, this place is considered excellent. It's authentic Cantonese food with decent dim sums. I was impressed by the beef stew casserole here. It's actually one of the best I've had. The price is very good too. Haven't spent so little for so much food for a while now with everything so pricey. Highly recommend it if you're in Westchester
Simone Chin
I personally the worst experience here. From the poor and rude service to cold food, this will my last time coming here. At first we noticed we did not get the complementary starters. Then we asked for water, and our request went completely ignored. After 20 minutes we asked again and someone finally got our water. We were really looking forward to our meal as well but the food was extremely oily. Terrible experience , and we are not picky people. Please do not waste your time here, unless you are regulars here. Seemed as if those are the only people they were eager to serve.
Camille
Just went in for a takeout lunch. Ordered Mushu pork and the options were brown rice or white rice. When I got home my Mushu pork had no pancakes or Mushu sauce. When I called the restaurant the woman who I ordered from said “you wanted rice”. I told her if one of the options was pancakes I would’ve chosen that. She said well when you come in next time you can do that. There will be no next time. Not only did I find the woman was unpleasant but the eggroll was the worst I ever had. I think they made it with two wrappers as it was not crispy and was very thick. I guess two rappers allows less filling.
Mae
Authentic dim sum food and also other dishes like green onion and ginger lobster, sea food nest. Celebrated my dad’s bday there. BYOB and bring your own cake ? and they’ll store it in the fridge for you, but no song or dance from them lol
M L.
We ate here during Sunday dim sum. It's a popular place to eat and place was packed and there was a relatively long wait. Food was not bad at all. The problem I have is with the service. The waiters are very rude. We had to wait a long time to get water and tea. We had to shout to get service from the ladies going around with food carts. We were disappointed with the service and just left a 10% tip and the waitress had the nerve to complained why we did not leave at least 15% tips.
This place is awesome! Excellent Dim Sum and traditional dishes! The lunch specials are plentiful, delicious, and super affordable. The place has a Chinatown feel:)
Food is full of flavor, servings are more than enough.We ordered Sweet and Sour Crispy Seabass, and Beef Chowfun.
In their own words: “Best Chinese food in the Region. Highly rated by the New York Times. Dim Sum everyday”
Seafood in birds nest was good.i asked for broccoli to be added so it was good...please ask cook to cut celery into pieces when cooking lo mein..flavor is chinatown except for celery
The food was ok. I stopped eating the chicken because it was gummy! I ordered chicken wings and this is the first Chinese restaurant that I go to that don't serve CHICKEN WINGS! OMG! The waiter/s were not that great. They forgot (I don't know how) to give us spoons/forks, water and last but not least..... fortune cookies! No fortune cookies! Wow! This was my first and last time there
Post Covid , no carts, classic dim sum with reasonably good food without the drive to Flushing.
Cold food and really poor service. Soup went back to be warmed.(was ice cold) and came back, still cold! Entrees were cold so we tried to drink the tea to warm up a little, but, you guessed it….cold tea! Gave up trying to get a waiter’s attention, so we took the food home to heat it up. (A shame, because, when warmed, the food was great!) “Take out” only from now on so we can heat the food ourselves.
I recommend as you do not need to go to NYC nor Boston to get good Cantonese food.Dishes: dry beef noodle, Peking pork chop, roasted chicken,Dim sum : tripe, shrimp crepe, siu mai
I really like fish fillet soup it's made with ginger and parsley...only missing is the crunchy noodle with duck sauce and oranges at the end of meal....we also had dim sum ...fine..going back for other dishes next time..I thought I saw duck,,
Food was great but I didn't appreciate the service I was given. They never placed water on my table when I could clearly see the surrounding tables had been given water. I also had to ask for the fried wonton chips with sauce that is usually placed on tables automatically. I inquired about Dim Sum only to be quicky dismissed as if he could not be bothered with a one person dim sum order. Then to put injury to my insult I watched the table next to me get treated like royalty while they gladly set up their table for a dim dum dining experience. My suggestion for this restaurant never judge a book by its color and never judge a person by its color either great customer service is for all not a selected few.
Restaurantji Recommends
I'm surprised to see the low rating here. For Westchester, this place is considered excellent. It's authentic Cantonese food with decent dim sums. I was impressed by the beef stew casserole here. It's actually one of the best I've had. The price is very good too. Haven't spent so little for so much food for a while now with everything so pricey. Highly recommend it if you're in Westchester
I personally the worst experience here. From the poor and rude service to cold food, this will my last time coming here. At first we noticed we did not get the complementary starters. Then we asked for water, and our request went completely ignored. After 20 minutes we asked again and someone finally got our water. We were really looking forward to our meal as well but the food was extremely oily. Terrible experience , and we are not picky people. Please do not waste your time here, unless you are regulars here. Seemed as if those are the only people they were eager to serve.
Just went in for a takeout lunch. Ordered Mushu pork and the options were brown rice or white rice. When I got home my Mushu pork had no pancakes or Mushu sauce. When I called the restaurant the woman who I ordered from said “you wanted rice”. I told her if one of the options was pancakes I would’ve chosen that. She said well when you come in next time you can do that. There will be no next time. Not only did I find the woman was unpleasant but the eggroll was the worst I ever had. I think they made it with two wrappers as it was not crispy and was very thick. I guess two rappers allows less filling.
Authentic dim sum food and also other dishes like green onion and ginger lobster, sea food nest. Celebrated my dad’s bday there. BYOB and bring your own cake ? and they’ll store it in the fridge for you, but no song or dance from them lol
We ate here during Sunday dim sum. It's a popular place to eat and place was packed and there was a relatively long wait. Food was not bad at all. The problem I have is with the service. The waiters are very rude. We had to wait a long time to get water and tea. We had to shout to get service from the ladies going around with food carts. We were disappointed with the service and just left a 10% tip and the waitress had the nerve to complained why we did not leave at least 15% tips.