It’s 03:21 we walk in and they said they’re closing. They actually close at 09:00
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Maggie J
Almost all the Dim sum were cold. Silky tofu tasted not soft. Price is good. The cart person attitudes are loud and rude.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 2
L. Tran
The dim sum was cold. Service was bad. Not sure why crowded. Perhaps, there are few dim sum restaurants nearby despite being in Chinatown.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 1
Sophie Suzuki
delicious delicious food. best with big groups.
the fried squid was yummy; crispy and salty. the beef cheung fun was bouncy. the har gao and siu mai were delish. along with the other dishes we had, we had a tasty time here.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
K
Extensive wait time for the food and when the food finally does come out, it tastes terrible.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Kentaro K
Classic Chinese restaurant with cart service and great dumplings. You can also order from the menu, not just from the carts, but it’s fun to share a variety of delicious dumplings and try different dishes together. The service is about what you’d expect from a typical Chinese restaurant, but overall it was a good experience and pretty reasonably priced.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Jessica Schnell
Dim sum and also other dishes. Seafood casserole in bird's nest, walnut shrimp, vermicelli, crab fried rice, etc.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jose Mommy
They really need to dry the floor. And make sure everything is clean
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Sean Michota
A authentic Chinese food experience. This place was recommended. But, if you don't speak Chinese or are not an adventurous dinner, you may be overwhelmed or want to skip this place. As soon as you are seated being servers with food carts depend upon your table with food options. The servers speak Chinese and understand little English. As previously mentioned this is an obstacle for the dinner that cannot speak Chinese or is not adventurous. This worked out for half our party. It was difficult for those with dietary restrictions & the dinners looking for Americanized-Chinese food. The service was super quick and friendly. The staff top to bottom was great! If you are open to it this place is wonderful! I'd recommend it to anyone open to an authentic Chinese dining experience.
Hearty Chinese food which is all you want sometimes. Service can be a bit hard to grab but they’re fast here. Soft shell crab was good, short ribs were a bit tough and the Siew Mai was comforting. Overall decent place for banquet dining.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
SL NG
I was try to order takeout and the man with a ponytail at the front desk very poor manner. But I was dinner there before few times, food and service are fine. This time had a bad experience with a ponytail guy.
Service: 1
Johnny Chiu
The food is excellent there, and the service is wonderful. The price is also very reasonable.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
J Y
Came here because of the Google map reviews, but really disappointed by its obsolete dining atmosphere and not great dim sum. 😮
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 3
Solange Hansen
Here’s the good - this is a large space in Chinatown - lots of tables, seating for large parties. The restaurant was popular, had many full tables but no wait if you suddenly showed up with 20 people. They did not charge a corking fee 🍷🍷Lobster and crab are market rate and so we asked and learned lobster 🦞 was $25 which we thought was very reasonable and in line with other establishments in Chinatown. Royale offers a large banquet menu starting at $498-$900+ - which is on the table to consider, different menus to choose which level works for you (each was enough for 8 to 10 people) the banquet menus are in Mandarin so use your google translator to view.
The not so great - we should have read the reviews and ordered dim sum. We ordered lobster with garlic and scallion, salt and pepper lobster 🦞 seafood soup and fried seafood basket. Lobsters were lukewarm, we strongly feel that our ginger scallion lobster - which came out first - was a send back order as it arrived quickly after we placed our order, before our soup and was only warm - also on the small size ☹️ the table next to us also ordered the same lobster 🦞 dish, it was almost double in size and we could see the steam and smell their ginger and scallion…not ours. The ginger scallion was the best flavored item. If you like it not spicy this is your place. The fried seafood basket was fresh seafood which we appreciated.
The level of service also was just okay - we asked for hot sauce and soy sauce and never received the soy sauce. We couldn’t get soy sauce, in a Chinese food restaurant.
I would say this was probably one step up from your neighborhood Chinese delivery, the seafood was fresh just not hot and if you have sauces you like at home, this would be a good take out and use your sauce at home place.
Really good food excellent!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
It’s 03:21 we walk in and they said they’re closing.
They actually close at 09:00
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Almost all the Dim sum were cold. Silky tofu tasted not soft. Price is good. The cart person attitudes are loud and rude.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 2
The dim sum was cold. Service was bad. Not sure why crowded. Perhaps, there are few dim sum restaurants nearby despite being in Chinatown.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 1
delicious delicious food. best with big groups.
the fried squid was yummy; crispy and salty. the beef cheung fun was bouncy. the har gao and siu mai were delish. along with the other dishes we had, we had a tasty time here.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Extensive wait time for the food and when the food finally does come out, it tastes terrible.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Classic Chinese restaurant with cart service and great dumplings. You can also order from the menu, not just from the carts, but it’s fun to share a variety of delicious dumplings and try different dishes together. The service is about what you’d expect from a typical Chinese restaurant, but overall it was a good experience and pretty reasonably priced.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Dim sum and also other dishes. Seafood casserole in bird's nest, walnut shrimp, vermicelli, crab fried rice, etc.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
They really need to dry the floor. And make sure everything is clean
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
A authentic Chinese food experience.
This place was recommended. But, if you don't speak Chinese or are not an adventurous dinner, you may be overwhelmed or want to skip this place.
As soon as you are seated being servers with food carts depend upon your table with food options. The servers speak Chinese and understand little English. As previously mentioned this is an obstacle for the dinner that cannot speak Chinese or is not adventurous. This worked out for half our party. It was difficult for those with dietary restrictions & the dinners looking for Americanized-Chinese food.
The service was super quick and friendly. The staff top to bottom was great! If you are open to it this place is wonderful! I'd recommend it to anyone open to an authentic Chinese dining experience.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Restaurantji Recommends
Hearty Chinese food which is all you want sometimes. Service can be a bit hard to grab but they’re fast here. Soft shell crab was good, short ribs were a bit tough and the Siew Mai was comforting. Overall decent place for banquet dining.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
I was try to order takeout and the man with a ponytail at the front desk very poor manner. But I was dinner there before few times, food and service are fine. This time had a bad experience with a ponytail guy.
Service: 1
The food is excellent there, and the service is wonderful. The price is also very reasonable.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Came here because of the Google map reviews, but really disappointed by its obsolete dining atmosphere and not great dim sum. 😮
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 3
Here’s the good - this is a large space in Chinatown - lots of tables, seating for large parties. The restaurant was popular, had many full tables but no wait if you suddenly showed up with 20 people. They did not charge a corking fee 🍷🍷Lobster and crab are market rate and so we asked and learned lobster 🦞 was $25 which we thought was very reasonable and in line with other establishments in Chinatown. Royale offers a large banquet menu starting at $498-$900+ - which is on the table to consider, different menus to choose which level works for you (each was enough for 8 to 10 people) the banquet menus are in Mandarin so use your google translator to view.
The not so great - we should have read the reviews and ordered dim sum. We ordered lobster with garlic and scallion, salt and pepper lobster 🦞 seafood soup and fried seafood basket. Lobsters were lukewarm, we strongly feel that our ginger scallion lobster - which came out first - was a send back order as it arrived quickly after we placed our order, before our soup and was only warm - also on the small size ☹️ the table next to us also ordered the same lobster 🦞 dish, it was almost double in size and we could see the steam and smell their ginger and scallion…not ours. The ginger scallion was the best flavored item. If you like it not spicy this is your place. The fried seafood basket was fresh seafood which we appreciated.
The level of service also was just okay - we asked for hot sauce and soy sauce and never received the soy sauce. We couldn’t get soy sauce, in a Chinese food restaurant.
I would say this was probably one step up from your neighborhood Chinese delivery, the seafood was fresh just not hot and if you have sauces you like at home, this would be a good take out and use your sauce at home place.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
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