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| - I'm a very fussy, very picky eater. I'm usually don't go very far out of my comfort zone, burgers, chicken fingers etc. I am however endevouring to be a bit more open to new choices. So my friend talked me into trying dim sum. I was a bit hesitant, but was assured I could manage to find stuff I liked with out being forced to eat vegtables. I must say I was very impressed. There is alot to choose from for a picky eater, I am not a huge fan of every dish I tried, but that has more to do with my taste in food then the quality. My friend who eats a lot of Dim Sum was very impressed.
So outside of the food, the atmosphere was very bright which was nice, as some chinese food resturants, especially in small plaza's can be dingy. We arrived just after 11 on a Sunday morning, and it seemed to be quiet and relaxing, and then the crowds started to come in, it got loud, but it wasn't overwhelming. The staff was mostly cheerful, and helpful, and didn't look at me funny when I asked for a knife and fork, I know I will work on the chopsticks, but can't quite get the hang of them. Price wise it seemed to me to be very reasonable, we tried 7 or 8 dishes, were quite filled and it was only $25.
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