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| - The atmosphere is very pleasant and the service was consistent and attentive, but I was not overly impressed with the food. The fried chicken dumplings were the best thing we had, and admittedly, these were delicious; light, crispy, well-cooked, tasty....really good. But the meal went downhill from there.
The hot-n-sour came in a bowl the size of a trough and was so very sour. The broth was very gelatinous and the soup contained very few goodies like Chinese mushroom, pork, or even tofu. It was mostly gooey broth.
The dinner items we order were pretty standard fair: General Tao, Mongolian beef, and sesame chicken. The presentation was very nice and the food arrived promptly, but it had absolutely no flavor, no zing, no punch, at all. It seemed so very underseasoned It was so bland we didn't finish any of it. Considering the price, we're not likely to go back.
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