Parking lot is a bitch, but that isn't the fault of the restaurant. The decor is really well done especially since it is very different from what Wasabi looked like (the restaurant that was there before).
The service was average but pretty good for a Chinese restaurant, I went with my 3 close friends and we enjoyed ourselves. The selection of food is large which is always a good thing for dim sum. We also saw a lot of live seafood, so they definitely live up to their name. The booths are also pretty private from what I can tell which would be nice for intimate family gatherings. We got sat at a regular table near the sushi bar (I think). I liked it because there was a lot of stuff to look at!