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| - Not much to say about the food. While it's not bad, it's not great either. The dim sum tastes alright but portions are smaller than the norm. Small details, like the rice noodles or the dough from the har gow breaking apart, would alert regular dim sum goers about the quality. But, the food is affordable. You win some and you lose some.
Service, however, was horrendous (as many reviews have mentioned). Servers were rude and inefficient. Dim sum places, more often than not, charge for linens and tea. Here, if you are waived for tea, you get charged for linens. If you are not waived for the tea, well, you pay for it lol. For tea, beware: some selections are more expensive than others. As for the tablecloth fee: I've never heard of a dim sum restaurant that charges tablecloths per head... Usually it's just a $1 flat fee.
Conclusion: I'd rather spend a bit more and go somewhere else for dim sum.
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