I go there from time to time for a lunch. It is decent for a good price.
I always take the dim sum they serve on trolleys rolling between the tables, and it is OK.
Sometimes you have to be creative to understand the name of the food they try to tell you either in English or in French, so better ask to look at the dim sum and point the ones you want.
The place is big, packed with Chinese people who seem happy to be there which is a good sign.
To try this type of dim sum restaurant, you'd better know what you want to eat on carts. If you pick up randomly, you can end up with a really bad experience.
Not everything is good for a north American palate.
If you are not sure you can ask for a menu, but you won't get easily what is on the karts.
I usually eat quite a lot for 20$ something for 2, and I keep coming back once a month or so.
Every time I go there, I try something new on the carts; I must admit I don't always appreciate the new stuff, but that's part of the game.