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| - We went to this rest on Feb 14, 2016 for lunch. When we arrived, we noticed that the resto looked very full with few staff.
It took awhile for us to be seated. Our waiter came around and told us the food service may be a bit slower because they were very busy today.
We got our tea right away and had to ask for water a second time before we got it. On the bright side our food came right away. We ordered soup filled dumplings ($5.99), deep fried tofu ($3.99), green onion pancakes with egg on top ($3.99), and a Cantonese chow mein ($12.99).
Soup filled dumplings served with red vinegar and ginger was very good. The deep fried tofu was crisp on the outside and soft on the inside - melts in your mouth goodness, the green onion pancake was good but slightly mushy for my taste but very good overall, the chow mein had lots of generous toppings (cha siew bbq pork, small scallops, squid, shrimp, sliced Chinese mushrooms and broccoli) it was good but la lacked the slight crispness you expect from traditional chow mein but very good overall.
The service was good and they were very accommodating for our toddler.
The place was very nicely decorated with very high ceilings and modern rendition of a traditional Chinese style. The bathroom was very clean.
I would definitely recommend this place.
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