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Went with one other person and we decided to go with Dim Sum rather than anything off the kitchen menu. I saw our waiter come by a few times, but he was very observant and waited until he saw us put down our menus before asking if we were ready, which made it feel much more relaxed and on our terms. He was quite friendly too.
Atmosphere was pretty quiet, all things considered. It wasn't terribly busy, but everything was kept to a low murmur. The cooking area was completely open, which gave off the comforting (but rather quiet and distant) sound of cooking utensils and pans clanking against one another, food sizzling and steaming, and filled the restaurant with great smells, getting us excited and hungry for our meal to come.
We got 6 different items off the menu (5 mediums and 1 large) and the portions were great. Everything was hot and looked/tasted like it was made with love. We didn't get a huge variety though - mostly buns, potstickers, and rice - so I can't speak for all the items.
We got enough food to stuff ourselves, and it ended up being around 30 bucks total, which kind of blew me away with how cheap it was, especially considering the quantity AND quality.
I'll definitely be going back here again and again. Would be a great place to take some friends for a few hours, toss back few beers or some sake, and munch on some pork buns.
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