Wow what an expansive menu of classic Chinese dishes with a tea twist! The lunch combos are a fairly good deal, and there are a number of options to choose from. The prices of the combos vary depending on the number of items in the deal - soup, salad, and side dish are the variables. I believe all combos come with a drink and dessert and of course the main entree.
The beef noodle soup had tender pieces of beef and tendon in a dark soy sauce broth. The broth isn't super multi-dimensional but the perfectly chewy alkaline noodles make the dish a winner.
The stewed pork ribs were very tender and had a sweet/salty taste. A bit of rice and pork with a sip of milk tea... mmm yum!
The fried pork cutlet is always a crowd pleaser with fresh veggie sides - baby bok choi or the steamed mushrooms.
Lastly I can't forget the wonton soup ... surprisingly very tasty with meaty wontons in a light clear broth.
The desserts are quite small and not very interesting but served their purpose in rounding out the meal!