If you don't speak Chinese, it's time to learn, cause most of the menu has no translation. Some of the items are really expensive, some are really good value. Very tricky tricky Just to start people off, for dim sum, they offer combo A, B and/ C. The combos are basically a mix platter of typical dim sum food. Great for two people to get a variety of dim sum, or for the dim sum nubs to try multiple things in one go. For lunch, lunch combo A, B or C is good. Each combo has main, congee and three side dish. A is fish, B is crab and C is lobster. D seems over priced unless you really want to eat that type of fish. And they say it's for 2 people, realistically, I would say 3 people really. Finally, for dinner, go for ?combo, three side dish, lobster, fried oyster and chicken. Right now for grand opening they are giving away fried squab for order over $50 after 5:30. Can definitely feed more than the 4 people they recommend.
If you come here, think dim sum earlier in the day. Lunch and night would be Chinese seafood combo.