Decent dim sum. All you can eat for $8.99.
Tom's has most, if not ALL the staples- steamed/fried dumplings, braised misc. and chicken feet, noodles, sticky rice, chinese broccoli, congee...and and desserts (banh bo, egg custard and mango jello, just to name a couple)! I went to Li Wah's for dim sum last Sunday, and I'd say the quality in dim sum is comparatively lower at Tom's, but not significantly. I would say for the price, you definitely get more than what you pay for.
The restaurant at the time was consistently busy enough so the carts were flying out of the kitchen. I went Sunday for brunch.. yes, again.