Typical dim sum fare but amazing service and atmosphere!
FOOD: They had a good variety of dim sum dishes and tasted authentic, but I found that it was a little on the pricier side. Most dishes (4pc siu mai or har gow) were categorized as size "large", which were priced at $5 each.
SERVICE: All the servers were very polite and gave us space to eat without rushing us, and they did a great job topping off our teacups and refilling the teapot when empty. They made sure to check on you every once in awhile to see how you were enjoying the food. They were also very friendly when seating us and explaining the logistics of ordering.
ATMOSPHERE: We went at 1pm on a Sunday and the restaurant was 3/4 full, but each table had enough space around them to not feel crowded. The decor reminded me more of an upscale japanese restaurant more than anything! There was a good ambient noise level as well (not too loud, not too quiet).
Overall, I would say this is an above average dim sum restaurant and I will definitely be choosing this place over traditional, loud and crowded dim sum spots for my next dim sum craving!