We had some gyoza, mapo tofu and beef noodles. It was very good and the staff speaks japanese and chinese and were very helpful.

Our family of 4 (including one very picky “I only eat plain white rice, McDonald’s, popcorn, and potato chips” teenager) visited Japan with another family of 4. Finding a place to eat with 8 people has been a challenge. Finding one in the middle of a typhoon for our last night before heading back to the US was even more eventful. While the restaurant is small, there is one table large enough for 8 people. We had our hotel call ahead to see if they had room for us all. The food was amazing! Served family style, there was plenty to share, and even plain white rice and soda for the picky one. The service was fantastic as was the atmosphere. It was the perfect place to be on our last night in Tokyo in the midst of a swirling storm.

Went there today around 11:00PM. Though the door notice says that they are serving till 12:00, the lady inside was rude and told us the shop is closing. What’s written o the notice and their serving hours are wrong! Most rude Chinese restaurant I’ve met across Tokyo.

Tasty and not oily. You can eat dim sum at any hour.

Very good Chinese cuisine! Basically every dish is delicious, highly recommend!