Food is very tasty with adequate portioning. Dim sum tastes good but could have slightly better presentation. Service was prompt and great. Good lighting and ambiance for a casual family meal. Be sure to make reservations. On the pricier side. Parking is cheap and easy to find.

+3

A mixed bag of review for this restaurant. The fried rice and fried noodles were quite good but pales in comparison to DTF. The triple meat combo platter was alright. Chicken barely had any meat. Duck and charsiew were relatively good. The chee cheong fun was a disappointment. Too little sauce was given. Skin can be more silky. Would I return? Nope.

+1

Many reviews on this restaurant and their food have been written. Their service, quality and portion of food are good. I’ll just add some inputs on how you can ‘save’ a bit of money if you decide to visit the restaurant: First, they served those little plate of appetizers; like stewed peanuts with chestnuts. Very nice. The small plate cost $2.60 Then you have the wet towels placed at your table, each cost about $0.30. So if you do not require the wet towels, you can just leave it at your table when you settle the bill. Just let the staff know. As for the appetizer, you can reject the appetizers if you do not eat them. All these will be subjected to taxes upon billing if I’m not wrong. Enjoy.

+3

New restaurant in J8 so we decided to give it a try. Very long queue but we managed to have a table supposedly for 6( but 7 of us). Very squeezy and we are also very near to the next table. But the service is excellent. The service staff is very attentive. Food is okay but price is a little steep. Avoid peak hours or make a reservation else the waiting time quite long.

+3

Went for dim sum and some noodles. Noodles had nice texture and soup was nice flavor. Not too powerful, not too bland. Spicy wonton also very nice. Carrot cake nice taste and texture. Just a tad bit soft But very nice.