Went in with little expectations but got a pleasant surprise! Most of the dishes were good. Special highlights for me were the cabbage, scallop, collagen soup, fried rice and tea infused roast duck! The tea came in a pretty pot but I found it quite expensive - 5.9 per pax hence it was almost 30 for 5 pax

Dinner at vivo city with the family. This handmade dumpling and half boiled chicken soup is highly recommended, more than enough for 5 people. The taste I will leave it to your imagination with the note that my two kids finished their portions. Their roasted chicken, it is roasted to perfection…I love the crunchy skin.

Visited on a Sat evening. Ordered a sweet and sour fish, pork & some veg, hot tea & milk tea. Fish was about $100+ for an 800g fish but I guess it’s ok considering the knife work involved. The other dishes were good. Total bill came up to $190 for 3, no charge for peanuts & wet towels. Service is ok despite the other reviews.

Convenient parking within the mall, had a quick dinner. Ample seating area and good safe distancing. Suitable for families with kids. Foods were ok and tasty, not that bad to dine in. Lot of food variety especially the Perkins duck. Nicely decorated full of traditional Chinese feeling. Recommended to come again.

Our first time there but won't be the last. Reason: besides a few hiccups we had a most enjoyable and delectable Valentine Day's lunch. The hiccups were actually quite hilarious. Upon placing our order for $68 per pax CNY set we were promptly served -- with the desserts first. The waitress apologized profusely and then it was all quiet for the next 15 minutes or so. We enquired and then within 5 minutes we were served in quick succession all the six dishes. Yes literally one after another even as we were still at our first dish. At anytime there were at least 3 to 4 dishes on our table. (See photos) But the dishes were absolutely delicious and well proportioned - even with the obligatory noodles. And the ambiance was great - quiet and unique decor. Service staff friendly and obliging. But we were so hurried through put meal to be put into the Valentine mood. Put theory, the kitchen staffs were preserving their midday rest time.