We went here for lunch with friends and it was a unique experience. No longer do you have to wait for the waitress to come to you you order the food through their electronic menus and the food comes out very quickly. It can be dangerous as you can keep ordering dish after dish. The quality of the food was excellent although a bit on the pricey side for a lunch. Well worth the experience.

Really yummy dumplings of all kinds. Coolest part is that there's practically no service - there's a touch screen computer at every table, and you simply order and waiters bring it out to you. Everything came out really fast too, especially drinks. Desert was basically mango mania, but very yummy nonetheless.
Downsides - basically nothing, but if I had to think about it... We were a group of 10, and they catered for us quite well - but it was getting squashy. One girl spilled 2 things on the table, perhaps she was training?

Approximate cost: $15

The food tastes absolutely fantastic and they are pretty affordable as well. The most popular dish is Xiao Long Bao, which are little dumplings that taste the best. Wonderful experience!

The never ending search for the perfect XLB continues. Or for those that don't know, Xiao Loong Bao, or little dragon dumplings. These small morsels of dim sum have a hidden secret. Add some vinegar, a little ginger, chilli sauce if desired and pop the entire morsel into your mouth to receive an explosion of soup! Then again, if it's too hot, just nibble the top off and suck out the soup. This place is great with ordering as you order from a screen which gives you the status of the dish, whether it's being cooked, at your table or in the order system. Prices are medium to higher for the food, however we found many a dish very well made. Decor's not much and booking is recommended and if you can request the ground floor instead of the basement which is a bit claustrophobic. Overall a good recommended place to go for Northern Chinese food.

Approximate cost: $20