Went there for yumcha, the foods there are great, big portion, reasonable price, pretty good service and good location. Unfortunately it is now close to give way to new building construction. I sincerely hope they can re-open again.

Approximate cost: $10

a great place for yum cha,it reminds me of yum cha in city great variety to choose from dumplings,tofu dishes money bags a great range to pick from there is a long wait but the food is always fresh and very tasty reasonable prices and staff are good especially whn it comes to yum cha

The experience here is always awesome- except i just hate the extremely long waiting periods outside! It's annoying and just plain tiring! However it's worth it most of the time- the menu has lots of options and the food is always fresh and good quality.

Approximate cost: $15

I enjoyed a delicious yum cha experience several times here. The queues are long but you can avoid these by an easy reservation! The food is extremely fresh and I love how hot and satisfying the dishes are.

Go there quite often for Yum Cha, usually has a long queue outside around lunch time. They have quite authentic Cantenese food, a lots of options there. You don't always need to wait for the trailey, just grah a waiter and tell them what you like. During some seasons, they may have very cheap crabs and lobsters. My wife and me like to order a 1 KG lobster with noodles, tastes great.

Like other Chinese restaurant, you need to be prepared for the noise atmosphere.

Approximate cost: $15

Service was great; food was great and better than the ones at Chinatown and portion was generous considering you are paying less than the ones at the City. Must try is the 'hakao' (prawn dumpling), dim sum, and prawn rice noodle...love love it...

Approximate cost: $5