Decently priced yum cha place with good variety and good tasting dim sums. Gets really busy on weekends and public holidays. Only issue might be language barriers for non-mandarin or cantonese speaking patrons. However, it's not difficult to get the wait staff to show you what's in their trolleys if communication fails.
They are open for dinner as well.

I went there once with colleagues and one of my colleague told me that they had bad experience with this place before as the staff only understands Chinese well not English really. When they come to service they don't understand English. However when we went there, one of the colleague was Chinese. So we haven't faced any issue.

I went there first time with my Asian origin friends. The food was really great. However the staff doesn't really understand the other languages, so when I went with my family, I found a lot problems for communication.