I cant knock the eight for anything other than its popularity which means we waited 30 min for a table. The food is fresh and the bbq duck was succulent and flavorsome. The service was prompt and friendly. This place is popular for a reason.

Approximate cost: $14

My son took me to this place so I try the yumcha for the very first time. The ambiance was ok, the biggest probem was the waiters not speaking english. and well now i know i dont like yumcha , not necessarly their food

The food here is quite nice for yum cha but you can get better in Chinatown yum chas! The same goes with the price- it was average and you can get much better deals elsewhere. The restaurant is quite huge however the waiting line is too.

Yumcha: the food is above average, there are many choices for the dimsum. Dinner: there are some special dishes which you cant try somewhere else. It`s a good restaurant in total. The service is much better while the boss is at the shop.

Approximate cost: $19

Great modernised way of eating traditional yum cha but newly renovated interior that sets it apart from the rest. It's quite popular with many people bustling outside during peak hours.

I'm Chinese and love yumcha. Just rating the food: Great yumcha. This restaurant had a brand new and stuning innovation and the food is tasty. Gone are the days of the all-you-can eat yumcha. Unusual but delicious prawn and scallps dumplings and standard favourites har gau and siu mai make a good meal