The view is so 👍 Other restaurants don't have a big windows and Excellent views. They just have fancy bulb lighting.

Great ambiance.... Family friendly and great service. You can also book a room for the evening.

+6

My family and l drove three hours (from New London Connecticut) to try their fried chicken wings stuffed with shrimp. It was Absolutely delicious!!! Also ,we tried their Grouper with Vegetables, fillet steak Cantonese style, sweet and sour chicken and other dishes. Everything was delicious. They also surprised us with dessert that consisted of fresh fruit and some type of pudding based squares that was amazing. The atmosphere was beautiful and so were the people who worked there. We will definitely be back to try new dishes from this remarkable restaurant.

The best dim sum breakfast Chinese restaurant

+6

Great for Dim Sum Sundays with the family! Authentic and varied offerings. Lots of big groups and feels really centered around the large family group experience. Cart staff are pleasant but be prepared that they may not speak English.

Very authentic and clean. Make a reservation for large groups (we had 10 ppl) and ask for a private room on the second floor. The sugar crumble roast pork buns are delicious. The flaky pastries are amazing and the dim sum wrappers are delicate.

Nice and grand decor. They are one of the better Chinese restaurants on 8 ave. They also has Asian fusion dishes.

A large venue that became packed while we were being served. This place seems to be popular. This place caters to large groups or large families. Nice place with a massive screen. The food was great and service reflect that. I like that the food had very little salt and we can add it ourselves with the condiment provided. Very nice place!

A beautiful experience for having Dim Sum. Many tasty dishes from which to choose. I felt welcome and always have a great time.

Very fresh and outstanding selection of dim sum. Busy restaurant. I’m usually the only non-Asian there. Friendly staff. I really like this place. Check it out.

Best Cantonese food in Sunset park in my opinion. seafood, chicken, duck all excellent. Very spacious and clean interior as well. Although I will say normal ordering is better than their dim sum in terms of food, but still solid nonetheless

Authentic Cantonese known for its Dim Sum and family style dinner. Food: One of the best food in the city not just Brooklyn. Dim sum is busy on the weekends so the later today come (after 10am) expect to wait. The food is fresh and not overly westernized like the more known restaurants in the city. For dinner, you can go wrong with any of the dishes. Seafood is a must order here. Ambience: The restaurant has 2 floors. Both floors has a catering style ambience; the lower the larger of the 2. Parking on the weekends is difficult so plan some time ahead. Park Asia is really worth the trek to taste some of really good Authentic Chinese.

We enjoyed an afternoon of Dim Sum. Had several dishes that we've had before, but we tried the "Fried Dough with Rice Roll" for thd first time and it was surprisingly good. The service and atmosphere were good. Prices were slightly cheaper than nearby restaurants. There is very limited parking at the back side of the building.

We have been going to this dim sum restaurant for 2 years almost every Saturday. I love their dim sums, specially the hom sui gok and chicken feet) They also have the best Peking Duck in NY. Haven’t find a good Pekin Duck? Go to Park Asia!)

Delicious dimsum and great spot. Much bigger interior than expected.

+1

Been here 3 times now, food is consistently good, and the service is reliably good too. Great spot for din sum with the family!

Clean environment with a great selection of dishes. Many more dessert options than others places I have been. Char sui bao rival Tim ho wan for the best I've ever had.

Delicious food and attentive waiters! They disinfect all the chairs and tables prior to the next guest. Appreciate the thoughtfulness and smell of disinfectant.

Great place to host events. My father is friends with the the owners and they always give us great seats. This place is definitely the best place to take friends and family for great East Asian food. This is definitely one of the best place to eat Dim Sum (basically Asian brunch where they serve small plates of food for a group of people).

+3

Friday night my I decided to take two of my old coworkers out to dinner there. They are both Chinese and loved the restaurant immediately. The atmosphere, the personal attention given by the owner, Maggie. The fried chicken and string been was extremely tasty. My coworkers mostly enjoyed the duck, I do not eat duck but it looked and smelled just as good as the rest of the meals.The price was also very good. Mainly, we found parking across the street. I highly recommend Park Asia restaurant.

Had dimsum here with my family. Good renovation done, big screen showing food content. Service is quick. Tarts r so good. Flavors on point. We brought our own tea leaves haha. Good time. 10/10 No wheel ladies, paper menu. You mark what you want, eng and chinese available on paper, and the server come and bring yoh the plate. I forgot to take pics of the sesame mochi balls, omg they’re so delicious. Pls come to try yourself

I thought the venue was a perfect size for a small wedding. The staff was very courteous, fast and helpful! The food was delicious as well. I haven't had better roast duck anywhere, and that includes Beijing. If you are going to do a Chinese-style banquet wedding, I'd say this is your place.

One of the best places to have a birthday party wedding or just dinner with family. I had my son's 1st birthday party here and I will never forget it. The staff was amazing and the food was amazing 👏

+2

Great for dim sum and dinner. The servers are friendly. Majority of them speaks Cantonese. Bathroom is clean.

One of my favorite restaurants in Brooklyn. They have very good dim sum.

+6

We had little event there and it was fine experience It was easy to find street parking

+6

Danny Nguyen

Hey folks, Just had to drop a line about this incredible spot – it's seriously one of my favorites! I've been a regular here pretty much since they first opened their doors, and I've got to say, they've never once let me down. Every single time I visit, the quality of everything, from what they offer to how they treat you, is absolutely top-tier. The staff are always super welcoming and genuinely go the extra mile to make sure you have a great time. Honestly, if you're looking for a place that consistently delivers an outstanding experience, you absolutely *have* to check this out. Trust me, you won't be disappointed!

+10

Leo Zou

Really good dim sum. The pigeons were especially delicious. Between roast duck or pigeon, you got to order the pigeon. It’s that amazing.

Ka Neal

Jade Garden is a traditional Cantonese seafood restaurant with an elegant and comfortable ambiance. Private dining rooms on the second floor are perfect for birthday parties. The menu is varied, beautifully presented, and delicious. While the food is delicious, it doesn't quite reach the level of Hong Kong restaurants that will wow your palate! It's truly unforgettable! The waiters are professional and dedicated!

Andy Phuong

Came here for dim sum and left extremely full and happy. Yes some of the wait staff (some others do speak English) don’t understand English but they make the best effort to understand what you want and treat you like family and are very helpful. I have been coming here for awhile. The food here is A1 same with the prices, very reasonable.

Chuchen Xiong

I visited this place earlier this year, right before New Year's, and ordered a lot of dishes. Every single one was delicious! It's been a long time since I've had seafood this good.

+3

Frugal Cyclist

Received VIP invite for dinner. Reserved event with performance by singers & dancers. 10 course lavish meal plus dessert. Good quality & service. I really enjoyed the fresh steamed fish. Next was the mixed seafood platter with asparagus. The ginseng chicken soup is phenomenal 👍👍 Excellent venue for celebrations & big groups 🎉🎉

+15

Tiffany V

One of the best 酒楼 on 8th Ave for a special dinner! Food was incredibly flavorful and fresh. Highly recommend their seafood dishes, especially the steamed crab over sticky rice, and the black pepper lamb chops. We had a VIP room to ourselves on a weeknight without a reservation in advance. Complimentary mango dessert, almond cookies, and assorted fruit. Service was very friendly and attentive. Dishes we ordered: Steamed crab over sticky rice, black pepper lamb chops, jumbo shrimp with walnuts in mayo sauce, macadamia with mixed clams, scallops in black pepper sauce.

Good food, nice atmosphere, very affordable!

Overall a good place for dim sum. Some the dishes were better than others but everyone was satisfied by the end of the meal. Dim sim carts are always a plus given the freshness of the food and experience.

Wow place was hopping on a Monday around 11 AM. Didn't wait long to get seated maybe 5 minutes. Food was very good. The service was surprisingly on point, I have to admit I wasn't expecting it to be because of the amount of people in restaurant. I can only image the chaos is must be in the weekends! Good place and will definitely be back.

Decent Dim Sum place on 8th Avenue. Service was friendly and quick. Interior seating was decently spaced apart and very open. They also have outdoor seating in the back which is awesome. Food wasn't anything to write home about but still enjoyable and tasty. Pricing is fair

the food is delicious, but the KTV system never changed during 2 years at least.

The food was decent, but definitely do not come when they have a wedding party going on. We booked a private VIP room with 2 tables and ordered from their set menu of about 10 dishes. Took about an hour for the first dish to come out, and then the rest of the 9 dishes came out 5 minutes later. The waiter was like what do you want me to wrap up to make more room on the table. Thinking you just put down the 1st, and 2nd dish and then come out with 8 others at the same time, who is able to eat that fast. Maybe it was just a busy night, but it was a horrible experience.

First time here and the food was delicious. Most of the time I go to Manhattan Chinatown but was invite to this place and I have to say I can't wait to try dinner.

+4

Pretty good but could be cheaper but not too bad. 2 peeps with beef chow fun and 2 dim sum $35 + $5 tip

Food is great tasting as usual. Pretty good service once you are seated and your order is taken. The salted fish, chicken bits, and raisin fried rice is so savory. The dim sum selections are the usual selection with some nice creative addition that are almost like tapas of full size entree dishes.

Pretty good dim sum; close to average Hong Kong standard. Good service and nice setting. I like it when they all speak Cantonese!

I was at Park Asia for a family reunion of approximately 70 people. We were on the 2nd floor where there are smaller private dining rooms and a larger area where we were. Once the banquet style course began coming out, it was a non-stop feast until the last course was brought out. Everything was so tasty and fresh. Service was great. I was so focused on the endless food and catching up with family that I didn’t take any pictures to post here. Plenty of street parking to be had.

Affordable prices, spacious dining space, efficient service, excellent a la carte and dim sum choices -- a Brooklyn favorite!

+5

Our dim sum go to spot, where we come on weekends by ourselves or hosting friends from out of town. The price is extremely reasonable and it is fun catching up. There is always a slight wait on weekends, but we get the table fairly fast (around 5 minutes wait for my husband and I or a 15/20 minutes wait for a group of 6). The ladies, who push carts will try to get you accept as many dishes as possible. However, a firm no will be sufficient. For first timers, don’t feel intimidated, go and have fun. This is a lovely tradition, which to our surprise, when we visited Canton, China, it is slowly disappearing as the young people don’t go to dim sum anymore. To me, this is Chinese brunch, where you spend quality time with family and friends.

Beautiful decor and food was pleasing. Here are some of the dishes I ordered. These were really good

Came here for family dinner. Friendly staff. Food is decent.

+6

They give free fruit and deserts after you finish the dishes

+2

A typical Cantonese restaurant serving Dian sum at the lunch. The food was high quality and the service was great. The atmosphere is average.

Delicious and very nice service! They did not rush us even though we were a large party. Food was delicious.

It has very high ceiling in the main dining hall. Private rooms are available up to 60 people. Food is above normal. Service is great.

+6

My favorite spot for banquet dinners, but their dim sum can be better. This is my second favorite place for dim sum, but I order from them frequently since they deliver.

Good Cantonese food, great for hosting big events. They do weddings, as well as smaller private parties with at least five different VIP rooms. Service is better than average, but prices do match all the amenities. The space is pretty and bathrooms are cleaner than average. They are heavy handed with the Mayo on the Walnut shrimp, but otherwise the food is legit and tasty.

Came here on a Sunday early afternoon after a nearby spot was insanely busy. We were seated within 10 minutes and the food was good

+6

Cantonese style food. If you want to try real Cantonese style, this is one of the best in the neighborhood. Taste ia not so salty compare to others, and the employees there are nice. But expect a long wait and paid extra.

Rorpin Dong

Nothing fancy, a couple of dishes worthy of mention. Garlic sauce vegetable. It was sauteed vegetables (蒜蓉菜心）finished with a spoonful of yellow wine. 豆苗餃， tender bean sprouts wrapped in rice flour dumplings. Very delicate, very refreshing. The staff were extra friendly. Tall dining hall. Pork ribs stew was okay but on the sweet side. Noise level was high. Just wondering if we didn't order the food right? Pork knuckle braised were too sweet.

+3

Eric Chan

Good service, they aren't late when you order for catering. Front desk and staff are very nice and helpful. Not messy and on point. Clean location for Chinese dine in and full restaurant experience. One of the best on 8th Ave for dim sum. Highly recommend this location. Prices are fair for Brooklyn.

Daddi nari

This place gets really crowded on weekend mornings. Expect to wait in line for 20min to an hour. Food is more Cantonese style versus Flushing dim sum. Food is fresh. Price is regular for dim sum. The service was good. The staff was attentive. However, once you are done eating, you do get the feeling you should leave soon. Can't blame them with the long lines. FYI, Parking can be difficult in the area

John Y

This is the only place I know that takes reservations for dim sum. They were able to accommodate us with 3 big tables upstairs in the vip room. After eating dim sum 3 days in a roll I was kind of sick of it but after the first bite I was in love again. Expect big crowds and some waiting time.

+1

Brandon Brown

Came here for a 100th baby celebration. So the food was always catered. But what we had was really delicious. So I will make a return and update my review

Emily

Steamed roast pork bun did not taste good. The bread was too much compared to the meat, and the meat was tough and dry. The other foods were good, typical of dim sum restaurants. I thought the egg tart was stale and didn’t taste good, but my little sister liked it. Atmosphere was good but the servers were kind of rushy (they were very nice though). I especially like the snowy durian—it was very tasty. Also I got food poisoning 😐

Alvin Ho

Nice dim sum restaurant with lots of natural light! Went with 2 other friends and the bill came out to be around $44. Service is a little slow though and people are fairly inattentive. The food is good and there's 2 ways of ordering- through carts and by writing on an order slip. They also have frozen dumplings to order if you want.

+17

Updated review: they have outdoor seating which is great for groups while still dealing with the pandemic. For Dim Sum, there are no carts outdoors, your group can bulk order and everything comes out at once. Dim Sum menu seems to be limited (some items we've had before no longer available). Food is still ok, prefer other locations nearby but other locations don't have outdoor seating...

I've had dim sum at plenty of places in Brooklyn and Manhattan. This one was just average. The selection was ok, not the best. There weren't quite enough workers to man the carts and so service was way slower than it usually is for ny dim sum. Might have been an off day, but given the large availability of other places to get dim sum,I would go back.

The dim sum were not fresh, especially the steamed roast pork buns. The food from this restaurant used to be okay. Overall, the service was good, but the food did not taste good at all. My mom and I had better dim sum at local dim sum restaurants in the same neighborhood.

The friend gave a recommendation to try this restaurant for lunch. It was busy on a Thursday lunchtime, and there were about 15 minutes waiting. The atmosphere was bright, and the service was ok. There were many dish selections, but some were not immediately available due to the busy dining period. The tastes of the food were disappointing. Many dishes were lack of taste. We go to eat dim sum almost weekly, and we can't see we will visit here anytime soon.

food was good. just had really bad diarrhea the next day.

It was a birthday party. The food was edible, but I would drive hour an half from Queens to eat here.

There was no waiting time as it was around 11am on a Friday and the food was circulating right away. The food was good except for one which is the shrimp dumpling (har gao) if that's how you spell it. The ladies were nice but I gave it a 3 star because it was too expensive in my opinion. The total bill was $36. The tea is not free.

Review is for Sunday dimsum tea time. Food 2 Location/ease of parking 5 Wait time 5 Friendly Service 5 Facility/Restroom 4.5 Some items have strange taste, I can only describe as chemical unnatural makes me suspect some accidental contamination or cleaning procedure not done 100%. There are upper floor I assume its good for banquet events. Worker are fairly prompt and friendly compare to other similar style restaurants. Food might be an off today? According to other who visited precore-COVID it was better before. They really don't taste that great, some dishes not even comparable to those cheaper takeout joint/food court.

+6

It’s above average dim sum spot in Sunset Park for me. Overall, food is good back not great. The staffs are friendly and attentive. Do not recommend the durian dessert, it’s not real fruit inside, rather its texture felt and taste like custard and it’s pricy.

Edna L

For a Friday afternoon, we didn't have to wait for a table even though the place was pretty packed. Each table was occupied and the place filled with loud enthusiastic conversations from everyone. The population was mostly Chinese families and elderly couples enjoying a nice time together. You know, the usual crowd... so I thought since locals go here, it'd be better than the now-touristy yumcha places in Chinatown, Manhattan. Disappointed to find subpar dimsum. Certain dishes are a hit or miss. Spare ribs were the only good thing here, IMO. - Sincerely, someone who has had a lot of dimsum growing up. P.S. staff were very attentive and super friendly and nice.

Better for Dim Sum but generally a decline in standards. Went Sunday evening. 40mins after placing our order-no appetizers/drinks. I hour later food arrives. Had to ask for drinksx3. Finally brought out cold soup (hot and sour!) with main meal. Forgot the other appetizers completely and still expected us to pay for them! Very slow service, this place used to be good but it forgot how to treat customers. Won't be back...

Quality was very average to the best. They used to be good. Price was a joke. They felt entitled to mark up prices. Won't be back for sure. Service was good tho.

There’s some food storage issues at this place. Some of their dim sum has this weird fridge odor, and it’s often with stuff that are made ahead of time like their dumplings and spring rolls. Their rice rolls are fine since they don’t spend time in their fridge, but a lot of their stuff tastes of fridge odors.

Two stars, because in the first place, the men's bathroom is a disgusting, unsanitary health-code nightmare pigsty. or, actually, I might prefer stepping through a pigsty over wading through the puddles of piss on the floor in the men's room. The piss that gets on the bottom of men's shoes is tracked into the dining room where the glass rotating tabletops are placed on their sides as table cloths are changed. Think of someone pissing on your table for imagery. Seriously, a restaurant that does such high volume should have an attendant in the bathroom, or, I'd say, minimally, a sanitizing floor mopping once every couple of hours. If the rest rooms are a measure of the care that the ownership takes in the kitchen ... well, you can imagine. So, cleanliness: Zero stars. The two stars are for the food. Assuming it's clean (a dubious assumption), it's perhaps the best Cantonese food in recent memory. I'm not an expert, but I've had a lot of authentic Cantonese food. The service is passable - but verges on hostile.

BK

We recently had our wedding at Park Asia. We chose Park Asia as the interior was nicer than most chinese restaurants in Brooklyn and we liked the high ceilings as well as the food. The process to book the restaurant and choose our wedding menu was great and the manager worked with our requests and gave us a small discount. The workers were friendly as well and said they would help as much as they can on the day of our wedding. We were happy with the experience up until after the wedding. We tipped the kitchen beforehand hoping they would put extra care into the food but the feedback on the food from our guests that night werent great, maybe because there was a retirement party happening upstairs as well as a smaller wedding on the side happening at the same time so the kitchen was busy. The three main reasons why we are unfortunately scarred and have an unpleasant memory from our wedding & the restaurant were 1) During the table toasting segment, I had taken out a very expensive bottle of liquor to toast with our friends and family. I wanted it poured into our glasses as well as our parents but the manager told us that tea is already in our cups and that he will hold onto the bottle for us and give it to us when we're ready. (I dont understand why we couldnt pour out the tea before we started but whatever, it was too chaotic). As we were going around table to table, we noticed the manager started pouring the liquor out to everybody, at this point we couldnt stop him and its a happy event so its fine but because the manager was carelessly and generously pouring the liquor to everyone, halfway through our 25 tables, the bottle was already almost empty and my wife and I have not tried one sip yet. I quickly gulped my tea and got a small sip myself. Sadly, my wife as well as our parents and some close friends and relatives we wanted to share with did not get to try. My intention was to save a bit to take home so we can drink it on our one year anniversary. I also intended to pour and toast with the liquor myself but the manager just decided to act on his own. 2) My wife had left her bouquet on the cake cutting table and when we remembered and went back to ask for it, the restaurant had tossed it while cleaning. They blamed us for not remembering but the right thing to do, knowing it may be important, was the staff to ask the wedding party or the family. I know chinese venues dont care much compared to western venues but my wife had intended to also press and save her bouquet for memories so she was devastated. The attitude from the staff who were friendly def changed 180 after the event ended. 3) After the wedding, we realized that we should have an extra box of wine left since we ended up having a few less tables than originally planned. When we went to retrieve it, the box was half opened and coincidentally, the wine slots were replaced with other leftover liquor from our bar that night. Our guess is that, they took out the wine bottles from those slots to keep for themselves and replaced it with the tequila bottles. We are supposed to have 15 bottles of wine leftover, we got 8 back. Sneaky. Our wedding experience was overall good, beautiful setting and we all had a great time but sadly, these "small" mishaps from their staff has left a mad taste in our mouths and we will not be returning to Park Asia. It wouldve been perfect but we are now scarred when we think back to our wedding. Sad as it was one of our favorite restaurants in BK and returning to eat there on our wedding anniversaries wouldv'e been nice, unfortunate.

Raven

The pork ribs were good, trotters were too sweet. Tasteless taro dumpling, and same with the pork roll. The cake thing was dry, so was the steamed pork bun. Service was a joke. Server gave me water in a plastic cup when they clearly had glass. I asked her for a togo box and gestured the size and she refused to give me the size box I asked for telling me it won’t fit. I begged her to just please give me the Togo container I’m asking for. Makes me mad just thinking about it. Would have given one star but the pork ribs was good and I had to order a second order because everything else was so bad. Wasn’t even cheap either. Never ever coming back. Save your money go somewhere else.

I recently hosted my wedding in Park Asia. What initially drew me to the venue was their high ceilings and interior layout. But I am super regretful for judging a book by only it’s cover. We have had a set menu a month in advance and made a hefty deposit (over half the amount the dinner costed). We also tipped the waiter and kitchen staff in advance in hopes for better service. However, upon arriving at the restaurant 30 minutes before the reception, we found out not only did the staff not set up the party favors (wine for 200+ guests) that arrived for over an hour. The managers requested the boxes to be scattered throughout the restaurant causing chaos as our wedding party had to locate the boxes and set up the favors ourselves. We also found two boxes hidden under a table as though intentionally set there to hide and steal from us. Furthermore, the fish that we originally chose on the set menu was switched to a cheaper fish. The food was not up to par as everything seemed cheap so the restaurant can save money. The food all arrived cold, and dishes were taken away so quickly before guests were able to finish eating. More chaos followed when the staff locked the door to our changing room without notification or providing us the key, so we had to frantically ask around and get sent around to multiple staff to look for a copy of the key. Morale of the story is do deeper research beforehand, and do not tip in advance, more tip does not equal better service, as this restaurant is just a leech. I would NEVER go back or recommend Park Asia again, nor would any of my 200+ guests.

I had dim sum here and I have to say it’s was not great. Everything was salty and some are bland. I also had a wedding here recently. The manager walked us through the seafood menu and we thought it’ll be great. 1) king crab was not the same as weight class we talked about. My guests complained saying the waiter rushed server the food. Such an expensive dish and they served it like garbage. 2) waiters were not great and not attentive. Manager didn’t give a crap about our guests. 3) I have many experienced restaurant owners and they can tell how the food is like. The restaurant told us we will get a great fish but it didn’t look like it. 4) the seats/tables were all messed up when all our relatives came in. We were like chickens running without our heads 5) we tipped the kitchen staff and the restaurant thinking they will provide great service. Mannn were we wrong. If we knew how bad everything is we would never tipped This is disgusting behavior and I will never ever come back here. Worst restaurant I’ve came across. If you want to host anything here, go somewhere else.

Don't go here just for price, much better food with normal flavor elsewhere in 8ave. Food looks decent, but subpar taste. Had a mushroom noodle dish where all the mushroom was spoiled... For dimsum their pork ribs, shumai, and steamed glutinous rice all had a funky taste. I think they leave their food out for too long in room temperature that's why I'm tasting spoilage and off putting flavors. Had an event here twice, while the price was fair at first, BUT you NEED to confirm your price before the event take place because for the second event we didn't confirm and they charge an extra +$50 per table and a mandatory 18% after asking us to give their waiter red envelopes... the most SHADY experience ever, never coming back here. I'm not sure whose the owners are but they need to look for new managers.

The interior atmosphere, decoration, dishes remind of the 80s. The waiters do not speak English and get aggressively nervous when you asking some questions . This is in the USA!!!!! The beef we ordered was tough, poorly cooked, impossible to chew. The bill was brought in.....Chinese !!! Never аgain!!!

Extremely Disappointed with Birthday Dinner Experience I rarely leave negative reviews, but the way I was treated during what was supposed to be a special birthday dinner was unacceptable and unprofessional. I made a reservation in advance and specifically noted that it was for a birthday celebration. I expected at least a basic level of acknowledgment — a simple greeting or just courteous service. Instead, the staff seemed unaware and uninterested. No one even acknowledged the occasion, despite me mentioning it again upon arrival. I’m absolutely appalled by the way this restaurant handled my family’s birthday dinner, especially regarding the longevity peach buns (壽桃包)that I pre-ordered well in advance. These buns were not just a dessert — they were a symbolic and meaningful part of the celebration for an elderly family member. I confirmed the order at the restaurant , made sure they had all the details, and was told everything was set. But on the day of the dinner, they flat-out lied and said they didn’t have any left. I have every reason to believe they gave them to someone else, possibly a larger or “more important” party, and just assumed we would quietly accept it. That’s not just unprofessional — it’s completely disrespectful. If you can’t honor a simple pre-order, don’t pretend to offer the service at all. Needless to say, this ruined what should have been a memorable evening. I will not be returning, and I cannot recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for thoughtful service or a place to celebrate special occasions.

Came for CNY dinner. Horrible service, and the food wasn’t good at all. Definitely not worth it.

When i walked in with my family and relatives (about 20 people) we were seated in VIP room 5 since there was a wedding happening in the main area of the restaurant. The food was mediocre, nothing really good. I'm giving this place a 1 star, a 0 star if i could because the ceiling had a massive crack in it and sewage water was dropping into our food. We didn't notice at first until a droplet splashed into the soup and splashed every until we noticed. It may have went into the other food without us realizing. The water kept dropping and the staff didn't do anything. We just had to move the table to the left corner so we weren't in the splash zone. Not only was sewage water splashing into the food, the soda we were severed was over a year expired. Who knows what else is expired or fresh. I am never returning to this restaurant.

The dishes we ordered was not made freshly. As all of the dishes we ordered after sitting came out within 5 minutes. The vegetables were dry and the roast duck was dry.

TIm Mazur

Whoa, what a disappointing experience. The plan was a fun work dinner. Some food arrived very undercooked, all arrived super slow, and some didn't arrive at all. The room we were in was adjacent to a very cold room which the waiters kept opening to being food to (food that looked tastier than ours....). I got the distinct impression that as a group of white and latino men and women, we were not welcome. Sad face.

Tina C

I dined here recently and had high expectations, but the experience fell short. The food arrived lukewarm and lacked freshness, which was disappointing, especially given the prices. Service was fine, but food quality really needs improvement.

yanyun liu

We personally own Japanese restaurants. So we know this industry. With 160 bucks, you can get great amount of sushi and sashimis plus steak dinners and other noodle dishes in our beautifully decorated restaurant. Recently, when we dined in there for dinner of 4, we only ordered two vegetarian dish and fish egg drop soup and a plain sautéed fish. And the bill was like 160. Adding 20% tip. No more comments, you should be smart to see what’s happening there.