R Lawson

Great Food! Excellant service. Just stopped by for my first visit. Tue Pork and Chicken Dim Sun were great. I really loved the Turnip balls.

Sazzie Zer

We walked by and stopped to eat by accident. The food was unexpectedly beyond amazing. Soup dumplings were the best I ever had in Manhattan, comparing to famous soup dumpling places. Simple stir fried veggie dishes were phanomenon! We were so impressed. The service was like five stars. In addition, its kid friendly! We had a stroller with us. We were able to park it next to our table. Overall was a wonderful experience. We have been going back there again and again for soup dumplings almost every other week.

Andrew Davis

Dumplings and scallion pancakes were great. Entrees were less desirable.

+3

He Wi

Overall it’s an ok experience. We didn’t find the meals authentic. We ordered xiaolongbao, crispy noodle with chicken, twice cooked pork. Patrons were decent. Mostly non-Asian. So you know what that means: Americanized. But the place was clean and service was professional (quick and attentive). If you’re not looking for ‘real’ Shanghainese or Sichuan food, you might be ok with this place.

ReedH

Decent spot on the UES for dim sum. Nice atmosphere which reminded me of places in Hong Kong. Had the xiaolongbao, turnip pastries, har gow, and shu mai. My favorite was the har gow, full of fresh shrimp. On the other end, the xiaolongbao were a bit lacking in soup, but overall a nice place I’d return to.

+1

Huguette S

Great place with yummy food and friendly service. The scallion pancakes and spring rolls were crispy and delicious. The general tso's tofu had great sauce and the tofu had a good crisp, but the actual tofu needed more seasoning.

shai shani

Very pleasant Dim sum restaurant for lunch and dinner. The selection of dim sum dishes is very wide, the dishes are served quickly as usual in dim sum restaurants should preform. If you do not have the strength to travel all the way to Chinatown then this is a great place in UES Manhattan to enjoy authentic Chinese food at reasonable prices.

+13

Harvey Messing

For dinner I had the minced chicken with corn soup. Its mild flavor was pleasing. For my main course I ordered what is listed on the menu as braised soft bean curd with mushrooms and bamboo shoots (pictured fried), $17. The bean curd is offered fried or soft, the tastier of the two is the fried one, I have enjoyed both, the fried one more than the soft. On another evening visit to the restaurant, I had beef with broccoli ($22). The beef was tender, but had no flavor, it had all been cooked away. A little of the flavor was in the juice that came with the dish. The beef dish came with a choice of white or brown rice. The broccoli was tender and tasty.

+1

Augusto Paulino

Be forewarned…this restaurant charges you 3% if you pay by credit card. As for the food, the beef with tofu was ok, nothing special. The hot and sour soup had too much cornstarch for thickening. The dumpling with pea shoots was the best part of the meal, but at $9, was pricey.

+1

Nikki Gomez

My boyfriend and I came here after a 10:30am showing of Avengers End Game and let me say, it really hit the spot! Our waiter recommended the crispy beef, fried rice, soup dumplings, prawns and scallops. All were winners but the stand out was the crispy beef! So full of flavor with the perfect amount of crisp! We also ordered the peking crispy duck roll and the BBQ ribs. The duck roll was big enough to share and full of that decedent duck flavor. Overall we had a great time and really enjoyed our meal and I loved my cocktail!

+8

I have frequented this establishment several times over the last 2 years. Each time the experience worsens. The staff is very arrogant and not friendly at all. The food is mostly frozen the the Duck is quite FOUL-TASTING / GAMEY. It is a shame as the room is somewhat nice. This establishment is doing 80% takeout theses days; the restaurant goers are more of a nuisance. The expectation for any gratuity is quite obnoxious and shameful from the staff- There are plenty of Asian establishments that serve better food and have a deeper appreciation for the guest.

Judas Murdah

Respectfully, because reviews can be someone's livelihood for the restaurant's employees especially in this economy... but the food, absolutely horrendous & overpriced. Can honestly say the food @ the "hood" corner chinese spots are on the same level or even better because those combinations are cheaper. Hopefully, the restaurant can do better - food & just overall vibe was with the servers & a particular hostess... doubtful because the neighborhood may not know better & think that quality of chinese food is acceptable. Godspeed