Justin Fowler

I was walking around Chinatown and saw this place was still open past 10pm as everything else seemed to be closed. Yes the service here does need to be better, but they were not rude to me. It was just one server tending to a full house and he did forget me when it came to my check, but I didn't mind that part. Overall, I will definitely come back here for the Peking Duck. I got some soup also, which was really good. But the Peking Duck really sold me the most here.

+1

Not bad. Their horfun lacks salt. But their crispy pork belly amd char siew are good.

Prem Kumar Vannia Perumal

If you’re looking for truly authentic Chinese rice porridge (congee / jook) in San Francisco, this place is a must-visit. The porridge is perfectly smooth and silky, slow-cooked to the right consistency — not watery, not overly thick — just the way

Tommy Nguyen

Low prices for large portion size. Roasted duck was delicious. Not overly salted or seasoned.

+1

TiTi

Reminded me of a neighborhood restaurant we had in China. Authentic, great service, good a bit dull in flavor but you can add soy and hot sauce to make it perfect for your palate. Very nice place and even at 9 pm it was a full house.

+5

Shoni

While roaming Chinatown we came across this awesome spot. We had a lot of different stuff. The sesame chicken was delicious. Soup dumplings were really good. Everything we got was so good. Bok choy , chow mei fun, chicken fried rice and spring rolls and soups. Got to sit in the outside dining area. Definitely would come back again.

Rachel

Not a bad dim sum spot, we came here after reading a couple of recommendations and wanted to have a bit of a bite to eat. The pork buns were okay, a bit more on the sweeter side than I’m used to (probably a NY thing), scallion pancake was very good, and the steamed shrimp dumplings were good. General Tso more in the savory side rather than sweet and spicy-ish. Everything was very fresh. Overall I’d probably go again cause it’s a very quiet and chill spot compared to the other parts of Chinatown and had decent prices!

Brandon Ng

Located in the heart of Chinatown and offers a good variety of staple dim sum dishes! Although some improvements could be made to the wraps of the dim sum themselves. Overall delicious!

+1

William Crawford

This is some good dim sum. Service was ok, but you must be patient. Prices aren't bad at all; about 5-6 a dish. The place was clean, and they have outside seating. I would definitely come back!

+1

The food was so so. Watch out for items listed as seasonal. That is a recipe for rip off if you don’t ask ahead of time. A plate of veggie stir fried pea sprouts ended up whopping $24. Not the kind of price I expect in Chinatown. There are definitely better options out there.

Li Ding

We were not impressed either by taste or portion. The BBQ 2-item sampler was mostly chicken not much duck. The 咸鱼鸡粒🍆 was all chicken with a hint of salted fish flavor. The portion was also not very big that our family of four finished six dishes. Oh they don't come with rice so another $2.5 for each small bowl of rice.

Joe Low

Lunch time at this restaurant, the duck is good, roast pork good. BBQ pork was a bit too thin for our liking. The fried rice was a but dry. But overall, our craving was satisfy.

+2

Nicholas Pun

Stopped by for a hearty breakfast to start my day. Decent congee (got the one with beef) and fried Chinese donut. Bit on the pricey side (came out to $20), especially considering the location is in Chinatown, but I enjoyed the food.

+1

mansa shaka

A fine walk through Chinatown you’re bound to cross this place. It offers fresh and fair portioned foods, that are worth the price. I enjoyed the outdoor seating as I dig the hustling vibe of the city. The tea was acceptable but really the dim sum is where it’s at! While it can be hard to pick out one it’s okay to try three. Frankly, after a hard day of work around the pier an order of wanton noodle soup with the roast duck really energizes the spirit! With that said the service leaves a lot to be desired. I’ve come here for the food not the service. Needless to say, the times I’ve eaten here, I’ve felt some level of insult. It’s a good thing I’ve the patience for outright disrespect. No tip for bad service, no tip for rude behavior, and if i could I’d have tipped the cook the only one deserving of gratitude.

+4

Very rude and discriminatory service towards people of color. My fiancé and I came in and placed an order. When I asked for the sizzling beef, the senior woman with the very short dark gray haircut abruptly corrected me and said, “It’s called sizzling beef.” I nervously laughed and repeated it the way she said it. She then proceeded to run her mouth, yelling across the restaurant, to another employee, while i was still ordering and had the another employee finish taking our order. Like what????? As we were sitting down for dine-in, she stops by our table then asked how many people were dining in, and we stated said two. Shortly afterwords, she comes back, with ANOTHER white couple trying to SEAT them where we were sitting and told us to get up, we needed to take our food to go instead of having it plated like everyone else. When we asked why our food couldn’t be served the same way as the other customers, another employee with short hair brought out tiny plates and told us we could plate the food ourselves. At that point we asked for a refund and left. The entire experience was uncomfortable and very unprofessional.