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Contribuer aux commentairesDelicious, affordable, and quick dinner in chinatown, we had roast duck, a side of yu choy, wonton noodle, and lobster in ginger and scallion. The duck was better than the lobster and the wonton noodle is okay. good place to grab a quick yummy bite!
Authentic Chinese food in a friendly, no frills atmosphere. Hot tea is served with a friendly greeting upon being seated. The water glasses were surprisingly small and we were pretty parched after walking around Chinatown but they kept them filled for us. The dumplings were super tender and had wonderful flavor. We shared the walnut shrimp and completely enjoyed it. The shrimp were fresh and large and juicy with plenty of walnut halves and a sauce with a hint of sweetness. It would have been more than I could eat alone so I’m glad we decided to share it. It seemed as if a lot of regulars visit the restaurant and all of the food we saw being served looked fantastic! Be sure to have cash on you if you decide to dine here.
This is a wonderful neighborhood spot to enjoy some congee and classic Cantonese dishes. I particularly loved the fish and crabs; they were incredibly fresh. Don’t forget...
Always a great experience! The classic dishes like roast pork, soy-salted chicken, congee, and wonton noodle soup consistently deliver. During my recent visit, I enjoyed the wonton noodle soup, shrimp rice crepes, and beef with bitter melon, which were perfect after a day exploring Chinatown and Little Italy. You can enjoy a meal here for under $10 per person any day of the year.
This spacious restaurant offers a wide variety of seafood, and their Congee is the standout dish. The service is excellent as well. I will definitely return soon!