Been here 3 or 4 times now. Tried dozens of dishes and in my personal opinion the dim sum is better than Kirin Court (the standard and most popular dim sum place in the area). The atmosphere is not as nice, but if you're not trying to impress your first timer friend this is where I would go. Note: the ladies walking around with the carts are trying to sell you the dishes and don't speak English well. Just be upfront about what you want and don't want. You won't hurt their feelings I promise.

This us one of the best place for lunch, dinner and Dim-Sum Brunch. Children are welcome, they had an A-1 server. It's fun for kids. We had Peking duck, Tribble delight, Steamed Whole Fish, Sea Cucumber with Vegetables, all are so good!! Make sure try Dim-Sum during weekend, pushing cart with hot yummy Dim-Sum dishes going around your table. You will enjoy every minute during your meal.

So glad to be able to enjoy some good cantonese dimsum. love the chicken feet and the fun rolls. Been back a couple more times. Each time was just great. Fresh dishes, well made and delicious. Still our favorite place to yum cha in dfw. And got plenty togo to heat up for Sunday's lunch

This place is underrated. We had a very warm welcome from the server and the food was delicious! The bbq duck was soft and juicy, and the dim sum were steaming and fragrant and not heavily seasoned. Our family came on a weekday evening, but we were the only ones there. The only possible downside is the fact that you have to pay for a bowl of rice, but they deserve to have many more customers!!

I was so nervous to go there because of all the negative reviews, but i went there anyway because this is the only place nearby that serve lobster and crabs. The service was decent. Food came out really fast. The lobster was so fresh and well seasoning. My mom was so happy with the food. We also ordered fried squid and shrimp which were so fresh. Dimsum were also good too. The price was also fair. We were surprised when we saw the check because we thought it would be more expensive.

The crab rice is so flavorful. A lot of meat in the crab. The chicken with shrimp is soft inside and crispy on the outside. If you want delicious authentic Chinese food this is the place to go

First time in the Dallas metro area and I decided to come here cause I was craving dim sum. Coming from NYC Chinatown my standards are pretty high, let me tell you this place didn’t disappoint. I was worried about the current rating but they definitely deserve more credit. Everything came out quick as most Chinese food spots are and absolutely delicious. This place is a solid 8.4/10. Definitely try the roast duck.

Today we had hands-down one of the best Dim Sum meals here that we’ve had in North Texas in years, and it was a great value too. We stopped in on a Saturday around 11:30 and were immediately greeted, seated, and asked what we’d like to drink. Food carts were already circulating with lots of fresh, hot foods. The restaurant was well-staffed and staff were attentive and quick to offer help and request additional food items from the kitchen. We enjoyed baked BBQ pork buns, steamed crystal shrimp dumplings (har gao), steamed shrimp and pork dumplings (siu mai), chicken feet with black bean sauce, taro pie, turnip cake, steamed Chinese broccoli, fried sesame ball, egg custard tarts, stuffed bean curd skin, shrimp wrapped with rice noodles (Cheong Fun), and pineapple buns. All food items on the were very fresh and perfectly cooked when they arrived at our table. It was clear that everything was prepared fresh in-house here-the items were all very flavorful, had lots of filling, and were well-presented. The egg custard tarts were a standout-the filling was a nice smooth texture and the crust was thin, light, and flaky. The pineapple buns were also exceptionally prepare-bread was so soft, topping was the right texture, and the filling was delicious. The taro pie was also outstanding-there was plenty of savory pork filling and the outside was just the right thickness and had a light crispy crunch. We also ordered Singapore style noodles-the entree portion was generous with plenty of shrimp, BBQ pork, eggs, and veggies with the rice noodles. I don’t have more photos to share because we ate the food too quickly. All of our food was outstanding on our visit, and we enjoyed the nice ambience, as the restaurant was nicely decorated and though it was very busy, it was still quiet enough for us to talk, and staff were attentive throughout our visit. I highly recommend checking it out if you’re in the area!