“This place is by far my favorite Chinese restaurant in this area - excellent dishes at an affordable price that are as close to authentic as you can get on the east coast. Many of the more authentic Chinese restaurants in the area are Sichuan or Cantonese style - this is the only Taiwanese/Shanghainese place. Definitely worth stopping in!Vegetarian options: Many sautéed vegetables, a few tofu dishes, and plenty of appetizers are vegetarianKid-friendliness: I’ve brought family members and friends with young (under 2) kids and they’ve been very welcoming with high chairs, etc.“
Cantonese • $$
“Ate dimsum here today and OMG.... Was sooo good. Everything was fresh and delicious. So much food....3 of us ate for $50. You can't beat it. Service was great too .. we love it here. One thing I wish they had on dimsum menu is some kind of stir fry noodles. It's too expensive getting the dimsum and a dish of noodles. Hopefully you will add that on dimsum menu. I have to say one more thing that there's not many dimsum restaurants in NJ so we are grateful for this one. We used to have to go to Philadelphia, pay $20 to park, them walk blocks to the restaurant. No more of that nonsense“
“Went here for the first time, hearing it has some of the best dim sum in the city. I can’t speak on other places as much but I loved every single dish we got. The pork buns and soup dumplings are definitely a must have, even their scallion pancakes were flavorful and a hit. The beef and curry fried dumplings were also wonderful. Be careful not to order too much because the portions are huge but you can continue to order if you need more! Everything was filling, we spent about $80 with three people, so very affordable! There’s only one server and she moves very quickly and efficiently so make sure you’re ready to order with your paper and don’t hold her up! Would definitely come back for dim sum!“
“Good vibe and good food! I was a bit surprised by the portion sizes and how small they were, considering that I would say this spot is pricey. The menu is also small, most dim sum restaurants I go to have a vast menu and are relatively inexpensive.With that being said, the chicken wontons were the star of the show for me! Along with the green fire cocktail… MUST TRY. The shrimp dumplings were also delicious, and the korean fried chicken wings were just OK.If I go back, I plan on trying to the cheesesteak bao as I heard they’re incredible.“
“Acquired catering for an event from DumpNRoll. The delivery to the location we specified was smooth, and deliverer was also so kind and smiley! Most of all, food was great. Highly recommend all three items we picked, which were their spring rolls, veggie dumplings and famous Philly cheesesteak wontons!“
“One of my favorite spots in the city! Great food and the service team feels like family. They’ll never steer you wrong if you want to try something new, and always deliver your favorites at a high and consistent quality! Maybe I’ll go this weekend - getting hungry while writing this review.“
“This place is a gem . Don’t know why it wasn’t busy as hell when we went there because the service was great, the food was easily the best Chinese I’ve had in the city, and the portions were at least twice the size of any other place I’ve been to. Expect family style and leftovers . Orange chicken , hot and sour soup , scallion ginger shrimp and salt and pepper tofu are all perfected versions of themselves.“
“This is the perfect drunk food. We split 6 dumplings between the two of us, and it was a great snack size. Most of the flavors are 5 stars. The chicken ones are by far the best. The spinach cheese was pretty good, as was the cheesesteak. I actually disliked the french onion soup and would not get that one again. Service was quick and very pleasant!“
“Love this place! All the food came out fairly quick, everything was flavorful and hot. They have a killer happy hour menu which we took full advantage of. Service was great and friendly. The place is super clean nicely decorated with a window to see the chef make the dumplings by hand. Highly recommend this place and I will definitely Be back. One thing I didn't like is that they advertised one free cocktails on instagram until the end of April when I mentioned it to the waiter he didn't know what I was talking about so we didn't get our free cocktail.“
“The taste is fresh and natural. The variety is diverse and every dish is passable. The atmosphere is nice, quiet, and the food is solid. Suitable for small gatherings of family and friends. I like hot dry noodles, fried dumplings, and steamed buns. The milk cover is also okay. All in all, none of the dishes were too bad.“
“Our favorite place to go for dim sum. Food is excellent and served fast and hot. The place as a robot to bring food out of the kitchen to serving staff!! The soup dumplings are our favorite. We love the Singapore noodles, eggplant and string beans too.Don't miss this place when in China town.“
“Delightful place indeed. As a vegan, I all too often order tofu related dishes when I go to an East Asian establishment. Here, there is a wide diverse array of vegetable delights. The crispy eggplant in garlic sauce more than satisfied me.Vegetarian options: Definitely not at lost for variety.“
“I don’t see any reason to go to any other dim sum spot in Chinatown, this one is perfect. It opens at 10:30am and when I arrived at 10:45am, it was already packed. The staff were very welcoming and explained the different tea options to me. I was even suggested to wait and let it brew a bit. There were a congee cart, dim sum cart, and dessert cart fully stocked around all the time, as well as some specialty items like coconut milk and pork bun. I absolutely loved the beef tripe, turnip cake, shrimp rice rolls, and greens, but my favorite were the chicken feet. I know that not everyone enjoys it, but to me this is a delicacy. In the evening, there was some music and entertainment.“
“I went to dinner with my family tonight. They have just changed their menu , the diced chicken with crunchy eatable peppers are really yummy, I was so surprised about their eatable peppers, crispy and tasty, The waiter was very nice and patient to explain the way how to have their soup dumplings(to pull the special vinegar into the broth),to be honest, I must thumbs up for it! They deserves all 5 stars.“
“Casual, affordable, classics. Each meal comes with hot tea and the food is delicious. We got the wonton soup, chicken egg drop soup, scallion pancakes, and pork soup dumplings. Everything was HOT and fresh. It was clear the dumplings had been pinched together by hand just before serving.“
“Service and atmosphere: Very spacious with Chinese/Asian style of decoration. Service here is incredibly fast and the staffs are very friendly as well.(1) Scallion Pancake: Very thin and super crispy outside but pretty chewy inside, it went super well with Hoisin sauce.(2) Chicken in wine sauce: The chicken was cooked perfect but the flavor of this dish was way too salty for me. Would pair great with some white rice.(3) Crab meat & pork soup dumplings: Very decent! A dumpling itself is pretty bigger than other dumplings I’ve tried before. The way I have it is to poke a hole to taste the juice then get a little bit soy sauce mixed with vinegar and thin sliced ginger and take everything in one bite. Perfect.(4) Stir-fried Bok Choy: Pretty good but not too impressive to me. I wish there would be more garlic to it.(5) Shanghai Fried Udon: It was okay but not special enough for me to remember.(6) Pan fried crispy noodles with vegetables: I love this dish the most! Very saucy and flavorful and has a lot of mushrooms and veggies to it. However, you should eat this right when it comes out or else your noodles will get soggy.(7) Beef braised noodles: It was okay as well, not too special for me to remember. I wish it was spicier.Overall, the experience was worth it to try one of the very popular restaurants in Cherry Hill. Decent selection of Chinese dishes yet they taste quite too salty to my own liking.“