“Yes. it seems a bit worst for wear but it is the Real McCoy. There is a poignancy to the big room. It fills up late evenings with ethnically Asian and Hispanic hotel workers looking for a bite after a long day. The food is authentic and unfailingly terrific. I don't understand the very few who say this is the worst dim sum they have ever had, unless they are trolls. The dim sum here is better than what is offered in Philadelphia Chinatown, and much more variety of offerings. For those who have had the experience of China, the atmosphere is very much like China in the 1990s or smaller areas in presentday Western China.“
“As soon as you walk through the doors of this plaza-hidden eatery you will receive a friendly welcome .... and then you will notice the bright clean welcoming interior! Uh, notice the welcoming well your entrance is just the beginning of a welcoming meal with outstanding service and delicious food. On this night we brought our 90 year old guest who was curious about her first adventure with dim sum. And, she left with a smile on her face! Actually smiles are evident throughout and the flavors are wonderful. Frankly, we have missed that side of the restaurant because it's been our habit to get take out but perhaps it's worth sitting in just to leave with a smile.“