Fortunately we went here with a chinese speaker who helped us out a little. We decided to go with all the dishes that were recommended and were very happy with the results- Seafood stone pot, lobster and a noodle dish. Was tasty, very easy to...More

Got some duck for take out, it was undercooked. had to recook it, Service here was never first rate, but they often have specials of one kind or another like a lobster for $9.99 etc....also some cheap eats like wonton or noodle soup. Authentic Chinese...More

Went here for weekend midday dim sum. As is usual at all the Flushing places, had to wait, but nor more than 15 minutes. Giant room, very few roundeyes. Cart ladies come quickly, not as aggressive as we expected. Particularly good shu mai style offerings....More

I've been to many many different restaurants for banquet style events whether it was for weddings, special birthdays, baby 1 or 100 day celebrations...it goes on and on. Asians love food and when there's a special occasion, Asians dine and boy are they critical about...More

If you don't care about ambiance, this is the place to eat on the main floor. For four people, we ordered two lobsters in Cantonese style, string beans with minced meat, fried pork chop and fish with tofu in a clay pot. Dishes are large...More

This was our first time at a Chinese wedding. We were very surprised at what we experienced. The appetizers were not really appetizing and we have never seen french fries at an appetizer bar. We never saw suckling pigs with red blinking eyes that were...More

This is a long standing place for dim sum. The dim sum restaurant is on the 2nd floor. The first floor is ready to go cafeteria style offerings. The food remains good and easy to order. They have specialty items like clams, curry pork, etc...More