Asian Court

_ Price is very different from what’s listed on the menu. _ Dishes I was looking forward to were not as good as I expected, but the spring rolls and dumplings were the best. - The food was bland and greasy, but the server was friendly, so I had dinner without any issues. However, I was shocked when I saw the receipt. The dish that was supposed to be $35 was charged as $50, and other noodle dishes were also $2 more expensive than listed. The total overcharge so I asked about it, and they said the menu prices hadn’t been updated yet. Customers order based on the menu prices—how does it make sense if the prices are incorrect? I could have overlooked the $2 increase for the noodles, but I would not have ordered a dish if I had known it was actually $50 instead of $35. What made me even more upset was that the staff didn’t even apologize; they acted like this was normal. Do they act this way because most people don’t check their receipts? Also, it doesn’t look good to ask for tips on top of already inflated, tax-included prices. This could have been an enjoyable meal, but the price inflation and the staff’s attitude completely ruined the experience.

This is the only dim sum place I've been to and that I know of. Gotta say I'm impressed and I've been here twice already. I have only tried the dim sum experience and not ordered from the menu. During dim sum rounds it can be quite chaotic. Servers coming around with carts, speaking quite fast. It can be pretty hectic and confusing if you're not familiar with the food or the experience, so coming with someone who does is a very good idea. There can also be a language barrier. There is so much food to try, and I'm the kind of person to try everything at least once. I'm quite a fan of the (please excuse my spelling) shu mai, and the chicken feets, and the short ribs, among many others. The fried taro balls were very heavy for me unfortunately. We also did get some beef noodles, and you could really taste the wok hei on them; that high temp seared smoky flavor. I was a big fan. Prices are very good, but you have to watch yourself if you're ordering many things or else you're gonna have a large bill. But for two people our combined bill was about $65 and ordering abunch of stuff. It seems like some of the servers or owners? Seem to like to sit down and chat with some tables, maybe people they're familiar with. I'd recommend giving this experience a try and I will be back. I would just say do your research looking on the menu to see what the offerings on dim sum are, and if you can, have a friend with you that's already familiar with the experience to help you.

We have been coming here for morning dim sum and dinner for the past several years, tried almost everything on the menu, and we have enjoyed our every visit almost all the time. Foods-authentic Cantonese cuisine, delicious with the right flavors. Dim sum, lobsters and Peking duck are what we must have. Service- mostly good, friendly staff, except when they are busy then can be lacking. Atmosphere- over the years, this place started to looking a bit ran down, with things clustered in the corners and on the side; their bar is not actively in use and filled with boxes with who knows what 😂 Value- reasonably priced Parking- no shortage of finding parking in this shopping center. Definitely recommend @WineDinenVacay

We had lunch today first time at Asian Court. Great atmosphere, good service and wonderful food! Brought my Grandson for his first Chinese experience and he likes it very much. Kept it simple, sweet/sour chicken (very fresh). and chicken Mei Fun. More than enough- could have fed 3. So good! Will come back again soon.

The dim sum tastes fresh, delicious, and is reasonably priced (5.50). The stirred fried dishes such as Cantonese chow mein (13.95) and snow pea leaves are well prepared with a nice balanced flavor and good wok hei. The portions are very generous, too. Note: The prices they charge are higher than what is stated on the menu, but it's still cheaper than other Chinese restaurants in the DMV.

The staff here are always very welcoming and friendly! The dim sum is very delicious and prices are very affordable! I spent $28 on multiple dishes, and I am leaving happy and full!

I have picked up deliveries from here over a dozen times in the last couple of years. Finally, I got an opportunity to stop in and check it out. The menu is nothing like I've ever seen. Complimentary "chips" with duck sauce come to you immediately. Fresh made, too. Today, I just had an appetizer. I had the wontons in a sweet and spicy sauce. It's very tasty. Packed with nice chunks of shrimp. The sauce was perfect. A must try. There were a few things I was interested in trying. But I'll have to come another time for that.

Food was terrible, very greasy, reused rice with a lot of soy added to try and keep it fresh. The grease used for the spring rolls was very old I could taste that’s it’s been reused countless times. Also another indication is the color of the spring roll, dark and not golden brown. I would never recommend this place

I wanted to love this place. My co-worker raves about it, so I had high hopes. Well, it was an experience. The service was fast. We were seated right away on a Saturday morning and the carts came to us immediately. When we asked a waitress what a particular dish was, instead of answering, she just plopped it onto our table like a mystery prize. Surprise? It's 10am and I'm hungry, weak, and I don't know how to say no yet. I felt like the waitstaff was constantly pushing dishes on us. I still don't know what that dish was. As for the food, it was just okay. Some of the dishes tasted like they'd been sitting around for too long. The one surprise that actually paid off? The dessert cart. Our waitress insisted that we try their specialty, a salted egg yolk pastry bun. She even said, "You won't find this anywhere else!" We hadn't planned on ordering it, but it was delicious. The salesmanship of these ladies behind the carts are impressive. Would I come back? If I was in a rush and willing to roll with the chaos.

We have been coming here for morning dim sum and dinner for the past several years, tried almost everything on the menu, and we have enjoyed our every visit almost all the time. Foods-authentic Cantonese cuisine, delicious with the right flavors. Dim sum, lobsters and Peking duck are what we must have. Service- mostly good, friendly staff, except when they are busy then can be lacking. Atmosphere- over the years, this place started to looking a bit ran down, with things clustered in the corners and on the side; their bar is not actively in use and filled with boxes with who knows what Value- reasonably priced Parking- no shortage of finding parking in this shopping center. Definitely recommend @WineDinenVacay

I love dimsum and this place truly delivers. Food is impeccable, and probably some of the best I've had in the area. Highly recommend getting their pineapple buns if they haven't sold out by the time you go. Ambiance is no fuss hustle and bustle, with the servers matching the energy. It's very comparable to how they do it in China so don't be prepared for the traditional attentive American service experience. That's part of the charm though and it's now a spot I take all my friends

If you're craving an authentic dim sum experience, this is the spot! The lively vibe and sweet ladies with the dim sum carts gave me total Asia feels. Everything was delicious, and you can grab dishes from the carts or order from the kitchen. Prices are reasonable and so worth it!

Tons of free parking. Accepts both cash and credit card. Located in the same shopping center as Harris Teeter. Came here on a weekend to try their food. First off, if you come here in the brunch hours on a weekend, they serve dim sum dishes. They actually have stream carts that moves throughout the room. Seating area is plentiful for small parties. They are some large tables for larger groups. The staff here are extremely friendly and patient. The dim sum dishes are really good. They also have hot oil on the side at the tables. I would recommend trying their dumplings, steam ribs, chicken feet, shrimp crepe, and noodle dishes. All the food that came out was hot and fresh. They also serve sweet pork buns here. If you are in the area for some delicious food, this is the place to go.

This place is crowded but an excellent spot for dim sum. They have carts going around, and you can pick whatever dishes you like. We arrived early and got seated quickly, though I noticed a lot of people waiting outside for their turn. I've been here once before, but not for dim sum, and I think their dim sum is far better than their regular menu items. The restaurant gets especially busy on weekend mornings during dim sum hours, much more so than in the evenings. They do have a bar, but when we came in the evening for food, they said they couldn't serve cocktails and offered soft drinks instead. I'm not sure if that's still the case now, but I would definitely recommend this place if you're looking to try dim sum.

Decent Chinese food. Service is pretty good, the owner is very friendly. The dim sum is decent, my favorites here are the beef and broccoli and salt+pepper shrimp.

OK Dim Sum lovers!.. Asian Court is one to add to your list. I stumbled across this joint thinking it was a food court. To my surprise it is not (Ha ha). It is a restaurant that reviews Dim Sum during the day and in the afternoon has a full menu. The Dim Sum options are plentiful and coke around quick. I feel like I was at bingo! The staff were friendly and the food was delicious. I will be back to try the full menu because I saw a few eye catching entrees that was calling my taste buds!

Asian Court is the only Cantonese restaurant in Howard County truly worth visiting. Their weekend dim sum is authentic enough to keep my family and me coming back regularly. The service is decent by typical Chinese restaurant standards, and the ambiance is just right--not overly polished, which I actually appreciate. In my experience, when an Asian restaurant focuses too much on ambiance, the food often ends up being less authentic.

I love this place so much! My family and I visit usually on Sunday mornings for dumplings at least once a month totally worth the 45 minute commute for us. The dim sum is always fresh and we love the table service. It can get kind of crowded especially around lunar new year, but totally worth it. My favorite are the shrimp dumplings, shumai, beef noodles. We love bringing friends and family here when they're visiting and most recently came with a friend visiting from NYC. Needless to say, they agreed that the dumplings were delicious. We also tried the congee this time which was perfect for the morning. Love the fresh brew Jasmine tea to go with our meal. The menu is very affordable, service is pretty good, and love the hustle and bustle of the Sunday crowd.

Solidly good Cantonese food. Only place to get dim sum in the area. They are always very friendly we always get a free little treat with our orders, whether takeout or eat-in.

I think I found my new go to dim sum spot. My friend has been here in the past for dim sum and swears its one of the best in the area. This place deserves 5 stars for their service, prices and food quality. We ordered all of the traditional dishes like shumai, hargow, eggplant, egg tarts, shrimp dumpling, shrimp cheung fun and the combination fried rice. The fried rice was a sleeper. I feel like their was some duck fat in it because it was really rich and delicious. Everything that came out was seasoned well and had plenty of flavor. When you enter they have lights hanging from the ceiling, nice bright red seats and pictures from local diners in the area. The staff overall is great here. Hostess got us seated really quickly. The servers brought out the fersh dim sum. Anything we requested we were able to order there or to go. Shout out to server Lan. She was so sweet. Took great care of us and our large to go orders. Highly recommend this place if you want a wholesome dim sum spot. The staff really take care of you and the prices are reasonable. I was able to order 7 dishes to go for under $50.

The Food was tasty. The Service was top-notch. The Ambiance was great cause my parents and I were there celebrate my 5 year anniversary at Giant and also my newly remodeled apartment.

Food is always soooo good. Customer service is quick and efficient. Love the chicken lo mein. Will come back again!

Really good Chinese food. Husband and I came for first time this week. I ordered pork loin mein and my husband got the chive flower pork. Both were delicious and came out hot and fast. Our entrees began with delicious wonton soup. I thought the broth was perfectly seasoned. I only have 2 "meh" things to say. First, it took a long while to be sat when we walked in. But I only saw 2 women working, so I don't hold it against them. We got the crab rangoons to split. We won't order again. 0 crab, not even the fake "krab." Despite this, our visit was satisfying and we will be back. I may have just found my go-to Chinese place.

Growing up in Asia (Taiwan), I love dim sum the most. The food provided by Asian Court has an authentic taste that reminds me of my childhood. The waitress is super friendly, and easily to chat with. If the food isn't provided by their food cart, they will try their best to accommodate the food you want from the kitchen. The only one I don't like is the steel dim sum plates they have. The original should be the bamboo one. I would actually rate here as 4.5 stars but since Yelp doesn't have half star rating.. So 4 stars then!

I met with my jeweler at the Turf Valley Towne Square and grabbed lunch at Asian Court. I ordered the Beef & Broccoli and was hooked after the first bite. The quality of the beef was tender, flavorful, and juicy. The quality of the broccoli was not too crunchy and enough to obtain the nutrients and the beef was cut in perfect bite sizes, and the broccoli wasn't too large to fit my mouth. I didn't need to add anything to the meal; it was perfect just the way it was served to me. The Chinese restaurants in my neighborhoods don't come close to the quality of food Asian Court offers. I'm totally spoiled by the dish and only want their dish of Beef & Broccoli and no one else's. I'll be back again in the future.

This place has authentic Chinese food but it gets crowded fast. Best to make reservations! The wait will be minimal if u do. The dim sum during the morning/ afternoon was fresh and abundant. They keep making it and will come around with cart or trays. The place was well decorated with Asian items, lanterns and plants. Nice place for large crowds or couples. The wait staff can be talkative and helpful

My sister lives very close to here and we've done dim sum take-out innumerable times. It takes about 30 minutes for the food to be ready for pick up. We've actually never dined in before. The pineapple buns are always a hit! We don't usually get pineapple buns at dim sum places in nyc since there are so many good Chinese bakeries. So it's nice to have some good pineapple buns at the local dim sum joint in Ellicott City. The classics are surprisingly good as well from the spare ribs to chicken feet. The shrimp dumplings (ha gow) are good too. The shrimp and beef churn aren't as good here but beggars can't be choosers. If you're in the neighborhood and eying some dim sum, consider coming here!

Good for groups, lots of Asian food options which were all good so far! Wasn't able to take a picture of everything we ordered but there were more than a dozen of us so you can just imagine. Not that busy on weekdays. They have a bar too. Service wasn't the best, just the usual. Mall parking so there's enough, just pick a well-lit area if dining at night.

Disappointing Experience with Reservations During Lunar New Year Celebration I am thoroughly disappointed with my recent experience trying to book a large group at Asian Court for the Lion Dance celebration during the Lunar New Year. Two weeks in advance, I reached out to make a reservation for a party of 16, assuming that planning ahead would secure us a spot on such a busy occasion. Unfortunately, I was informed that Asian Court does not accept reservations and operates strictly on a 'first come, first serve' basis. With this information, I diligently called the day before the event to confirm this policy, only to be told something entirely different. The person on the phone casually mentioned that all four of their large round tables had been reserved already. This was perplexing, to say the least, considering the information I had previously been given. When I questioned this inconsistency, stating that I had been told there were no reservations, the response was simply that those reservations were made for people who personally knew the owner. This insider favoritism is not only unfair but also unprofessional, especially when it isn't communicated clearly to other customers who might also want to plan for special occasions. It's quite clear that the 'first come, first serve' policy is not applied equally. Needless to say, my group was left stranded without a table on a major holiday celebration, which led to great inconvenience and disappointment. I'm afraid I cannot recommend Asian Court if you're looking to host a large group for an event or celebration, as their policies might change on a whim, depending on who you are or whom you know. This kind of unpredictable service and preferential treatment is unacceptable and tarnishes what could have otherwise been a joyous cultural experience. I guess you need to be Chinese in order to make a reservation.

Finally ate in person. And it's definitely good for Baltimore, and definitely still disappointing by other cities' standards. I was surprised by how cold things were even if they were on carts that came around. We got there around noon on a Sunday and were crammed in a tiny booth (which we were happy about because we wanted a seat). The problem was I think folks generally forgot about us, so we had to beg for food and never got some of the things we asked for (like a vegetable). However, I think it's our new dim sum place in this area. And in case it helps, we got our favorites: tofu skin wrapped pork turnip/radish cake har gow (shrimp dumpling) Shu mai Pork spareribs Soft tofu with ginger sauce Xiao long bao (soupy dumplings) whatever chive dumplings they have--my favorite Ham sui gok (the deep fried football shaped dumplings--my other favorite) Sesame balls (jin dui--my other other favorite) Sticky rice with stuff in it curry pastries salt & pepper shrimp And probably a couple more. Yes. We are a family of five and we can put it away!

The service was amazing got served quickly and food came out in a timely manner. The ambiance of the restaurant was nice and quiet. I will definitely come here again.

Asian Court has been a staple for Cantonese cuisine in Howard County for decades. From its old location on route 40 in the heart of Ellicott City, the taste of it food has always been very good. Now, in its new location in Marriottsville, the added ambience is refreshing. It's menu is expanded and improved. The Dim sum it very authentic. In addition to Chef Luu, they have added 2 more chefs from Shanghai. Their Dim sum is made fresh daily. Their chefs are often at work starting as early as 5-6am to prepare Dim Sum. This is why they taste better than most other restaurants that serve Dim Sum. Covid forced a lot of Dim Sum places to resort to using frozen prepared Dim Sum. I'm glad there are still restaurants like Asian Court that make DimSum from scratch! During the Lunar New Year Season (Typically late January to middle of February, come experience the traditional Chinese Lion Dance with Firecrackers (outside) as the good luck Lions entertain you while you enjoy the delicious Dim Sum and authentic Cantonese dishes!

Sometime great, sometimes worst. Some staff are nice and friendly, some are rude. They always change prices with out telling us. We go early this time to beat the crowed. When you go busy day, the always miss my table. Mostly when eating dim sum .

I came here thrice recently, once before the holidays for a large group dinner, once during the holidays for dim sum and once on Christmas for dinner. Wildly different experiences. The non-holiday dinner was well-paced and the food came out at a normal rate and we were not rushed and did not feel packed in. A pleasant experience! The dim sum was a little bit more hectic, which is par for the course with dim sum service, but we had called ahead a few days earlier to let them know a big party was coming for dim sum that day, and we called again that day to make sure they were aware of our reservation. We ended up having to wait an extra 30 minutes for a table large enough to seat us was available. There are four large tables, the largest can probably seat 14-15? The smaller of the large tables about 12. We crammed ourselves in and the cart ladies had to maneuver around us but we were able to get enough food on the table at a decent rate. Now the dinner was probably the craziest service. We had a solid reservation made directly with the owner and we were promised the booth (all the tables combined so we could fit 16 people). When we got there, take out orders were more than an hour behind (from a man who had been waiting--and was still waiting by the time we got a table). We didn't end up getting the booth table and instead got one of the 12 seater tables and had to relocate some people to a 4 person booth nearby. We quickly decided on the 8 person set dinner with 6-7 dishes added onto it. The first course took 45 minutes to reach us and the subsequent dishes took just as long in between. In fact , some of the dishes were sold out, like the pork chops and lobster so we had to switch them out for other dishes. We were given a free plate of fried rice for our wait but with 16 people that went by pretty fast. By the time we hit the 2.5 hour mark, we were one of the last two tables in the restaurant so all of our dishes starting coming out at lightning speed. I don't know that I'd ever come back to this restaurant for a group outing but maybe as a small family thing.

Really good Cantonese food in the area and is fairly well priced compared to other similar restaurants! Service is fast and attentive. If you want an authentic experience, these few items below serve as a good gateway into authentic Cantonese food!

We came around 1pm for lunch. The food on the carts for dim sum was cold, and no one asked if we wanted anything to drink other than a hot pea of tea. I could understand if the restaurant was packed, but there were like 6 tables. We won't be coming back.

Noting has changed. Good food, horrible service SMH. I come for the food only and put up with the service. I feel shame every time I leave here after picking up my food.

I love this place. The dim sum on Sunday morning is my favorite. The service is great and the food is really good. Prices are fair and the wait staff is friendly. If you like dim sum, I recommend this place.

Ripped off. Overcharged. Ordered lunch menu, charged for dinner menu. When complained, the manager says the menu price hasnt been updated.

Meh. I have had a lot of dim sum and I've definitely had better but we came here because the rest of the group lived in Baltimore area and this was the closest place. I had already adjusted my expectations and had to further adjust once there. Food-wise, very small selection. It is maybe a total of two carts being pushed around. Maybe 3. One with random fried things, veggies, and other things. The one thing I did like from that cart was the fried crab or shrimp ball. Then there is one cart with some of the classics like steamed roast pork bun, shrimp noodle roll, shumai, etc. The steamed roast pork bun was decent and the shrimp noodle roll was ok but I wasn't impressed at all by the shumai or other things. Service was very mixed. We ended up having to order dishes to our table because the carts were slow or empty. Not sure if it's because they couldn't keep up with the orders. One server seemed the most helpful with taking our request and getting food for us. The others just kind of waved off our group. We wrapped up and went to another restaurant nearby to finish up lunch. The group decided they were willing to drive further south next time to get better dim sum. I guess if you do not have any other options or unwilling to drive from the area then this might be an ok option to scratch an itch. Food ranges 1 to 3 stars by item but the experience was also not great. It feels a bit like a missed opportunity where the competition for dim sum is really low.

Came back for dimsum and it was a much better experience since the last time we visited. This time, there was a bit too much service, where they were super eager to put dishes on our table and clear our table, too. I guess we felt a bit rushed? It wasn't too crowded since we came right when they opened. The food was good, prices have gone up slightly, but overall, we satisfied our dimsum craving. I think staff changed as well, so maybe management has changed. Whatever the case, we were much happier this time.

We have had a hard time finding a Chinese restaurant near us that can stand up to the quality of wonderful Chinese we get in NYC but this one place does! We drive twenty minutes to get here and must pass dozens of other places. The Singapore noodles! The XO fish filet! Their dim sum is also excellent. Highly recommended!

Love it!! The best food and service. I live in Arizona but whenever I visit my kids I have to go.

I feel like this place is a bit underrated. Most of the things we've had here has been great. If you dine in, most meals come out within minutes and it's piping hot and doesn't taste stale or reheated. They have one of the best shrimp egg foo young I've ever tasted and I have been searching for a while now! Their duck is amazing. The General Tso is also good (although a couple of times it was too hard and too much breading) and the salt and pepper shrimp is really good. I've also tried the lo mein and chicken and broccoli which were also good. Spring rolls are ok but they are only veggie and usually oily. Oh and their dim sum...amazing!! Unfortunately, most of the time I usually go too late in the day to partake in the dim sum but did happen to arrive on time once and the one I had was great. This has become one of my go-to Asian places! Service is good, they usually have more than one waitress/waiter bringing food to you, refilling drinks, etc. I haven't been able to try their alcoholic drinks, the one time I asked for the happy hour menu we were told they didn't have a bartender. They also give you free chicken wonton soup but it's usually salty so I'm never able to finish the broth.

I really liked this dimsum restaurant! My group of 3 got there around 10:45 on a Saturday, and I'm glad we got there early because by 11:30, the restaurant was already pretty full. We got a pretty big variety, but my favorites were the shrimp dumplings, shrimp rice rolls, sesame buns, and pineapple buns. The pineapple buns had a custard filling and so delicious! From the beginning the carts came around very often and the service was really efficient. You may need to flag down someone if you need something, but they'll get back to your pretty quickly.

We have been to many restaurants in many states that serve dim sum. Asian Court is one of the best. Great dim sum and easy access.

No dim sum for dinner. Don't like the pork ribs. Braised beef flank is OK. The tastes here are just fine. But the advantage is that it's cheaper than other Chinese restaurants around Baltimore

An average dim sum place. A group of my friends & I decided to try this place out on a weekday. The place was not busy, about less than half of the tables were occupied. They were attentive initially, putting down a selection of about 8 dim sum dishes, with 3 of them double servings ( sorry no pics- everyone was hungry & ate right away ) Then they offered dessert dim sum ....ummm..we were still eating our meal . We asked for more food & also asked for the menu. They did bring us a few more dim sum dishes & of course again pushed the desserts. Then they pretty much ignored us. Aside from a couple of stand out dishes like stuffed eggplant & the steamed BBQ pork buns, everything else tasted the same. Besides, I don't believe they brought out the rest of the dim sum menu We left a bit disappointed

I was looking for a local dim sum place and stumbled upon Asian court. I stopped by and got a few things for take out one day and it was pretty good, So I returned with some friends for a dine in experience. On weekends they have a push cart, but by 2 PM it was a bit empty. Fortunately they were still able to make any dim sum we asked for. We tried a bunch of different items but the har gow ( shrimp dumplings), ha churng (shrimp rice roll) and fu pei gun (bean curd pork roll) were my favorite. We also had a beef chow fun which was pretty standard for cantonese good. Overall, a nice place to get some dim sum and cantonese good!

Seems like an okay dimsum restaurant if you're not looking for high quality dimsum,which doesn't exist in MD anyway.

We come here on the weekends for dim sum. Food is delicious and selection is great. Service is average. Plenty of parking. Be sure to get here early or you will be waiting for a while.

Who said u can't get good banquet food to me it was like gourmet. The picture speaks for itself.

Fabulous reasonably priced authentic food. Place is a little run down looking but the food makes up for it. Go for the reasonably priced weekday lunchtime Dim Sum

I love Asian Court! I still remember their old location that would always smell like tires when you walked in bc the Jiffy Lube was right next door. This location is definitely an improvement and nice inside! My family typically comes here for dim sum when we want to switch it up from Chopstix. I personally think Asian Court's dim sum is better! They do carts on the weekend but you can still order a la carte from the menu during the week. They also have a really great lunch special I've gotten twice-- for ~$23 you can get three entrees and a shareable soup. It's a lot of food for the money!

Excellent dishes. Great ambience. Great personnel. Recommend for anyone who want to experience simple quality Asian food. Some of the dishes are unusual, but they very delicious - pork ribs are amazing if you like boiled meet, rather than roasted (they melt in your mouth).

Truly terrible customer service experience. I came for dim sum. The server brought a cart over. She raised the top on one item when a table nearby got up. She, without a word of excuse me, left to chat and say good bye. Next she took their bill to the cashier station and waited for the cashier. I put up with over 5-10 minutes of being ignored and not allowed to eat/order. So I approached her and let her know this was rude. She let me know this was my fault. I left. I also used their website to let them know I was upset. I got no response. If they don't care about a regular customer being upset at rude treatment, I guess they don't need my business. I will not be back.

This is a wonderful place to go for authentic Chinese food! They have everything from dim sum to family style dishes, fried rice, noodles and entrees. We started off with some dim sum which are small plates dumplings that are steamed, and fried. Then we also got some entrees such as a whole steamed fish with scallions and ginger, braised pork knuckles with dried bean curd and mushrooms and chicken pan fried noodles. Everything was hot and delicious! The staff are super attentive and friendly. This is a place we will go back to again and again!