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Went on a date and we were the only ones there on a Sat night and the service was still subpar. Food isn't bad for what you are paying but warm water, slow service, and missing one of our sushi rolls makes this place a no go. Wouldn't recommend to dine here but take out might be a decent option since it wasn't too pricey. Good luck

My friend recommended this place for a party. They have great karaoke deals, $10 per person including food, hours negotiable and sometimes let us sing through the night. Party menus according to budget, affordable prices or fancy dishes only to pay a bit more. Happy Hour 2-7pm is good deal too, $2.5 for beer and wine, only $4.5 for cocktails. Btw, lots of selection for beer. Since then this place has been my choice to put out parties, to eat or to sing.

On our 1st order, the food & service were good & came promptly- veggie dumplings, chicken with fang sauce app., string beans, & chicken w/ anchovy fried rice. They managed to cook what seemed like authentic Cantonese food. Unfortunately, my enthusiasm turned into total disappointment on my 2nd delivery order. The guy took my order in a very unprofessional manner- he swore in Cantonese (I am Chinese myself). When the food arrived, the seafood chow fun had only 3 pieces of TINY shrimp & a couple THIN slivers of calamari. Chicken wings app. was overly fried & meat was hard & dry. Hot & sour soup had so much MSG in it that I tasted the powder. On top of that, my order of turnip short cakes were missing. When I called, the same rude guy told me they would deliver it. I called 3x over two hours. They never came. I gave them a 3rd chance - when ordering, I reminded the same, rude employee that they owed me a turnip short cakes and he said he would give me a soup or roll instead. The value of these substitutes are less than what I had paid & I insisted that he give us what we ordered last, which he finally agreed after a lot of arguing. This time we ordered Vegetarian General Tso's Chicken and Shrimp w/ Broccoli in Garlic Sauce - food was very oily (even though I asked for less oil) and ingredients: shrimp, tofu, veggies all had a rotten taste to them. My disappointment turned to disgust. Not another chance!

The service over the phone was good, but the food - In one word: bad. The corn soup was tasteless. Definitely not going to order from them again, Good Luck,

My friends and I met up here for lunch one day and the food was really good. I got the tangerine chicken lunch special, with hot & sour as my soup. The soup was actually spicy as it should be, and they even have massive portions. Sit down does add another $1 to the lunch special, but even so, $9 for a sit-down lunch, including tip is pretty reasonable. The service was also one of the fastest I've encountered.

We tried this place through delivery for the first time tonight. I have to say it was satisfying. This place is easily as good as my other Asian favorites. We had dim sum this time, but will make a point to try out their sushi next. The dim sum was generally really good. We liked the vegetable pancake a lot and the crystal shrimp dumlpings. The vegetable dumplings were good too, but needed a little something more in the fillings. Overall, a good choice. Will order again, quick pleasant delivery!

This is one of a kind Chinese newtaurant in New York City. It has extensive [select]ion of dishes but still some specials stand out, unlike some take-out places that just mix ingredients differently and call them different dishes. Beer [select]ion is great compared to other Chinese restaurants. I was surprised to find Pilsner urquell. Karakoke party room/poker room deal seems popular, which charges $10 per person only for all the fund and food. I don't remember the detail but it's like 3pm-10pm you may call the restaurant. I don't sing, but I like the room for other purposes and plan to have a private party there. Downstairs has nice southern China atmosphere. Oh the dim sum is good, and appetizers and sushi rolls are all worth a try. You'll not waste a penny here, getting good-quality Chinese food without all the jam and fuss in Chinatown and still not paying too much. My favorite? I can't pick one, I have been there many times and never had complaints. Um I like beef, however cooked, and scallion pancake. The red bean paste dessert is good too.