Steam

I love bubble tea and could enjoy from any flavor. We ordered our usually most successful passion fruit and mocha teas, but it was not tasty at all. We throw them without finishing them. The mocha was so bitter, and the passion fruit was just chip sweet and colored synthetic taste. Each drink was $6, and it could be not so expensive unless you through it. I’m not suggesting this place

This restaurant used to be SO GOOD. It was one of our go-to places while visiting my grandmother in town. However, after our experience today, I don't think we'll be going back. The food is completely different, and not in a good way. I went with three other people and none of us were thrilled with our dishes. I'm only giving two stars because the dumplings and bubble tea were decent (though overpriced in my opinion.)

Took 45 minutes for 5 dumplings. Only to having to cancel the order because they were still not ready and we had to leave. We stopped by and was told they were open. Placed our order for take away and as we were waiting 20 minutes later people came in and ordered multiple meals and quickly had it brought to them. Terrible service. Also they had boxes of refrigerated food laying all over the floor.

I'm not kidding, this is the best chinese place I've ever been to in my entire life. Everything we ordered was cooked to perfection. We started with pork dumplings and sichuan dumplimgs. The sauce that came with Sichuan dumplings was addictive. It took the taste of dumplings to a different level. The stuffing was generous. For main course, I got their Dan Dan Noodles ramen, glazed sesame chicken with broccoli and their chicken and shrimp casserole. Ramen was amazingly delicious, It had a very soothing flavor. Sesame chicken had real chunks of chicken, not plastic which you get at local New York Chinese take away places. Last mention goes to the Chicken and Shrimp casserole. I can't explain how juicy, thick and delicious the shrimp was. Probably the biggest I ever had in my life. P.S. Even though I stay in New York, I'm coming back again just to eat here again. No kidding.

Hole in the wall Chinese delight. Authentic and flavorful dim sum, Xing long bao. Lomein was typical. Chicken lettuce wrap was messy, fun and tasty. Sesame chicken was off the charts good. Crispy outside with a juicy pop in the center. The sauce, well.... worth the drive. Thick and full of Asian flavors with a welcoming hint of vinegar. Fire Wok was a packed bowl of veggies, shrimp, scallop and lobster smothered with a sweet and hot pepper broth. Bald in flavor and had much depth to it but not that spicy. The service was pleasant but not restaurant standards. The floors need to be redone, tables and chairs are older. Kinda made the setting, as if I was in the far east. I liked it. no alcohol but the iced unsweetened home brew tea made me happy. Overall, I'll come back, food was authentic and well prepared. They weren't trying to be something they aren't. Perfect niche!