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Food was delicious and people working there were courteous. Not quite "air-conditioned" rather fans were turned on around the huge place. We had dim sum plus ordered main dishes. All were delicious and we cleaned up our plates (nothing to take home). Will definitely go back and bring friends and family 😋

Great place to get dim sum. Their layout is a little confusing for take out and the staff isn't very helpful in that assuming you know already I guess. The restaurant table seating area is large and service for that seems better. A little spendy bit really what isn't these days. If you are in the mood for dim sum, this is a good choice for convenience, parking availability, good food, etc

The food is a 10 I went like 3 times already. Dimsum so fresh in the morning. Price is convenient. Waitress are eficient but since English not my first language and their sometimes language barrier is a thing. I would say cleaning is 0. Like just eat and close your eyes don't look around. They need to hire ppl to clean bc the restroom, Doors, switches, are very nasty and I can't even imagine the kitchen I don't want to know. Dishes as well not properly washes but since I never got sick and the food is worth going I'm gonna keep going. I write this not to be mean but hopefully the manager or owner can take care more proper care of cleaning to improve the experiencie bc the food is really delicious

Places in Chinatown are generally hit or miss, and this one is definitely a hit! They have a lot of options, and I really appreciated the dim sum options, which wasn't too expensive. The staff was also very friendly and accommodating. Plus, there's free two hour parking--a huge win! I hope to be back here soon.

We have been going here for over 8 years and have been remiss is writing a review. Cantonese Chinese food in shopping complex with a Times Supermarket and Subway. Food is good but not great. Staff can have hit or miss days but it is a Chinese restaurant so I don't expect superior service. Favorite items are dim sum, salted fished fried rice, mapo tofu and pineapple buns (baked plain and with custard filling). Reminds me of the many Chinese restaurants in LA, San Francisco and Boston Chinatown. There is a convenient takeout window but they use the front entrance now due to the pandemic. We still go every couple of weeks because I can't justify going out to eat week but I would if I could. Haven't been to Waialae location yet but hope it is the same.

Dim sum was excellent, but a little pricey. One of the waitresses who seemed really busy and stressed out, was rude, but not all waitresses were rude. You know this place is good because there were a lot of native Chinese customers eating there, as well as local people. I had gone there at peak lunch hour (noon), so it was crowded with dine-in customers and take-out customers. You can get 10% off if you pay with cash. I spent about $20 today and had leftovers to take home for another meal later.