text: Come for the Dim Sum Arrived am and it was fairly busy Full of Asian families taking their time and enjoying themselvesnnAmbience Clean well lit and noisy like most Dim Sum places Open kitchen which is somewhat unusual and a good thingnnPrice Ordered A item and B items plus Tsin Dao beers for a total lunch of nnService Funny start when they tried to make me take a menu I am only part asian so I guess they wanted to make me order ala carte food After that it was good The hostess seated me right away and the food carts rotate quickly and consistently I hardly finished each plate and it was whisked away Busboy offered me a second beverage before I had to ask anyone for anothernnFood Excellent selection sorted by food types baked and fried goods steamed goods large sides like fried rice dessert and fresh beveragennPork Shui Mai Good flavor but slightly chewy like a typical chicken texturennBBQ Pork Bun Baked Char Sui Bao Perfect bun texture and flavor with a tasty glaze coating your hands will get sticky Stuffing of bbq pork was tastynnPork Dumpling gau style not pot sticker Must have great crispy dough contrasts with lightly chewy stuffing Lightly sweet flavor is delicate and deliciousnnChar Sui Bao steamed Great flavor but dough was not my favorite stick to the baked onesnnShrimp dumpling Har Gau Good sized value with sticky wrapper and delicately spiced shrimp filling Each one must have at least two shrimps in itnnDidnt try the fried rice dessert cart or the fresh juice cart soup or beverage They also paraded around an asparagus plate that looked and smelled wonderful but I was too fullnnI was pleasantly surprised by the quality and value of this place and would recommend it I am picky about Dim Sum and this place does a decent job on everything I tried and better than average with the Baked BBQ Pork Bun and Ha Gau