Ordered to go. Quick service. Accuracy was not there this time around as I specifically said bean curd skin rolls twice, but they gave me spring rolls instead. I was please surprised despite the mix up. Quality is always there. Love going to and ordering from here.

Food is very good, huge portion. Unsure why every dish had a $8 up charge added on. Sea bass dish was pricey but the veggies were delicious. Restaurant is very bright, there's ktv rooms in the back with mahjong. Staff is pleasant. One ply toilet paper is not cool.

This is almost a MUST stop in Northesast Philly if you love Dimsum and chinese food the way I do. We were there for a wedding and decided that it was so good we came back the next day for dim sum! First off, any dish we order with shrimps in it, expect it to be FULLL. of shrimps from the dumplings to the crab balls to the shrimp rolls! The seasoning were seasoned to perfection, The peking duck buns was soft and duck was juicy! The chicken feet was soft soft it melts in your mouth! The space is big and spacey but always so crowded for dimsum there's almost always a crowd and line so get there early! The crab and maw fish soup had a bit more maw than ecpected but still delicious! Service was great, also accomodating to our big group!

This is my go-to spot for dimsum. I will drive the 30-40 min drive from south Philly to here for dimsum. I prefer this location to Chinatown as of now and that says a lot. They open at 9:30am but I will recommend coming here on a weekend than weekday for more choices for push cart dimsum. Service is quick as I always try to make it here before 10:30am to avoid waiting for a table. Very spacious and there is always enough pastry dimsum for my tastebuds. I always get the bbq roasted pork triangle pastry, taro fuzzy dumpling, turnip cake, and much more. Always a pleasure coming here. Fast and efficient.

The food is so good even there pork buns are so crispy and juicy. My other option is the shu mai that is my favorite there. You can contact this restaurant and have a big party or events.

A go to place for dim sum in the NE! Most Chinese locals here prefer their dim sum brunch compared to their dinner entrees. Chef comes in at 11am-- so best to come after if you want fresh dim sum and dishes. Tax even with cash.

The best place for dim sum in Northeast Philly according to us locals. They open 9:30am for dim sum in the push carts however the kitchen doesn't open until 11am for specially requested dishes. Tax is always included. Unfortunately, the bathroom to my several experience always runs cold water for washing hands :( .

Sunday morning dim sum here is the place to be. Definitely recommend arriving before 11 AM as it was absolutely packed by the time we left on the weekend. Located next to an Asian supermarket with ample parking right off Roosevelt Blvd. We only waited for a few minutes before we were seated, and it's really a huge hall with a lot of seating. Everything seemed really clean from the tables to the dishes, and the dishes kept on coming fast. You never had to wait long for a new cart to appear. We got quite a few dim sum dishes for here and took a decent amount home, and it all came out to around $63 for 3 people which we think is a good deal for the amount we ate.