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This is my first time at this restaurant. I have to say, that it was not only authentic, but there were also so many dishes to choose from. We had a party of 14, it was a little tight, but that’s OK because we are all family! I really look forward to going back and stuffing my face once again!

Haven't been here in a few years. But this neighborhood place does not disappoint! It had a great crowd and the takeout was so busy we had to wait longer to get our food. We ordered the curry seafood special. It goes great with rice though they give you noodles.Also, the General Tso's chicken was one of the best I ever had.

No frills. Just good food made to order. We absolutely loved the preparation of the purple eggplant. It came out piping hot and remained that way for the entire meal. The walnut shrimp plate was a delight as well, I was super happy that even the broccoli was well seasoned. The salt level was great and freshness of the shrimp. The quality of the meat in the sweet-and-sour chicken was exactly what we were hoping for. Usually restaurants slack off in this department because it’s fried and covered in sauce but this plate did not disappoint. In addition to these three main course options we had an order of white rice on the side and enjoyed the lovely tea. Usually we go to Chinatown for this style of cuisine but appears we have this gem among us here in Brooklyn. As we were eating we noticed a lot of people had some beautiful and extravagant dishes being dropped off to their table. Can’t wait to go back and try more ( like one of the meat platters or the lobster fried rice). This place is definitely recommended for family style dining because all of the portions are so huge and definitely worth sharing. This place would also be great for a celebration, they have bigger tables and once all the food is on the table it all looks so beautiful and special. Not sure if they have drinks because we ended up drinking the tea that was served on arrival the whole time. Also we requested hot sauce and hot chili oil which is a must on the side.

Aunt's favorite, friendly staff, good is not bad, depends how you order. Good for a local Chinese restaurant.

This spot has been a family staple since I can remember. We spent many weekends coming for dim sum and many weeknights coming for dinner. Both dinner dishes and dim sum offerings are solid. Unfortunately, they no longer have dim sum carts up until recently. It has now moved to a paper ordering style, where you mark the amount of dishes you want. Other than that, this is a very standard Chinese restaurant with a loyal, neighborhood customer base. Everything is decent and affordably priced.