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Chinese restaurant offering a wide selection of dim sum & seafood in a spacious dining room.
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Arguably the most disappointing and angry restaurant in all my time in Calgary. First of all, the price is the same as the little sheep next door, the variety of dishes is small, the meat dishes are normal, the vegetables are not fresh, the chrysanthemum chrysanthemum and spinach are dry, the dishes are not washed, and there is dirt above. The second order of steamed ribs is frozen, so the meat and blood will come up before it's cooked.
The most important thing is that the service is ridiculously bad! I don't think the service has ever been so bad! The food is slow to say, when the waiter comes to the bottom of the pot, directly pour the soup into the pot, the hot soup directly splashed on the face, the waiter serves the food directly on your face to go, really not exaggerated is to put your face, chopsticks can not take that. Do not know whether Guangdong or Hong Kong aunt waiter has been chatting beside, called hello ten times, hello trouble to take a piece of paper to pour a glass of water can not hear, immersed in their own chat... I ended up pouring the water, collecting the dishes... And here comes the most outrageous... Finally forced me to give 15% tip, said that what eat hot pot must be mandatory tip. I didn't like it, they called the manager, I said I poured the water, I collected the dishes why should I tip? The waiters ignored me... I wouldn't answer even if I called. The manager hesitates and says I'm not even charging you extra... I said you don't wash dishes, there is dirt how can I eat? The manager just told me to get out... I'm a fool... Such is the attitude of the manager towards the guests. It is ridiculous that such a person can be the manager of your store!
The most important thing is that the service is ridiculously bad! I don't think the service has ever been so bad! The food is slow to say, when the waiter comes to the bottom of the pot, directly pour the soup into the pot, the hot soup directly splashed on the face, the waiter serves the food directly on your face to go, really not exaggerated is to put your face, chopsticks can not take that. Do not know whether Guangdong or Hong Kong aunt waiter has been chatting beside, called hello ten times, hello trouble to take a piece of paper to pour a glass of water can not hear, immersed in their own chat... I ended up pouring the water, collecting the dishes... And here comes the most outrageous... Finally forced me to give 15% tip, said that what eat hot pot must be mandatory tip. I didn't like it, they called the manager, I said I poured the water, I collected the dishes why should I tip? The waiters ignored me... I wouldn't answer even if I called. The manager hesitates and says I'm not even charging you extra... I said you don't wash dishes, there is dirt how can I eat? The manager just told me to get out... I'm a fool... Such is the attitude of the manager towards the guests. It is ridiculous that such a person can be the manager of your store!
This is our first time trying their all you can eat hotpot & dim sum.
The services is slow, so we waited patiently. The pot took a while to arrive. We had some of the food dishes prior to receiving the pot, but we can’t really cook the food without the pot, so we waited.
The food portion is small and it doesn’t matter what we wrote as a quantity, the portion remained the same throughout the night. Drinks are refillable with $3.99 extra per person.
The dim sum dishes are significantly smaller than the regular lunch portion, which is understandable.
Some food items are at extra cost, and the basic price gives you the very standard items.
One of the soup base: pork bone with corn and carrots was very overpowered by pepper. We thought it was not a spicy soup base and cooked kids food in that pot. Kids complained about the spiciness. We were definitely wrong.
We left with full stomach.
Was the experience bad? Hmmmm… can’t really say it’s BAD. It’s just dang… this is what it is like now eh?
I will return for dim sum, but definitely would not recommend the hotpot all you can eat.
The services is slow, so we waited patiently. The pot took a while to arrive. We had some of the food dishes prior to receiving the pot, but we can’t really cook the food without the pot, so we waited.
The food portion is small and it doesn’t matter what we wrote as a quantity, the portion remained the same throughout the night. Drinks are refillable with $3.99 extra per person.
The dim sum dishes are significantly smaller than the regular lunch portion, which is understandable.
Some food items are at extra cost, and the basic price gives you the very standard items.
One of the soup base: pork bone with corn and carrots was very overpowered by pepper. We thought it was not a spicy soup base and cooked kids food in that pot. Kids complained about the spiciness. We were definitely wrong.
We left with full stomach.
Was the experience bad? Hmmmm… can’t really say it’s BAD. It’s just dang… this is what it is like now eh?
I will return for dim sum, but definitely would not recommend the hotpot all you can eat.
Best combination of food and service that you can ever find at a dim sum restaurant. HIGHLY recommend! Plus, the name is super cool.
Service is quick and kind. The server even warned us that we may have ordered too much. Everything was freshly made and delicious. It wasn't too sweet or salty. I'd come here again if I ever return to Calgary.
Service is quick and kind. The server even warned us that we may have ordered too much. Everything was freshly made and delicious. It wasn't too sweet or salty. I'd come here again if I ever return to Calgary.
Their dimsum and sweet and sour pork is best in Calgary imo. I wanted to try pecking duck and lobster combo with my family and the price was around $400 for 6 people. With few drinks, total bill came out around $500 including tips. Food wise, pecking duck was good but when I requested more green onions and cucumber , they never came back. Other food.. was ok but not sure if its worth to pay almost 400 bucks…. I wouldn’t recommend ordering the pecking duck and lobster combo. Just order regular menu items then you will be ok.
My family decided to eat in because the fancy chandelier of the restaurant caught our attention.
Authentic Chinese cuisine 👍
Food was served hot and fresh 😋
Started with complimentary tea, and we ordered chicken and corn soup.
For our main dish, garlic soy chicken, breaded seafood, seafood fried rice, pepper beef, sweet and sour pork. With lemon iced tea for our drink.
Very satisfied 👍 👌
Authentic Chinese cuisine 👍
Food was served hot and fresh 😋
Started with complimentary tea, and we ordered chicken and corn soup.
For our main dish, garlic soy chicken, breaded seafood, seafood fried rice, pepper beef, sweet and sour pork. With lemon iced tea for our drink.
Very satisfied 👍 👌
Great dim sum spot offering more classic style dishes. Quick, friendly, and tasty. The food was executed well and our tea was always topped off. Reasonable pricing also.
One of my top places for dim sum in Calgary- they are able to take reservations, and you order from the paper sheet (check mark the items you want from the list) , and they bring the food hot! Average for speed of service, food is good and we’ve typically gone up to the till to pay.
If it’s busy and u have to wait for a table, waiting indoors in the mall is more comfortable with lots of seating vs silver dragon. Also lots of free parking.
If it’s busy and u have to wait for a table, waiting indoors in the mall is more comfortable with lots of seating vs silver dragon. Also lots of free parking.
