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As tourist, once we saw the roasted ducks hanging we knew this was the place we wanted to eat.
Really enjoy the experience to eat at a place where I know nothing about the menu, ask the server for suggestions and then we were pleasantly delighted.
Would definitely come back!
Really enjoy the experience to eat at a place where I know nothing about the menu, ask the server for suggestions and then we were pleasantly delighted.
Would definitely come back!
I don’t like talking bad about a restaurant that has my home country in the name. January 7/24- this place was just me and this other rude customer and we still waited around 20 minutes for our foods so service isn’t good. What made it worse is a new customer came in and waited 5 minutes and got food. This place is cash only unless you want to pay 1.50 extra. The final push was I got hot water instead of green tea which I ordered. The lighting was good cause I came before noon and the Cantonese doughnuts tasted delicious!
CASH only beware! That being said, their pastries are super fresh and delicious. Egg tarts, coconut pineapple buns, coconut buns, green onion pancake, are amazing. I would not get their dim sum though, there are better options up north like Juicy Dumpling or Sky Dragon. Dining area can be messy sometimes but for the price, can't be beat!
This was recommended to me as a cheaper alternative to juicy dumplings, but my goodness is this place awful.
The dumplings are made fresh... sure, but they lack flavour, seasoning and juiciness (isn't that the whole point?).
They also don't accept card, it's cash only.
They also sell other items that I didn't try, but with what I saw. I don't think it's worth the try to be honest.
The dumplings are made fresh... sure, but they lack flavour, seasoning and juiciness (isn't that the whole point?).
They also don't accept card, it's cash only.
They also sell other items that I didn't try, but with what I saw. I don't think it's worth the try to be honest.
We managed to stop by this place to grab a quick bite for teatime. There were so many choices of freshly baked pastries, bread and buns. We ordered a Pineapple Bun, an icy cold Taro Slush with Tapioca Pearls and some Pan Fried Dumplings 🥟. All tasted delicious!!
Great food. Decent prices. Freshly prepared. But.... and there's always a but.. unfriendly workers. Smile a bit, man. Ur face makes the food tastes bad even if it looks good.
this must be the only place that still sells pineapple buns for 80 cents!! All their buns are pretty cheap compared to other Chinese bakeries these days. I only really like the original pineapple bun here as the filling in the other ones are not the best.
