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How we read reviews →Chinatown's classic yum cha trolley institution serving Cantonese dim sum since 1989.
A bustling, old-school Cantonese dining hall in the heart of Chinatown. trolley carts weaving between white-tablecloth tables, live seafood tanks downstairs, and a lively, sometimes chaotic hum during weekend yum cha.
Traditional trolley-cart yum cha service, tableside Peking duck carving, live lobster and crab tanks, fully licensed with BYO available.
Traditional Hong Kong and Cantonese-style yum cha, with Cantonese the default language among staff and trolley service reviewers call authentic and old-school.
Split opinion. many find pricing fair for the quality and portion, while others cite shrinkflation and Chinatown mark-ups on individual dishes like Chinese broccoli.
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