Solid modern Cantonese dim sum & seafood with uneven service
Based on 1,885 reviews
elegantly modern Cantonese cuisineextensive dim sum menu without cartsseafood highlights like live crab and black cod
fragmented, slow or cold serviceordering mistakes and forgotten items
$50/person
Best for: Group dinners or celebrations (banquet‑style seating, event venue feel) · Dim sum lovers seeking menu‑ordered variety (no carts, extensive selection) · Seafood enthusiasts (live Dungeness crab, black cod, prawns) · Cocktail hour or after‑work drinks (swanky bar, happy hour specials)
Busiest: Weekend dinner and banquet events
Reservations: Recommended
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6 dishes
Baked BBQ Pork Bun
Char siu filling encased in soft bun with crunchy sugar-glazed top
Crunchy Sugar Crust BBQ Pork Bun
$11.00
BBQ pork buns topped with a sweet, crackly sugar crust that shatters into the soft, pillowy dough — the absolute must-order here
Xiao Long Bao
$11.00
Silky wrappers encasing rich Kurobuta pork broth and meat—classic dim sum executed with finesse
Har Gow
$11.00
Four fairly large crystal-skinned shrimp dumplings with clean, briny shrimp flavor — a reliable dim sum essential
Peking Duck
Crispy-skin roast duck with pancakes and scallions
Steamed Shrimp Dumplings (Har Gow)
$11.00
Translucent har gow with plump shrimp—one of the dim sum staples done well