Nice place for some Asian food in Brooklyn. They have some private rooms upstairs, but they all have a minimum requirement spend. We had a large group and tried multiple dishes. Geoduck sashimi was great, but expensive! The second time we came they didn't have geoduck and we got a Caribbean lobster sashimi style. This was just ok, the lobster didn't have much flavor. The stir fry lamb chops was lacking some seasoning. They can work on their fried dishes, breading is way too thick and and way too oily. Sit fried clams were great with the black bean sauce. Service varies depending on the waiter/waitress you get, but overall not bad for an Asian place.

Food: Dim sum is delicious here! This place has a wide variety of items that you cannot find at a typical dim sum restaurant in the city. They have all the usual dim sum dishes plus unique buns, special desserts, and a variety of rice rolls. The food is pushed around in carts throughout the restaurant. The variety is great and quality is higher than most dim sum restaurants in the city. Sometimes the items do not come out hot, which is disappointing but overall, this is one of the better dim sum restaurants in the area. You can also order noodle dishes and entrées from the menu in addition to dim sum. The place is packed on weekends and fills up within an hour of opening. You can expect to wait for a table on the weekend if you don't arrive close to the opening time at 8:30am. Service: Service here is better than most dim sum restaurants. The staff come around to change your plate throughout the meal and are constantly refilling the teapot. Staff are generally courteous and friendly too. The restaurant offers valet parking for five dollars, but you can also look for street parking. Ambiance: The restaurant is huge with many tables for both large and small parties. For dim sum, you might have to share a table with other parties if you are a smaller group. Seating is comfortable and spacious. The restaurant is very well lit and vibrant. Overall, I would recommend this restaurant!

Great spot off 85 st brooklyn in bensonhurst. Large establishment with many floors and the upper floors have private rooms. A go to for large groups as the private rooms are cozy but with the same dim sum items going around. Great dim sum and a good price point. Variety and coming out fresh and hot. Go to items of haw gau, egg tarts, steamed cart items, or even any of the baked buns, roast pork, custard. Order any of the kitchen items was great as we loved the chick fried noodles dish and beef hau fun. Attentive floor staff and just the right kind of satisfying dim sum for your occasion.

Really decent spot for dim sum with the family in South Brooklyn. It's your typical banquet hall style restaurant that's a bit on the modern side for NYC, as I believe it opened just about a year ago. We visited for the first time this past Saturday and braced ourselves for a wait around 1pm but to our surprise our party of 6 was seated immediately! There was a steady stream of push carts, with a ton of options which we really appreciated. If you can't find a dish that you want, the servers are happy to order them for you or chase down the right pushcart lady to you. Even though it was pretty busy, service was chill which is kinda rare at these types of places. (Knowing Chinese probably helps) As for food quality, definitely some room for improvement but I will say it'll still satisfy cravings. They have everything you'd want at dim sum (including some deep cuts!) and that's all that matters really.

Saturday 5/11 celebrated Mother's Day early with the in-laws and friends. 4 mommas in the same room all being celebrated. After a long wait, we were given a private room upstairs. I didn't know there was an upstairs lol. It was a nice room with a tiny window (better views in other rooms) in the back toward the bathrooms. All rooms have the check tape to the wall by the door making it easier for the cart ladies to stamp. There was a long couch and table in our private room with large screen tv as if for karaoke. Very cool. There is an elevator, easier for cart ladies to come to each room. There are times/lulls when they don't come and we wait eagerly for the next cart. They don't rush you out as they know it can take some time for the carts to come but the bussers do come often to remove empty dishes. And in each room have lots of extra clean plates. Now that we know there are private rooms; would be great to rent out for small events and outings to celebrate. Very cool and glad we come here over East Harbor since this place is closer and shorter wait time.