This is the “hot spot” in Richmond for the Chinese baby boomers. They come to eat, sing and dance… or in their words, “eat, sing K, and disco”. On this occasion I was caught by surprise and I ended up being incredibly impressed with the food.
Dim sum
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It has an extensive menu, free parking, spacious seating, nice atmosphere, and it appears clean, so what more can you really ask for? Yes, I already mentioned you get free tea. Go ahead with the 10% tip if you wish (j/k!).
It is probably one of the most popular and well liked Shanghainese restaurants in Richmond. It’s one of my go-to’s although I like to switch things up and try new places, however if it’s a big group, nobody ever objects to this as a dinner spot.
Okay so what’s up with the eggs? Is it Chinese Easter? I thought this was a Chinese dinner, not a Ukrainian one. Or are you at the kid’s table? Well, actually it’s none of the above. It was my second cousin’s one month old celebration dinner.
It’s considered a fine dining Chinese restaurant and it is very popular to the Chinese locals. Although not everything is “the best” it’s reliable, consistent and a solid choice for dim sum. Ask about their “VIP Card” which will give you 40% off before 11:30am!
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