4/5 The B. 5 years ago on Google • 90 reviews
Lacking
a
buffet,
they
have
a
menu
system
(for
one
or
two
people)
to
compensate,
with
a
soup,
entree
and
a
dessert.
The
menu
is
huge
and
can
be
overwhelming
for
first
time
visitors.
The
Peking
soup
was
excellent.
The
entree
comprising
of
a
variety
of
meats
tasted
a
bit
underseasoned,
and
the
vegetables,
while
fresh,
made
the
whole
dish
seem
anemic.
The
dessert
of
fried
bananas
was
suprisingly
good,
considering
Chinese
restaurants
in
general
dont
have
much
in
terms
of
dessert.
3.5
stars,
four
because
of
the
ambient,
though
I
would
lower
expectations
if
one
seeks
a
gourmet
experience.
