“ Dim sum brunch with my girlfriend and her sister. The staff brings the dim sum carts to the table and you pick the items that you want to eat. The steamer trays are placed on your table and your dining sheet is stamped for each item you get. Pay at the end a flat price per item. Her sister treated so I am not certain but I believe she said it was $5.50 per order. Basically a large open room filled with tables so the noise level is fairly high with people chatting amongst themselves. There were a few other non Asian patrons so I wasn't the only person there who wasn't Chinese. I expect that we'll return. ”

“ Good dim sum during peak holiday hours. This place was packed for lunar new years with about an hour wait despite being a huge restaurant. Spacious seating and lots of natural lighting brighten up the ambiance here. Service is typical, you need to be aggressive to get dishes and items you want otherwise you'll be waiting around forever. Enjoyed the honey walnut shrimp and duck, even though the duck took more than 30 minutes to get. ”

“ We came during the weekend, and it was busy. Although it was chaotic at the front, the service was quick at the host stand. They assigned us a number and we were able to get our table relatively quick, I think we were at the end of the dim sum lunch rush. The sounds of many people dining was obvious, the smell of fresh food was in the air. You placed our drink orders and were able to get fresh food off the carts right away. Overall, we enjoyed the food so much. I did not take the time to take pictures. We will be coming back again soon. ”

“ Yes, yes, yes. One of the best cart dim sum places I've had in a long time. The egg tarts, dumplings, mango pudding, chicken feet, and basically everything I had was amazing. It is definitely busy and speaking Chinese will go a long way. If you don't speak Chinese, you'll be okay with just pointing to what you want as the carts go by. I have been a couple of times and with a group of 5 the cost was around $28 per person which is not bad at all. The inside is busy and very lively. The restrooms were clean. Great place for a big family gathering or celebration. ”

“ Did ya know that Five Star Seafood Restaurant have a dinner deal "Spend over $35 and get free 2lbs of shrimp"? I just found out from my parents they have a sign in their waiting area about this deal (in Chinese), and you have to ask for it when you order. They don't automatically give it to you. I came here on Sunday evening with my parents, and this place was packed during dinner time. We had to wait for our table but it wasn't too bad of a wait thankfully. We ordered 4 dishes + the free 2lb shrimp, but only got 3 dishes since they keep bringing the wrong dish to us. We had ordered soft tofu with preserved tofu, but they kept bringing a broccoli dish. My parents said the Chinese character for the dish is almost the same so the chef might have misread it and cooked the wrong dish for us so we had to tell them 4 times it wasn't our dish. It was pretty silly considering the order was correctly placed in their machine but it just was the cook making the mistake multiple times. Anyhow the tofu dish is pretty good here, I have tried it previously before. I also really loved their steam fish, Hainan chicken, and soups. They offer a wide variety of menu items so this place is fun to go since it has everything you want. They also offer complimentary dessert. They don't offer complimentary soup though, since my parents said they only offer that for lunch menu and not for dinner menu. The venue itself gives nostagia so I enjoy coming here. The only thing that sucks right now is that this plaza is completely dead so you can't wander after a meal. I remember them having tons of stores but due to remodeling, majority of the stores are closed except for Ranch 99, a boba shop, and Daiso. ”