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  • Chinese seafood with dim sum and steak options
  • Located near Near East Pearce St and Leslie St
  • Upscale decor, large capacity, busy atmosphere
  • Table service with occasional attentiveness issues

What to Order

Lobster E-Fu Noodle

A signature dish featuring fresh lobster served atop a bed of E-Fu noodles, though some find the sauce can be a bit excessive.

Dry Aged Steak

Surprisingly well-executed steak, often served medium-rare on a sizzling plate, allowing it to cook to perfection at the table.

Chinese-style soup with half chicken

A rich, slow-simmered soup with traditional depth, offering a comforting and nourishing experience.

Grilled Garlic Spare Ribs

Fragrant and well-balanced spare ribs, smoky and savory with a pleasant garlic flavor that doesn't overwhelm the meat.

Vancouver Crab Legs

Fresh and well-prepared crab legs, often part of set meals and highly recommended for their quality.

BBQ Pig

A standout dish beyond the typical lobster and crab offerings, praised for its quality.

Steamed Fish

Fresh and perfectly cooked, often sea bass, highlighting the restaurant's seafood expertise.

Inside Scoop

  • Reservations, especially for large groups or holidays, are highly recommended but may not guarantee immediate seating due to overbooking.
  • The restaurant can be very noisy, particularly during busy periods, so it's not ideal for a quiet meal.
  • Service can be inconsistent; be prepared to flag down staff, especially for larger tables or during peak hours.
  • Tea is served in small pots with a large carafe of hot water for easy dilution, and there's a per-person charge for tea.
  • The restaurant is known for its high-end appearance and food presentation, but service may not always match the upscale ambiance.

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