A Chinatown "institution", this Asian triple play offers diners three options: upstairs, a "complex" Chinese menu, plus "quality" daily dim sum (although carts roll only on the weekends), and downstairs, an "authentic", "way-to-go" Mongolian BBQ buffet; service is professional in accord with the (some say "dated") white-tablecloth look, though tabs are positively Formican.
Tony Cheng's Restaurant Restaurant Review:
Many of the fish you are about to eat swim in tanks, and dim sum trolleys fill the aisles at lunchtime. Among the pages and pages of classic dishes from the Cantonese, Hunan and Szechwan repertoires, good bets include Cantonese roast duck, stir-fried grouper, shrimp with asparagus in black bean sauce, and Szechwan crispy beef. This is a popular place, especially with tourists. Note: Tony...