Went there for a date with my mom and while I dined with their other branches I figured dining in one of the "oldest Chinatown in the world" would make it more authentic.

Well, it kinda was. Never a fan of eating rice so I just went with the Dimsum sampler, their David Noodle set and Cold cuts. All of them taste great, just like what you would expect in any decently run Chinese resto. This particular branch has a hotpot menu if you fancy going for that. I didn't choose that route since I'm not feeling hotpot at that time.

While I did mention that the food taste like what you would expect for any Chinese resto, that is basically saying that there is nothing remarkable enough to write it. If you have dined in other Chinese restos like Hap Chan, or North Park expect the same level of quality on par for those. Certainly you won't get short changed like Chowking. But if you aren't adventurous enough to eat at those dirty looking restos in Binondo (that's often where the best foods are) that you'll find Chinese or Chinoy people eat, then this is the safest Choice.

The service at the resto is impeccable. I don't leave tip, but given their attentiveness and politeness I just have to leave one at least. Though there's a service charge included in the menu, I might have made a mistake on that one. 😁😂🤣

I won't be eating there again. Not because it's bad. But there are a lot of restos in the area that I would like to try. I breathe Chinese food so I kinda want to eat there if needed be.