Kung Fu Steamer — Restaurant in New York

Cozy little restaurant. Came here for lunch and ordered "chicken and mushroom lotus leaf steamer" and "cured meat lotus leaf steamer." Dishes came with free house soup which was very flavorful; questionable amount of MSG/salt in there. The food was mediocre. There was nothing special or good about the food that would warrant me to order again. The chicken had a lot of small shattered bones in between bites; about the size of half a grain of rice. Drinks were overpriced so it was not ordered. Although the establishment has the look and feel of a service restaurant, it's actually semi cafeteria style. Menu items are ordered and paid for first at the counter. You seat yourself and food is then brought to you when ready. Doggy bag available, containers are next to register counter....

This mom and pop restaurant strives to provide the best quality Chinese food possible for its diners! The main chef personally cooks all the dishes and they're all incredibly delicious and authentic! What makes it even better? It's relatively cheap compare to other restaurants around! For example, a double cooked pork over rice was $7.50; not only was it incredibly delicious with its sweet and savory sauce, but it was a hefty portion too! The waitress is also very friendly and all you have to do is ask for whatever you need and she will bring it to you in seconds. I highly recommend this place and for you to try their delicious and expansive menu.

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Food was horrible. The milk tea taste like the teabag have been in the container for a long time. Taste very bitter. Fishball curry the fishball taste like plastic. Taste like it been in the microwave and reheated for us. The wonton shrimp the shrimp poop is the taken off from the back. Will...