Vincent Ng

Menu item for Any 4 Dim Sum is $6.59, which is on average higher than in most Chinese restaurants. However, they don't consider the Spring rolls as a Dim Sum item anymore. They used to at one time. Well, one point down.

Thai Express in this food court at $14.08 for a bowl of Tom Yum noodles soup with vegetables is higher price than other places with meat. The Tom Yum flavour is too watered down and lack spiciness. Not my place for a good meal.

This place is definitely one of the better restaurants for wonton noodles. However, price of one bowl of wanton noodles cost $11+ now, making it not worth the meal. 3A Noodle has a better price.

What used to be a skillfully cooked Rice noodle is now not done with the "Wok Hey" and pride. Just taste of starchy salt sauce on plainly fried rice noodle. Only a few (1 or 2) food stores can do this to perfection. With a general increased in food prices, this cooking style is not acceptable.

I recently tried the Dim Sum and they seem to have improved in taste except for the Fried Chicken Wings that lack overnight seasoning and not juicy enough. The prices remains very competitive at $3.60 each and Tea charge is only $1. If you looking just to enjoy the traditional dim sum without the fusion and creative items, this could be the best place to dine-in. I will need to try their cooked food menu later since their were given very bad taste reviews a couple of years ago.