Fifty One

Wow, they served dim-sum all day! And they cooked them fresh after I placed the order. Shrimp xiu mai & har gao were jumbo sizes.
The $26 Lobster Noodles tasted great...very meaty. And the noodle was firm w/ the right spice.
This is a high end Chinese restaurant - on the pricey side. It is located on the 3rd flood. Many other restaurants are on that floor also.

The interior is pretty and I know the restaurant wants to look expensive and upscale but Chinese food is generally affordable. Everything in the menu should be $3 off because like I said, Chinese food should never be expensive. I ordered the Walnut Shrimp and the name is misleading because it should really be called "Deep fried shrimp with walnuts". The E-fu noodle is tasty but very oily. The Hong Kong Ribs is good but so little meat. The Xiu Mai wasn't good and $7 is way too expensive for only four. Also this place is actually fusion food. Overall, tasty but salty and oily and overly priced.