Chili crab

The dim sum (think Asian tapas) was delicious. My favorites were the chili wings and duck bao (bun). If you want to save $$, try their happy hour menu and load up on the fantastic shrimp or chicken fried rice. Everything is a few dollars less on the happy hour menu (12-6pm). If you're not worried about the $$, go all in on the whole duck with plum sauce pancakes. You won't regret it.

The place looks similar to all the bbq joints that were there before, but with an Asian theme over the woodwork.

The owner is super friendly and will greet you with a warm wave if he's there when you arrive. The wait staff is helpful. Only some team members speak fluent English, but we never felt abandoned.

My only suggestion is to add some good Asian favorites to the dessert menu. Red bean ice cream, green team ice cream, sticky rice.

Thank you for a delicious meal.

2nd time coming to this restaurant, this time on a Sunday afternoon... And have to agree with the other positive reviews... The food is above par, and the prices reflect the quality of the ingredients. All the fish served are wild, not farm-raised, as proudly professed by the owner, who personally selects each fish.... No msg is used, and the focus is on all natural ingredients. We ordered a variety of dishes. The peking duck was excellent, as well as the fried basil rice and crispy fried noodles with filet of grouper fish and veggies; the pan-fried dumplings also stood out. The Xiao long bao was the least tasty, but the soup inside was good... The hand-rolled skin was just a bit too thick and chewy. The other dishes more than made up for it though.

A prime location and the best ingredients are the major factors for the higher pricing, but the food here stands above all of the other Chinese restaurants we've tried in the area, including as far away as Margate, Lauderhill, and Parkland. The owner obviously takes great pride in his work and it shows. They also have more cushions and pillows now, if the wood chairs and benches are too hard. We will be back.

We enjoyed our lunch overall, however…. $15 for FIVE soup dumplings that eerily resemble Trader Joe’s…. Duck sliders were decent, Thai fried rice was okay, and we got soft shell crabs (fried) with a dry garlic and chili bread crumb, 6 for $65 which isn’t a bad price.

These crabs tasted like they were battered in bisquick or funnel cake mix. Also it was 70% batter 30% crab. Odd but edible.

Cute little spot, I understand why many people say it’s overpriced but we are in Boca Raton… doing business isn’t cheap here.

Our bill was $165 with 20% gratuity with only water as our drinks.

Loved everything about this place ! Rather than try to remember all the dishes names I’ll add the pics. Forgot to take pics of the 2 types of dumplings. Everything was amazing and I don’t say this lightly. We had very personalized and attentive service .Cant wait to back .

We heard of this new restaurant from our friends. We were in the area and decided to try it. The atmosphere was awesome. They are an Asian Seafoods Cuisine Restaurant. The quality of food was excellent. The service was super friendly and helpful. We even had their Banana Candy dessert. You must try it. Yummy 😋 It was an amazing experience, and we will definitely go back again. We are definitely recommending others.

We gave them 10 of 10. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻