Customers can expect high-quality food that satisfies cravings, with a variety of dim sum options to choose from. The dim sum selection is pretty good, and the food is fresh, made to order when you visit the restaurant.

The service at this Chinese restaurant is described as not bad, with friendly wait staff who may lack proper training but are trying their best to serve customers. The server/hostess was pretty good, and the restaurant is clean with neatly set up tables.

Some recommended dishes to try at this Chinese restaurant include the Zhaliang - fried dough sticks wrapped in rice dumpling sheets, Sticky Rice with Chicken, BBQ pork buns, egg drop soup, pork rice soup, rice noodle wrapped shrimp, rice noodle wrapped fried bread sticks, and pork dumplings.

The overall atmosphere at this Chinese restaurant is welcoming, with generous spacing between tables for a comfortable dining experience. The decor may be no frills, but the price is very reasonable for fresh made dim sum, making it a great spot for dim sum enthusiasts in Austin.