Though the restaurant name claims to be Beijing cuisine, the dishes are actually Cantonese dim sum. Really good dim sum but has nothing to do with Beijing style food at all.

The dim sum is pretty good though with great texture and balanced flavor. A few items are even quite original.

First, the traditional ones like steamed shrimp dumpling, chicken feet, steamed beef delicacy, beef meatball,... more

It is absolutely my worst dining experience. The food are expensive with relatively small portion, and all five dished we ordered taste bad. The fish is cold and hard, and the Peking duck tastes deep fried and has a weird smell. I threw up as soon as I walked out of the restaurant, and I feel the place is not even safe to eat.

I really enjoy coming before 11am because you get 20÷ off. Let's not kid ourselves, dim sum has become an expensive treat. The food quality here is pretty good. But I find the menu options are decent. I'm not sure if it's because we are there before 11 a.m. or that is all they have. My biggest complaint about this place is that they charge a tea fee even for children who don't drink it. Really,... more