A very basic looking Chinese cafe but with a good selection of BBQ meats in the window. The menu is good. It's not massive but lists a variety of dishes not found in most suburban places. Service is basic but efficient. The food itself is flavoursome and nicely cooked. Not a lot of meat in the meat dishes but, then again, they seem to be reasonable cuts. Veggies are fresh and, unlike a lot of places on the Shore, neither enormous near-raw nor soggy messes. The restaurant, itself, isn't the kind of place you would seek out for dining in, but there are a few tables. Still, basically a takeaway. So, it's rather curious that they don't provide bags. Be warned: take your own bag of find yourself juggling a pile of boxes. A couple of other slightly stingy points: no dipping sauce with dumplings (really?!). And I still can't get used to the NZ expectation that you pay for steamed rice, no matter how much you buy. Not expensive to buy but it seems a bit mean. All up, in context of pretty poor suburban Chinese restaurants, this is probably a good choice for takeaway Chinese. But if there any amazing little gems around the area I'd love to know.

Christine Dureau

Went on Queens Birthday Monday and the usual staff were off, so there were only two people working. You'd expect major delays as a result but food came out as delicious as always and on time. Well done team! You're a winner every time. Highly recommend the braised eggplant. It's my fave!

Kathryn Teeboon

True traditional Cantonese foods, like the ducks and BBQ pork, so yummy and unforgettable.

Kenneth Wang

The food is good. Service pleasant. We weren't rushed to leave. Decor a little tired.

Chris Woolley

Pretty shabby, rice was heated up in microwave, Chinese tea no longer free...just a pass

Damian Maurice Blake