Space and atmosphere was fine. Got seated almost immediately, but the decor and interior design looks dated. A no frills spot, in my honest opinion with average food. Prices is higher than other places, probably due to its location but food does not seem to be any better quality in respect to its pricing. Had some dim sum and I must say the noodles were not great. The consistency was more mush than having a chew, something I’m not used to. Although the shrimp dumplings were good, the fried pork and shrimp rolls were disgusting. It was fried in what seems too low of temperature, the whole thing was just saturated in frying oil. I have mixed feelings about my experience.
I would rate this restaurant 3 stars overall. The crispy chicken and sesame balls are definitely worthy of 4 stars. However, I was not a fan of the turnip cake, and while the pork shrimp siomai was good, the rest of the dishes were just average. It took longer to get seated than to receive the food. I noticed they don’t use the traditional dim sum cart that goes around the tables anymore. Everything has shifted to the digital age, but what if a customer isn't tech-savvy? Shouldn’t there be an option to order with paper and pen or verbally? The last time I was here was ten years ago, and things have really changed!
While strolling through the vibrant streets of downtown White Plains, I asked people for their favorite spot for Asian cuisine. Again and again, Aberdeen Sea Food and Dim Sum came up as a top recommendation. I was thrilled to discover that their suggestions were spot on. Conveniently situated at the ground level of the Residence Inn, the restaurant was alive with energy. I treated myself to their delicious Hot and Sour Soup, packed with a variety of vegetables, as well as Shu Mai and scrumptious Shrimp Fried Rice.
I came for dinner and really wanted to like this place as it seems to be the only “nice” Chinese restaurant in the area. However, the service was very bad. You order on your phone. Once you sit down, no one even comes to talks to you until they bring the food. Anytime I wanted water or anything I had to walk up to waiter to get it. The food was also not very good okay dim sum, but the driest and most overpriced duck I’ve ever had.
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Be prepared for a longer wait to be seated, but it’s definitely worth it! I highly recommend the shrimp crystal dumplings and the sesame balls. The restaurant is located inside the Residence Inn on the left, accessible through a metal door. We ended up wandering around the building for a while because we weren’t familiar with the area.
The shrimps were very good and tasty. However, the lobster that we ordered came out it was very rubbery and did not taste like anything that was fresh. It was disgusting. Overall the vegetables were not as fresh as it should’ve been write this as a neutral perhaps they can improve on their service and their food .
This place was really something! Located in the lobby of the Mariott hotel, was craving dimsum.and this place did not dissapoint! Food was delicious especially the spicy seafood and eggplant dish. Convenient ordering using qr codes and service was super quick with friendly staff. Will definitely come back!
This place is a scam. I ordered a few beer without asking the price. At the end, they charged me $10 per bottle for Heineken. Their minimum suggested tip is 20%, and if you look closer, it's based on post tax amount rather than pretax.
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Great dim sum place, as a non asain person I thought it would be difficult for me to communicate effectively, but the servers managed to recommend food smoothly.. Everything tasted amazing, I go there at least once a
Decent dim sum spot that is a little hard to find. You have to enter it through a hotel, but overall it was just ok
