Imperial Restaurant

Great selection of dim sum, plus authentic Cantonese main dishes and sides. Lovely dinner. Reasonable prices. Excellent food.

This place is great for Dim sum. I always come here for that. Great food and good service. There’s always a wait for nothing more than 20 mins or so. Once you order, expect food fairly quick.

Of course it was way too busy on Chinese New Year but well worth the wait for the entire dim sum Chinese New Year experience. They also did a good job seating people at the brunch peak hour. Vegetarian selections were slim at best. They tried to accommodate us. Vegetarians but the meat eaters at the table were the ones who had excellent meals. Personally I wouldn't recommend the fried turnips cakes unless you love turnips . I asked for mapo tofu without pork and it was basically soft tofu and a brown sauce which was highly disappointing. Actually it was the worst mapo tofu I'd ever had. Sesame covered balls were very good. Not too sweet and a great flavor. overall, it was a good experience and I'm glad we went Vegetarian options: They did try to accommodate us but structurally and operationally they're just not built for vegetarian options. Which makes sense given the volume of business they were doing when we were there.

垃圾老太婆

Not crowded, fast service. Saturday 12ish. Nice!

Friday night with my family restaurant was pretty empty. Service was horrible, food was not the greatest. Shrimp friends rice was flavorless, short rib with enoki mushroom was good, orange chicken was the worse I’ve ever had, chow mein was decent. I do not recommend this place

It used to be our to go dim sum place in Chinatown….. not anymore. Food is just okay, service and atmosphere were not so friendly.