Famous Food Chinese Restaurant

"this is not a sit-down restaurant. takeout ONLY! the food is delicious and the portions are large. we bought a bunch of stuff and took it home. we'll come back again."

"Only a 3 star experience this first time but I want to give it another shot. The baozi were the best thing we got - both the pork and vegetable ones and the all veggie ones. The jianbing with youtiao was a little dry and lacking in flavor - will ask to add some hot sauce to it next time. Good service and there was a steady line of customers coming in during the weekend morning."

"Note this 5 star is specifically for the Weekend Special menu. This place is takeout only. The Tianjin style crepe with fried stick, steamed buns with pork and Chinese chives pancake were all excellent, especially washed down with fresh soy milk. They also were really quick service. Super filling, we ended up ordering too much. Have to reheat at home since it's takeout only, but this is a very solid choice for Weekend Chinese-style breakfast if you don't mind reheating."

"Recommendation: braised pig trotters 卤猪蹄. In expensive Shandong restaurant providing rich options for Chinese style breakfast. Take out only. No table for dine in. Waiting time can be long but we were lucky as we come when they just open. They provide authentic options like soy milk 豆浆, fritters 油条, Chinese savior crepe 煎饼果子, jellied bean curd tofu curd豆腐脑. We tried 旮旯汤 and braised pig trotters 卤猪蹄. There are many different flavors of buns like 猪肉茴香、菠菜、天津小肉包。 As I am from south China, I can feel the love towards sesame sauce from people in the north. They even have it in the soup. I am not used to it but it tastes good. It is very interesting to try. Soy milk and fritters are ok and my favourite is the pig trotters~"

"Good hole in the wall Chinese food. We ordered a variety of options for dinner and ended up having to pack a lot of food, portions are huge. I didn't like one of the tofu dishes but rest of the food was generally tasty. Docked a start due to how oily everything was."