I went here for a cheap lunch. Just a word of caution upfront: I don't know how long this place is open at night, so give them a quick call before you venture out there at night.

The restaurant interior is rather plain, but bright and clean. We were served promptly, and when we accidentally undertipped, the waiter asked us if anything was wrong with the service, which is a good sign in terms of customer service awareness.

This place is seriously cheap: two spring rolls for $1.50, chicken fried rice for $4.25, the most expensive item on the menu is pawns fish in chili sauce for $11.95. The menu has a large selection, including dim sum, dumplings, soups, Szechwan & Cantonese, vegetarian, and congee (rice porridge). To top it off, they have a large selection of drinks, including tapioca drinks (aka "bubble tea").