- Opened
- 1971
- Style
- Traditional Cantonese restaurant specialising in handmade dim sum and roast meats
- Setting
- Large, traditional dining room; the Herald mentions occasional karaoke.
- Known for
- Dim sum, Cantonese roasts, One of Glasgow's longest-running Chinese restaurants
- Signature dishes
- Dim sum, Char siu (barbecue pork), Roast pork belly, Turnip cake, Satay whelks, Chicken feet in black bean sauce, Shanghai soup dumplings
- Good for
- Dim sum, Family meals, Groups
- Prices
- Herald review: smaller dishes around £6, three-roast plate £15.80, pot of Chinese tea 80p.
- Booking
- Book a table via the restaurant website or call 0141 332 1240.
- Getting there
- Cowcaddens Subway is roughly a 10-minute walk; Charing Cross rail station is about 5 minutes away.
- Also
- The official site lists the address as 417-419 Sauchiehall Street; other listings use 411-413.