“ Everyday Authentic Chinese Cuisines - I love it when most of what I need to say is already in the name of the restaurant. This place is unassuming from the outside - a sign among many signs in a strip mall. Man is that deceiving though.... When we walked in, we were treated to fish tanks with all kinds of live sea food (lobster, crab, flounder, tilapia, etc) and hanging cooked ducks. I have a friend who studied abroad in China for 5 years who recommended this as the local place that reminded him most of the village where he taught. We're big duck fans, so we opted for the Peking duck 3-course meal which included pancakes, duck-bone-broth soup, Peking duck with skin, and a mountain of mushroom fried rice. As many of you know, we've been to over 300 restaurants in the Lansing area, and many more around the world, so it takes a bit for a place to really blow our minds. Consider our minds blown. The duck was so crisp, tender, and balanced, that I swear if I just had let it sit on my tongue and not chewed, it would have melted away. The soup was deep and full of umami flavor. The fried rice was perfect, and the pancakes made great backup "silverware" to our chopsticks. The place was packed, and I could see why. This hidden gem won't remain hidden for long, I suspect. ”

“ We, as a group of seven adults went to there for post celebration of Chinese New Year, and ordered seven dishes and a large size of soup. The food was fresh made and each dish was tested amazing. The service was excellent as well. The price was just right. We are definitely coming back!! ”

“ Super authentic Chinese food. Came here for dinner with some friends. We were all visiting from Boston and were very happy with the variety, option, and quality of the food. Sauteed green beans and spicy salt and pepper tri were amazing. Service was pretty fast, too. They also give you rice, so you don't need to ask for it, and any pots of tea are $5 as an fyi, since we didn't know when we asked for tea. Inside has ample seating, and fish tanks at the entrance :) ”

“ Crispy noodle with fish, scallop, shrimp, and a lot of veggies. Soo good. Authentic Chinese food. Love it. Must try. ”

“ We came here so that my cousin could try the roasted duck and pork so that he may order it from here for his upcoming wedding. We got here at noon on a Saturday and it wasn't too busy, but since we were a party of 7 we were seated in the back area. Our waitress was helpful with how to order. My mom also was able to speak Chinese with her and add other items. We mainly ordered dim sum items consisting of hargow (shrimp dumplings), fried chive and pork dumplings, sui mai, chicken feet, shrimp rolls, pineapple buns, egg, custard, tarts, and durian pastry tarts. We also added Chinese broccoli with garlic sauce, roasted pork, roasted duck, eggplant with meat and garlic sauce, and beef chow fun. Everything was very delicious. I would have been here a lot if they were around while I went to school at that time. ”

“ Delicious dim sum food! Tons of seating for big parties. Service was pretty quick as well. ”

“ Omg the food the food was incredible. This place was under construction the last time I came about two years ago. I had gotten the steamed ginger chicken for takeout and it was amazing. Yesterday I took my family to this place again! It was worth the price. Very very authentic Chinese cuisine! Cannot wait to go back! ”

“ My family and I stopped by for dinner this past Sunday and they were able to fit a party of 12. We ordered so much food here and most of what we ordered were quite good. I was impressed to find this quality of food here. The peking duck came with some wrappers and garnish along with hoisin sauce for dipping. The duck skin was crispy and the duck itself was tender. However, on it's own it's a bit bland, so definitely dip it in hoisin sauce! This also came with a duck soup (contained veggies and beancurd, I think) but I thought it was on the blander side. It's a good palette cleanser I guess, but could use a tad more seasoning. We also got the fish maw and crab meat soup. Similarly, good amount of seafood "fresh" flavors, but could use more seasoning. The EVERYDAY BBQ PLATTER was a fan favorite at our table. This comes with Hainanese chicken, crispy roasted pork belly and char siu. I personally really liked the strong sesame flavor that's been coated on the chicken and the pork belly was delicious with its super crunchy skin. My favorite was definitely the lobster with ginger & scallion sauce. The lobster shell had been nicely pan-fried and super flavorful ("wok hay") after being cooked in the sauce. There wasn't a whole lot of lobster meat, but the sauce and flavors made up for it. This was a solid option and I would highly recommend it if you are a fan. We also got the mayo shrimp with mango which was pretty standard. We also got the steamed bass which had a nice soy sauce that went with it. The fish was overcooked in some parts but the sweetness of the soy sauce complemented it well. There were a few other dishes (like peashoots and braised lamb in clay pot) that we also enjoyed. Overall, the whole meal was almost $400 after tax and tip, which is a fair price for the amount of food and quality of food we got. ”

“ Epic Peking Duck feast for a reasonable $55. Some of the most interesting Chinese food I've had. The duck soup might have been the standout. I strongly suggest the three course over the two course for this reason. ”