A high-end experience at almost fast-food prices. For people on an extremely limited budget, this can serve as a date place. The noodles are superb and the turnip is cooked to perfection (yes, really). The only drawback to this place is very limited seating, especially when the weather is not sufficiently favorable to allow al fresco dining, and the limited menu. Although having such a small number of items permits them to focus, the xiaochi (snacks) are entirely forgettable. Other than that, I'd almost rather eat here than neighboring Duck de Chine.