I have only ordered delivery from here on a late weekend afternoon. I was craving dimsum but making a late trip out for a dimsum breakfast was not going to happen. I'm glad I found this spot for a dimsum option, food was decent and I would order from them again or check out their store one day. Their menu has a good amount of variety for a cafe, dimsum, buns, pastries, cake, coffee & more!

I got a food delivery order from here and it was all nicely packaged individually. There was an array of dim sum options including Pan Fried Dumplings ($5.95), Portuguese Egg Tarts ($3.95), Sui Mai ($5.25), Shrimp Dumpling ($5.25), Pan Fried Turnip Cake ($5.25), Rice Noodle with Fish Ball ($5.25), and Dry Pork Mini Cake ($12.00). Everything was flavorful, juicy and good portions. My favorites are the turnip cake, dumplings, and dry pork cake though, but love the dim sum options here. You can't go wrong, there wasn't anything I didn't like. It was so much food that I was happy to have as leftovers too.

Sometimes dreams do come true. A decently priced, classic dim sum place that delivers! Pretty much everything I've tried from here has been at least solid if not top notch. Stand outs are the shumai, any of the rice rolls and the steamed bean curd shrimp and pork wrap. The har gao is also good. I tried some of the steamed buns which were ok and the radish cake had good flavor but wasn't crispy which is understandable for delivery. They also have some great breakfast and lunch sets that I'm excited to try!

I discovered this place about two weeks ago and so far I can't seem to stop visiting them. Hands down they make amazing noodle rolls. I've been ordering their dry shrimp with fish ball and cilantro and it's been hitting all the right spot. I also ask for their hoisin/peanut butter sauce and that sauce I'm in heaven. As for the service, they are not as friendly as I would like but I'm not so picky on that since I'm really there for the food. I also wish they would offer a drop off at my car since their service is a bit slow and parking is hard in this neighborhood. I was there and asked if they wouldn't mind handing me my food if I waited in my car outside and they said no. Whomp whomp and oh well. Overall, I would still recommend this place. They definitely know how to roll them delicious noodles and their other food is just as good. As for the store, it does have a few seatings so it's great for people who are looking to dine inside, though no bathroom. The cafe is small but still feels spacious enough to relax and enjoy your food inside.

One of my favorite bakeries in sunset park because of the variety of food they offer. I like their egg tart and hot dog buns but also frequently get their dim sum. I highly recommend the pan fried radish cake and the siu mai. Usually everything's very good, but I didn't love their pork buns- it's not the typical filling that people are used to. Service is very quick and you're able to sit inside - there's a few benches, but generally this is a grab and go place. The display for the bread & pastries is aesthetic and they also have a fridge for man tou and other bread

I've been looking for a place like Melonpanna, somewhere that has the super affordable HK breakfast combo that you can find in Elmhurst, Queens, but in Brooklyn! I absolutely love all their breakfast combos, and the best part is that they're served till 4 pm in the afternoon! So an amazingly delicious breakfast or brunch meal until 4 pm. My favorite breakfast combos are combo A and combo C. Combo A is their preserved egg and pork congee with scallion pancakes. The congee is perfect, not too salty, not too watery, perfect. The scallion pancakes are always crispy, but always need soy sauce dipped since it's salted/salty at all. The curry fishball - AMAZING. It tastes exactly like the curry fish ball street food carts. I also had the pork rice noodle which was delicious as well. The pineapple bun, well, tastes like a bakery pineapple bun. Nothing too spectacular. I always get an ice-cold milk tea as well, which I believe is an additional $1.50 or $2.00 which is not bad since milk tea is like $5.00 at a bubble tea place. You're also able to ask for the hot tea to be a hot milk tea, which is no additional charge. I wish more places in the area offered these HK-styled breakfasts! tl;dr - amazingly delicious and affordable HK-styled breakfast combos till 4 PM.