Chinatown isn't what it used to be, but there's still a few places that still serve good ole Cantonese style food. A decent amount of free parking for customers can be found along the side and back. Interior is clean and looks recently remodeled. Good service and workers are attentive and helpful. All dishes came out quickly and hot. We ordered several items, and each one was delicious. I haven't had moo shu pork in years and it brought back a lot of good memories. The food here is good and authentic. If you're ever in the Chinatown area and want solid Cantonese food, this place is worth trying.

Amazing and friendly service, very spacious with plenty of seating. The food had large portions and were cooked to perfection! We got so many dishes including chicken fried rice, beef chow mein, walnut shrimp, egg plant and tofu mushroom. All dishes were flavorful and well balanced. They were so nice to give us a free chow mein dish with chicken, beef and shrimp which was so nice!

Clean, cozy, and delicious, this place definitely exceeded my expectations of it. My family and I knew that we wanted to eat here in Chinatown, but most restaurants were closed. This place, although not too convincing looking from the outside, was another story once we came inside. To start, the service was nice and attentive, our waitress was very welcoming and greeted us to our table with a hot teapot of green tea. The food came out quicker than we thought and it was very hot and tasty! We ordered the Fried Cream Cheese Wontons and Vegetable Egg Rolls, both amazingly delicious! We didn't even finish eating them when our main course meals came; faster than we would've gotten them at any other place! Me and my wife shared the Scallops in Oyster Flavored Sauce, which came with carrots, broccoli, bamboo shoots, and of course, scallops, all with oyster sauce. Let me just say that this plate was delicious! It was nice and hot, scallops nicely cooked and broccoli was beautifully crisp! My daughters ordered the Home Style Vermicelli and they loved it! Nicely made and thoughtfully cooked! I've never been to a place quite like this, where not only did this place give me amazing service and a nice atmosphere, but it also filled our stomachs with delicious food! If you're ever in the area, I would HIGHLY recommend stopping by this place and giving it a try yourself!

Always a great place to be. All the food is good (minus the dumplings). Service is good. Clean place the entire staff is very attentive. Pretty large space. There's a large private room that I strive to be in lol.

Many years ago we took our little children then to visit our friends in LA and we went to the Plum Tree. This year we wanted to meet our friends again at this restaurant, but now it became Broadway Cuisine. We like the restaurant and food there before and now, the place is bigger and nicer if I recalled since our kids are all much older now. Our friends are older and their kids are all grown up. Nothing beats a nice reunion with the same great food. There are parking in the back which is nice. The prices are still reasonably inexpensive for the food they served. Our friends ordered all the dishes they liked like Mooshu pork, beef, lomein, Tsingtao and sapporo beer, and we had a feast. The wor wonton soup was excellent, the broth was just right with plenty of meat and shrimps, everyone liked it, just like before. The mooshu beef is quite different and tasty from what we used to "pork", we had both with extra pan cakes. The pan cakes here are quite big and thick compare to the one we eat at Hongkong near home. The shrimps in garlic sauce was so delicious and the chicken with fresh mushrooms and bamboo was excellent. All the fried rice dishes are excellent, from veggies, to pineapple to special. Everyone loved them, that's the most important thing. We had so much fun and hungry, we forgot to take pictures of individual dishes LOL. Next time when we visit. The service here is very attentive and pleasant. These ladies are actually had great sense of humor which make the ordering fun.

Very big restaurant and with a very big menu!!! So many options! We came here on a late Tuesday night around 9pm. The restaurant was pretty empty with only about 4 tables occupied. Our service here was extremely welcoming and the waitress was helpful when allowing us to be creative with our string bean order and adding customizations. Our food came out quick and steamy! The xio long bao was tasteful just very thick layer of dough wrapping the dumplings. The overall portions of the entrees were massive. The ambiance is very casual and decorations are very traditional. Their round tables seemed like those typical dim sum styled seating and they also had comfy booths. We had two Thai teas which were pretty good and we enjoyed their complimentary hot green tea. Nice dinner and all but would likely not return as I think I have favorites in the area id prefer visiting. Very happy to tried this restaurant nonetheless!!

Came here on a Monday around 8 pm. Luckily we got a free meter right outside. The inside wasn't busy, only a few parties compared to the large grand space they had. The inside is bright with tall ceilings, carpeted floor, large round tables with lazy Susan's for groups and big comfy booths lining the walls. The women working were friendly and efficient. One spoke a bit of mandarin with me. The group ordered mostly American Chinese dishes that they enjoyed and nearly finished. I ordered xiao long bao for the table and they were pretty good for the price. They were piping hot and juicy. Hot tea was complimentary but their Thai tea also slaps! Would come again and try more things. Probably one of the better xiaolongbao and other dumpling deals in the area.

Came to Broadway Cuisine and had their set 9 course menu. First off, I have to say each of the dishes were terrific and spot on. What can I say, this is what Chinese food is suppose to be about. We started off with the seafood soup, which was a refreshing start to the meal. Without finishing the soup, each of the other courses came out one after the another fairly quickly and my eye (and stomach) welcomed the sight of each dish. The egg tofu with vege was the standout for me, but likely because I'm a fan of tofu generally. The house special beef steak, scallops, and fish fillet with black bean sauce were very close seconds. The only item that we thought we didn't need was the vege fried rice, not because it wasn't good but, with so much food (due to their generous portions), we just felt it wasn't necessary. Service was prompt and very responsive. The dining area was clean and welcoming but you can smell cleaning solutions in the bathroom. Parking can be a challenge as the restaurant, although having their own lot, it is very small and some people would double park. Otherwise, if you're in Chinatown and can't think of where to go, stop by here!