Lovely decor. If only the food was as better. This place service a lighter version of Chinese food - not so greasy and heavy in salt and sauce. The pot stickers were good.  Tried the a vegetable stir-fry with the brown sauce and seafood with broccoli in the chef's white sauce. They were good but nothing special. The best part about these dishes was the ingredients were better quality than other places. The beef lo mien was disappointing - dry, lacked flavor, and the beef was chunky not thinly sliced and need more marinade. The service was OK. My DH was quite annoyed at the staffs noisy chatting in the back like an outdoor market place (why do they talk so loud?). Maybe it was just a bad day so when I went to Viet Hoa Asian market with my mom I gave it another try, ordered different dishes hoping for better but unfortunately it was more of the same so-so, sub par results. The place is beautifully decorated with sound dampening ceiling panels (a real plus), and an impressive kitchen. Now, if they can just whip up some better dishes and distinct flavor....\n\nPS. My experience was from two visits 2011. I was in the mood to write a review so thought I just do a few others while I'm at it. I just noticed they've closed - not surprised.