Smell from the street at this restaurant what's good. I can smell the duck. As I entered the…read morerestaurant, I was greeted by a very sweet Chinese lady who sent me down and offer me a pot of tea. The tea was really good. I asked her what was her favorite soup and she said the shredded duck soup. the aroma smells worse, correct, duck! I ordered have a duck, and I ate the whole thing and it was delicious. If you're ever in Auckland, New Zealand, and you feel like having authentic Chinese duck, this is the place.

Let me start off that I am not a Chinese food fan so take that into account (add a star if you…read moreare). With that said, the fish & vegetables that I ordered was very bland and did not come with rice. The chicken and fried rice that my wife ordered was only slightly better but still bland. There was only one waitress who was not very friendly but I blame it to how busy she was - I.e., service was not quick. Like I said before, it may have been better if I liked Chinese food more or order something different but I will not be going back again.

Got pork done noodles. Pork had lots of pure Fat attached…read more Noodles ok. Very hot broth

Saw this on Yelp and it was in the hotel so when we had to go get food ASAP, I made it my mission…read moreto find Yong's. It's the bottom level of the Atrium on Elliott. Lots of options, but I ended up getting the egg and tomato noodle, which is my go to. Sauce was decent, and the noodles were pretty good. I also got some of the cold sides, which were my vegetable component, but they were super salty. Yikes. Overall, glad I found this spot. If you're in the area, worth checking out.

It was a tad bit over the average of a dim sum spot in regards to their flavor of the dim sum…read moredishes! Siu mais and ha gows were on the dot. Steamed black bean pork ribs were made well. Their cow tripe steamed was cooked well and flavored tenderly nice! Shrimp roll was not too doughy textured, but on point. Steamed egg roll was sauced up and filled up nicely. The decor and service of this place could have been better. Hot sauce lacked the chili peppers and they didn't have my hot mustard that I tend towards these days instead of hot sauce! Other that that, spot on place for good dim sum in this part of town!

Good yum cha and also night menu is good. But if you want to order specialties like medicine duck…read moreyou need to make the order 2 days before.

The location is just right in the heart of Sky City so it's very handy to find!…read moreCame in as 8 hungry adults, an hour and a half later came out full and completely satisfied The setting is just typical Chinese eatery spot. Definitely not a fine dining formal restaurant. But heh! You didn't pay for it! Happy eating!

After a day of conferencing at SkyCity this was just what we needed. It totally satisfied our…read morecraving for Chinese food. This is not an expense-account, white tablecloth establishment. It is a scuffed, bare-tabled eatery that produces fresh and tasty Cantonese style dishes that meet muster with the largely Chinese clientele. 3 of us shared 2 mains and a large bowl of congee for dinner and left very full and satisfied for $17.50 apiece. The staff is constantly hustling, but happy to recommend dishes. There was constant turnover of patrons, but we did not get rushed through our meal. If I were back in Auckland and staying at SkyCity I would definitely go again.

Food was average and staff service was bad Ambience was…read moreonly thing liked. I will not come here again nor will suggest any one else to come

Very nice Malaysian restaurant located in the Sylvia Park Shopping Center in Mount Wellington…read more Ambiance is a step above casual, but is not fancy. You are seated by a host/hostess. When you are ready to order, there is a pad and pencil at the table where you write down your order and and employee will take/submit your order. Water is self serve at the water station. You pay when you are done eating, just tell the cashier your table number. Food is really good and had good flavors. Malaysian food is kind of mesh of Asian and Indian food, so they have nice blend of spices. Price is a little high for a mall restaurant, but they do give good portions. Definitely a place to try if you are looking for good Malaysian food.

Authentic Cantonese meal for FOUR:…read more Capital spareribs. BBQ Duck half. Hot pot beef/ Gai Lan wok fire stir fry. Steam rice. Beautifully executed. Generous helpings of each TASTY dish. Efficient and FRIENDLY staff. Clean and tidy comfortable surrounds. Easy peasy parking. Great value less than 25nzd per head and lots to take home. Earns full 5 stars and highest recommendations on the YELPmeter Our thanks for looking after our needs this evening !

Man, the pork ribs was raw, not fully cooked. Came back from work expected to have something nice…read morebut it was still raw inside. very disappointing. Definitely WOULDN'T recommend this place. Just don't go...

We were craving for Dimsum during their anniversary day and was glad that this was open. Our…read morefriends took us to this place at exactly 10 am (they open at 10:30 but they will seat you if u arrive at 10 am). It was a good idea coz around 10:30, that place started to pack up. All I can say is their Dimsum, I think, was at par or even better than what I've tried in Chinatown in CA. It tastes more like those I've had in Kowloon, HKG. Ordered the usual Siomai, hargow, adidas chicken feet, steamed ribs, tripe and all were so good!! Everything was fresh. We tried their durian pancake and it was very delicious. It wasn't as sweet but the flavors were spot on. I literally can eat more of what I tried but I was already full!' Glad that there's a good Dimsum in Auckland!!

At dinner Grand Park dinner is a la carte: order from the menu. And one of the cleanest and most…read moreprofessional in Auckland. Having their pancake and roast duck is perhaps the best dish, followed by duck with lettuce cups. We order many dishes for variety and they are all well seasoned. They have very refreshing freshly squeezed watermelon juice at about $30 for a jug. We would normally have good fast service here but tonight we had to ask for some dishes a second time.

Food: 4.7/5 Service 4.2/5…read moreValue 4.1/5 This restaurant was highly recommended by my Kiwi friend and it didn't disappoint. The four of us got the full roasted duck, fried rice, roasted pork, shiu mai, and shrimp dumplings. I will start by saying that this restaurant was really expensive, even the green beans were almost $50NZ so just be weary that you will spend a lot here. However, the food was amazing! Roasted duck: definitely the highlight of the meal. For $80 NZ, I felt like it was the best value for the price. Super tender meat, great texture on the skin, and wonderful taste overall Fried Rice: Great base for all of the other dishes. Also came with a spicy chili oil that put this dish over the top! Roasted Pork: I personally wish the skin was a bit thicker and crispier but my friends all thought it was good. There were also complaints about the pork being relatively fat heavy, but I thought it was a great balance. Shiu mai and Shrimp dumplings: Pretty basic but still delicious! Recommend if you enjoy. 1/4 of the shrimp dumpling peels fell apart when grabbing it. Overall would definitely recommend coming here for great food but expect to spend a pretty penny! All of this was about $250NZ

They are large and spacious and classy enough inside, although clearly classy from a few years ago…read moreas opposed to more recently. The outside is deceptive, they don't look nearly that large, but clearly they get big crowds and are used to it. Got there early so hard to properly evaluate service (which was excellent, even a little overbearing) as they were virtually empty when I walked in. The dim sum itself was from so-so to just okay, the har cheung fun (shrimp rice noodle roll) was a good example: skins too thick, shrimp not memorable at all. Beef tripe (ngau paak yip) is usually a pale white but well seasoned, this one was off in color and perhaps a tad over-steamed as the texture wasn't perfect. It was adequate if you need your dim sum fix.

This hole in the wall dumpling shop has a short, sharp, no fuss menu with 4 dumpling options. If…read moreyou're in a rush you can grab some pre-cooked dumplings from the bain marie or hang around for 7 minutes and you'll get piping hot freshies. $3 will get you 5 dumplings or splurge on 12 dumplings for $6. Super cheap, tasty and perfect for a bite on the run.