Large place easy to find seat. Everyone speaks cantonese here. The chefs are from hong kong and 台山. Authentic Cantonese dim sum they make their own fresh. So much better than flushing, Manhattan or Brooklyn dim sum restaurants, can't compare.What a gem! The last time i have this quality of dim sum was in Toronto over 20 years ago. ( I think you can't find same quality dim sum even in Hong Kong now because they all use precooked dim sum. ) Pig blood not the best but good. Everything large portion good price. Salty yolk buns, the buns is not as good but the salty yolk fillings are excellent. Must try the 叉燒酥 cha siu pastry, 鹹水角 fried sticky rice dumplings? I'm not sure about the translation but it's the best fresh crispy outside melt into the mouth, 腸粉 rice rolls, 牛筋 beef tendons sooo good,牛柏葉 beef tripes so soft. Siu mai are huge and perfect mix of pork and shrimp. You can't miss chicken feet. Everything so flavorful not salty. read more

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Oriental Bar and Grill is tucked behind another building in Connecticut in a way that makes it genuinely easy to miss from the road. I drove past it the first time, but the exterior is intriguing, with waterfalls and small ponds with koi fish out front that caught my attention on the second pass. The interior is large and classically decorated, the kind of dining room that was built to handle volume without feeling like a cafeteria. I noticed the koi fish out front have a quarter machine nearby that dispenses food, a small detail that tends to land well if you are visiting with kids. The overall setup is comfortable and well maintained, and the space gave the restaurant a presence that most Chinese restaurants in the area do not match. The dim sum is the main draw, and it is served until 3pm, so timing my visit accordingly was important. I ordered the har gow and shumai, both well executed and holding up against what I have found at comparable restaurants in Boston or New York. The chili oil is good and worth using liberally. The shrimp wonton noodle soup was a standout and worth ordering on its own. For those coming outside dim sum hours, the full menu covers a solid range of Cantonese dishes. I also tried the fried rice, salt and pepper squid, and chow fun, all of which performed well. The portions throughout were generous enough that ordering with a group and sharing made the most sense. On quieter days, the food quality is noticeably more consistent, which I experienced during my visit. For good dim sum in Connecticut and a Cantonese dining room that takes the food seriously, Oriental Bar and Grill is worth the effort of finding. read more

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I'm shocked at how wonderful this restaurant is. My fam made me detour all the way here from NYC to Rhode Island. It makes sense now. What an amazing canto spot and what's even better is that it's 8 mins away from Mohegan sun. There was no host for a while when we entered, we were kind of lost without any guidance. We helped ourselves and just walked straight to the back and a waiter finally spotted us and sat us down. We came on a Monday so sadly because the sushi chef was not in, there was no sushi for the day. Everything we ordered was yum and the price was good too. For $100, a party of 6 and a baby, we got to try every thing and we were so satisfied. The best dish was the pineapple buns, I still yearn for those to this day. Their baked roast pork bun was good too. I definitely want to visit soon, hopefully will make my friend drive to Mohegan sun so I can enjoy this restaurant again. So much more worth it to eat here than eat at Mohegan. I need those pineapple buns...... addicted!!! CANT WAIT read more

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I love having dim sum here! Service is great and food is so delicious. Loveeeeeee their chicken feet in black bean sauce. Tripe with scallions and ginger. These two dishes are must have dim sum items and we ordered two of each! Scallion pancakes were delicious. Sui Mai were generous portions! I had to cut it in thirds to eat it; definitely not a one biter. Chinese broccoli in oyster sauce is my favorite vegetable item. These two dishes stuffed eggplant and steam rolls were good too. I could eat this every single day! Ambiance is nice. Clean restaurant. I can't wait to go back! read more

Oriental Bar & Grill - Dim sum - Dim Sum Near Me - Uncasville, Connecticut

Dim Sum for lunch or dinner near the casinos. Service is fairly quick though it gets busy on the weekends in the main dining area. There's a couple other rooms with booths and bar. One was empty while the main room was packed. I think the main dining area was packed because there are a lot of families that need a bigger table. Tons of variety for dim sum and plenty of parking. read more

Truly the best in town! This is my second time eating here. Once in the restaurant and once for takeout. Each time the food has been incredibly fresh and delicious and everyone that works there is so friendly. Whether you need a quick dinner option or a nice spot for date night, it's got it all. A few of my families favorites are pork lo mien ribs sweet and sour chicken steamed pork dumplings general tso's chicken read more

Oriental Bar & Grill - Dim Sum Near Me - Uncasville, Connecticut

despite the name, top tier authentic place -- packed full of multigenerational chinese families on this saturday afternoon. tried only small selection this time around but rice rolls (beef), deep fried taro puffs, salted egg yolk buns were all solid. the buns were huge read more

Oriental Bar & Grill - salted egg yolk buns, spare ribs, egg tarts, taro puff dumpling (shrimp), zha liang (fried layer inside), flat rice rolls (beef) - Dim Sum Near Me - Uncasville, Connecticut

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We went here for dim sum before. We decide to come here for dinner. When walk in there wasn't that much people. The owner was at the other room so waited to be seated. There air condition broke down so they had to open the door and the fan. We order different foods and it came. The foods was ok. read more

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Good food with good price. Chowfun beef is so tender, noodle is soft and tasty. Best Chinese restaurant around here. read more

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Came with my family for New Year's and it was quite splendid apart from some minor points which I will go into. Service was attentive despite the busy atmosphere from it being the holidays. Our waiter was very blunt with our questions and at one point he stopped us from ordering more because we were unsure if what we had would be enough, LOL! Appreciated that because the portion sizes are indeed large and great for families. Started off with the seafood soup which was a bit bland in my opinion but I still had two bowls of it because I was starving. After the soup, the rest of the dishes started trickling in. The lobster was $72 for 2 lobsters which was the most expensive thing we ordered. It was decently good but I was not like WOW you know? Tasted like a lobster with simple seasoning, the taste didn't live up to the price. The salt and pepper soft shell crab was probably the best dish. It was very crispy without it being drenched in oil; super light. Very umami and seasoned to perfection. You have to order it. Steamed flounder was tender and the meat was milky. Like the crab, super light and fresh. Also did not have a pungent fishy flavor or smell and was marinated in a simple soy-based sauce that wasn't overly salty. Peking duck was normal, a bit too greasy for me. The baos were so good though, they were fluffy and warm and I could've eaten the baos by themselves and called it a day. Fried pig intestine were good as well; they were not chewy like some other restaurants make them (which is a good thing imo). House fried rice was very garlicky and delicious. Finally, Chinese broccoli was amazing and cooked to perfection down to the second. Had a crunch when you bit into it but still soft, it was amazing. For 8 people the bill came out to $300 including tip, which is not bad at all! Very family-friendly restaurant with great portion sizes and great staff. One thing I want to ingrain If you come here is make sure to get the salt and pepper soft shell crab because it's soooo decadent. read more

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Ok let me say this. The restaurant was packed on Christmas day last year. Plenty of families enjoying some authentic chinese food. Food was very tasty & plenty of it. Here's the one problem I have. I ordered the Peking duck. It came out beautiful but cold. Not warm or room temperature but cold with crispy skin. Oh this let me down, that it ruined my meal. read more

The quality went down the price went up and their service is mediocre. This place used to be very traditional and authentic. It's not anymore. Needless to say I'm not going to return any sooner. read more

Hello Oriental Bar & Grille!!! My Family and I Traveled to Your Restaurant Yesterday On A Saturday- And Noticed your Restaurant was CLOSED!????? What is Going On? Is your Restaurant Closed Permanently? The Service there is NOT Attentive and The Restaurant needs to Improve On This and They Should Make Sure the Meals are Hot when Sent Out to the Tables. They should Deliver Food at the Same time. read more

Originally when I walked in the fish tanks were nasty and the fish were almost dead in the lobsters were almost dead nothing moving hardly at all not happy with that read more

I had placed a pick up order for my lunch. Within the 15min from ordering and picked up I ended up with Soggy Chicken General Tso. So watery I was unable to eat. The white rice tasted old, like it was made from the day before. Would not recommend this place. I have been a customer for several years... but today was it for me. read more

This place was amazing! Definitely one of the best asian noodle dishes I have had and I think about it on a weekly basis. The appetizer items I got was pretty standard but also yummy. I would definitely come back again - especially to try their dim sum read more

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Was in town visiting some family and stopped in here for some dim sum. They don't do the push carts like some other dim sum restaurants. They just give you a sheet and you fill it in. I photos on the menu. Most likely it'll be easier if you frequent at dim sum restaurants. Service wasn't bad--not the friendliest folks but doable. Food wasn't bad. One of my favorite dim sum items is chicken feet. Unfortunately flavor was a bit lackluster. It was a bit too soggy and flavor was a bit on the blander side. Edible though. I didn't expect soup dumplings there and they had it--they weren't bad. Enjoyable I thought. Beef lo mein was okay--beef was moist. Shui mai and har gow wasn't bad. Very moist and didn't break apart. Flavorful. Overall, it was a decent meal. I'd lean more to a 3.5 star for this review. read more

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Been here several times now and I think it deserves a solid 3.5 stars. We came here when they first opened years ago for dinner and thought the food was subpar. Since then, we've been here a few times for dim sum as well as dinner and haven't had a bad experience yet. The dim sum is better than the regular dinner but we have enjoyed both. The service is what you expect.. you will need to wave down staff to get things you need. The only time they come by the table is to drop off food or refill tea. My nieces and nephews love feeding the koi fish out front! read more

The food is alright, but this restaurant is not honest. The price on the menu is not what you pay for. For example, an order of House famous seafood fried rice listed as $14.95, Seafood with pan fried noodles listed as $19.95, the bill charged $6 higher, plus pro-rate tips, an original order costs $28.90 plus tax, ends up being $50. read more

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The peking duck was okay but could have been a bit more for $40. We got vegetable soup, miso soup and wonton soup. They were all gross and had an odd sour taste to them. definitely will not be going back. read more

Came here on friday morning right when they opened! We were seated immediately! This is a great local restaurant, we were headed to Foxwoods casino, and wanted some dimsum. This place is a solid dim sum restaurant! It definitely can compete with the NY ones! The food was delicious, and much better priced than NY! Very authentic food! Service was great too! You check off what you want on the menu, and they bring it out to you! Food was fresh and came out fast! Will definitely be visiting it again! read more

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"You wanna go Fu Xing?" This is what family group chat will say when it's time for another dinner here. (Fu Xing is the Cantonese Chinese name for this restaurant) When everyone's back in Connecticut from wherever they went, my family goes here for dinner. Christmas? Home from college? Parents meeting for the first time? We do it all through an Oriental Bar & Grill dinner. My parents even deemed this the location of my Chinese wedding (June 2022) because they offer quality traditional Chinese Cantonese dishes. This is the place. Heads up I'm going Cantonese for naming these dishes because my sister and I didn't earn the badge of ordering in our native tongue for nothing! First, let's talk about Dim Sum. Between here and down the street, you can't go wrong with Dim Sum here. Personal favorites are the siu mai (shrimp and pork dumplings), gan chow ngow hau (dry stir fry beef flat noodle), low sah bao (salted duck yolk bun-better tasting than its name I promise!), and the law mei gei (sticky rice with chicken in banana leaf). I also like they have different takes on the famous cha siu bao (pork bun). We have the iconic steamed pork bun, but they also offer it baked and croissant form. Something new! The star at dim sum for my family is the soft shell crab. We may intentionally order 2-3 servings because the whole family (usually a table of 10 of us) can't get enough of it. Where Oriental Bar & Grill stands out is the dinner menu. With a few family style dishes, we feed the whole family. There was one week our family was so obsessed we ended up driving 50 min each way from Hartford 3 times in with different groups to go eat there. Yes including week days after work. Our favorites include hap toe ha (honey walnut shrimp with Japanese Mayo and broccoli), ban nam bo (clay pot with sole fish and mushroom and cabbage), and guat herng long lei (bone-in fragrant flounder). It's so nice to be able to get traditional Cantonese Chinese dishes less than an hour away from Hartford. You can even get sushi at the bar and all of it has tasted fresh and good! The dinner dishes hit Asian parent seal of approval. My parents absolutely wanted me to have the Chinese wedding banquet here, which is an honor. Oriental Bar & Grill was able to serve 100+ people. The owner and staff even helped us maximize how many people we wanted (ended up having 140-150 fit in the restaurant with 15 tables of 10). The owner was communicative and present whenever we came in person to meet and plan. They even coordinated with a local business for decorating. Oriental Bar & Grill is a special place in my family's hearts. It's now got one in mine especially because of my wedding. Order something different and give it a try! read more

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Went there for fathers day! It was my first father's day and after spending An amazing day with my son and dropping him off with his mother. I was taken out to dinner by my family and can I just say the food was excellent and the aroma of the fresh cooking was mouthwatering. Service was top notch and didn't bother you to much but knew when to come with water. And the inside was gorgeous and lots of chatter and noise from other guest being happy. It was all just solid vibes and happy people with amazing food. Their pineapple fried rice was perfection and highly recommend it read more

Best and most authentic Asian food you will find simply amazingly delicious.when a Asian restaurant is frequented by mostly Asians you know it has to be good read more

Updating my original review. My wife and I went there for a dimsum lunch about 2 months ago and it was a busy day. We knowingly adjusted our expectation of service but never thought it would be that bad. We followed up patiently with the waiter after 45 min (exact time) of placing our order with him as not even a single dish showed up, he simply told us with an impatient tone and unprofessional manner that he could not find our order and implied that we did not place it, not really the same that he did not or forgot to place it. We simply walked out and determined to cross this restaurant out from our list forever. read more

Came back today for some dim sum. I haven't been back for dim sum since their opening week. Let me say- this place is really good for the location they're in. Definitely one of the better places to go for dim sum between NYC and Boston. Like I said in my earlier review- they give you paper menus where you check off what you want. And I didn't learn my lesson from last time-- definitely over ordered again!! When you order from dim sum carts you can better gauge how much food you are ordering. But also you maybe tempted to get singing that looks too scrumptious to pass up. I guess both ways have their pros and cons. Steamed shrimp rice rolls were perfect. Sauce for it was just right. Pork and century egg congee was good. Price is just right for big groups. Serves 6-8 small rice bowls. Would like some slivered ginger in it but maybe it's something you have to ask for. Ordered the fried chicken feet (dragon's talons) again. Good texture but the sauce isn't flavorful enough for me. Pork&shrimp wrapped in fried tofu skin was good. As well as the shu mai and har gow. We also ordered the stuffed eggplant and those were great. But also stuffed with shrimp. lol. While I was eating I was slowly realizing how much shrimp were ordered lol. Beef chow fun is A+ here. Their hot sauce/hot oil for dim sum dipping is great. Not too hot and not too much oil. Also the pepper flakes are more pulverized so no chunks of hard to chew dried peppers. Dried fried string beans were superb and they gave us a giant portion. I would definitely order that if you're looking to get some greens in. 5/5 Of course I ordered the salty duck egg custard buns (lava buns/quicksand buns). They accidentally gave us steamed roast pork buns. I only noticed after half way through eating- no more food was coming out. So they apologized and took away the roast pork buns (I really thought they would have left it for us to keep). That little mistake worked out well for us because now the buns were hot when it came time to eat our dessert! Let me warn you. These are really runny. Really really runny. So be careful you don't have hot lava dripping on your face. It's like eating a soup dumpling. But these are so good. Literally the highlight every time. I've ordered these at other places and they don't compare to this place's. 5/5 The service was very good. They came by constantly too refill our tea and to take away empty dishes 5/5. On another note. We came here for a night Chinese New Year dinner. We reserved 3 banquet sized tables. I found that a lot of the dishes were very bland. Almost everything that I brought home for left overs, ended up getting thrown out. I probably won't be coming here often for dinner. But definitely coming back for dim sum. read more

Oriental Bar & Grill - The first slew of foods that came in. Sadly no other pics. HarGow ShuMai Beef Chow Fun Pork &Shrimp wrapped in Dried tofu skin - Dim Sum Near Me - Uncasville, Connecticut

We came here for mother's day dim sum. It was very busy with a long wait as expected since there aren't many dim sum places in CT. The service is a bit disorganized with getting seated anf getting drinks, but we ultimately got everything we ordered correctly. We tried several different things from their dim sum menu and everything was delicious. Can't wait to try some different things next time, but maybe when they're less busy. read more

We were staying at Mohegan Sun and craving dim sum. I did a Yelp search and was pleasantly surprised to find a dim sum restaurant only a couple miles away. The restaurant is very assuming and doesn't look like a dim sum place from the outside. Dim sum can be ordered via an order sheet. It's not served in the traditional way with dim sum carts being pushed around the restaurant. For the most part the dim sum is very good. We ordered around 15 different varieties and they were all good except for a couple which we thought were subpar. Prices are reasonable and service was quick. read more

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Oriental Bar and Grill is right down the street from Golden Dragon which is the only other authentic Dim Sum restaurant in the entire state of CT. I'd say they make a good pair.....but Golden Dragon is pretty much for any overflow at Oriental Bar and Grill because this place is the real deal for CT. This place was absolutely packed and of course, there was so many Chinese people here and that's how you know it's authentic. I support both places but if I were to choose between the two, Oriental Bar and Grill all day. All the dim sum I got was good and it came in waves per usual. Extended my stay but it kept everything hot which I like. Chicken feet, pork and shrimp shumai, beef wrapped in rice noodle, fatty spare ribs, tripe with scallion, shrimp egg rolls, shrimp dumplings, soup dumplings, all of it, so good, wow. It met my standards for dim sum. My tea was hot. Really hot. My waitress also spoke fluent english so please don't be too shy to try something different. It's hilarious how the 11am-3:30pm dim sum worked for me. From 11am-3:30pm you could have told me I was in China and I would have beleived you. I'm telling you the dim sum great! 3:30pm came around and I thought I was at some American Chinese Restaurant. Flip the switch and the culture is gone haha. Service was on the slower side for me, but I have to give them credit as this was as fast as they could go so that is no problem. Like I said, when I was here this place made me think I was in Queens, NY at 10am for some fresh dim sum. The only thing missing was those little steam carts that go around the dining area with all the dim sum in it. Still waiting for something old school like that in CT. So yes, the checklist was complete. This place meets the standard for dim sum in CT. Something we need more of in CT..... read more

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Food taste great large portions! Love the sushi! Polite staff! Easy to get orders to go!

I was very impressed with this authentic Chinese food spot!! I'm from Fairfield County so I usually go out to NYC for authentic Chinese food but this was a good alternative option for the east side of CT. I ordered the walnut shrimp and the beef chow fun which was way too much food for me but it was so delicious. I was so full but kept eating!!! The food came extremely fast too, I was so hungry and it came maybe within 5-10 minutes. read more

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If you come to this place, do not get the ordinary, like American Chinese cookie cutter menu food or fake Japanese sushi. Get the dim sum or items off the authentic Chinese menu, where items are also written in Chinese characters. These dishes really shine and are worth your dollars. Could you get ordinary Chinese American food? Sure but you would be missing out on what this place uniquely offers. I took off a star because staff service is hit or miss sometimes. For example, it may take a while for people to notice your party so that you can be seated, making you feel awkward until approached. Once seated, servers come around slowly. The service is okay but could be improved. read more

We visited this place for dim sum with family and friends on Sunday and it wasn't too busy around 11:00 am. We ordered a bunch of food. As I sat there I smelled something funky and I kept smelling all the entrées we ordered and couldn't figured out what the smell was. As my friends and family ate the lotus wrapped chicken and rice, they said it tasted weird. I took it and smelled the rice with chicken and could tell immediately that it had gone bad. It smelled sour and rotten. We let the server know and they just brought it back with no apology. Later they offered us to exchange it for another dish. Since we ordered two orders of the dish and one of my friend ate one (she just ate it thinking the dish was fermented) they initially only wanted to exchange for one dish. I told them they should exchange for the other one since it was bad as well. After the server went back to the kitchen she finally allow us to exchange for another dish. This already left a bad taste in our mouth (literally). After, we left about a 14.9% tip given that the service wasn't really good (took a long time to receive what we asked for and the incident with the lotus wrapped dish) the manager or owner (the lady with short hair) came over and asked for more tip. That was super uncalled for. She asked why we didn't give more tip. We already gave her $30 in tips. We told her the service wasn't good to which she replied that it was busy and then walked away. I was in disbelief. She admitted that the service wasn't good but still asked for more tips and walked away to end the conversation. We won't be back given the poor quality of food and service. read more

This has become my husband and I Favortie go to place. They have delicious Dim Sum! I have been looking for a place for Dim Sum since I came to CT. Their Century egg Congee is so delicious!!!! I first came here for a friends birthday party and I have been coming here since. And I'll always come back. read more

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Terrible - first time ordering today and it was terrible - tons of burnt fried rice that I wouldn't feed to my dog.... Sushi was not fresh - I contacted establishment to let them know and they could care less.... read more

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We took two of our elders to this place for them to try dim sum and give them the experience. We knew we ordered a lot of dishes (about 10+), but we also knew we would take the dishes home to the rest of the family waiting at home. I had to self service myself to get my own to go boxes and bags, and there's no one to check up on you unless you flag them down. They just dropped off the food and left. As we paid and left the tip on the table, we were packing our boxes and a worker asked for the check and showed us the recommended tip section and asked for more. I told her I was packing my boxes and I'd do it later. Who comes back and asks for more tip when you barely serviced us? I then went on Yelp only to find that someone else had a similar experience not only a month ago. Not a shock. I'm all for supporting family owned, but the service today left a sour taste with our family and we won't be coming back. You're better off going to Foxwood 20 minutes down the road to enjoy your day. read more

Dimsum is only until 3pm. The place can be a bit too loud. The bathroom was unkept and needs an upgrade. The soft shell crab was very good but outside of the dimsum selection. read more

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So this is a delayed review because I needed some time to temper myself before writing about my dining experience here. I really had high hopes for this restaurant. Saw some promising reviews and some really appealing pictures as well. So we finally had the chance to get together to venture out and give Oriental Bar and Grill a try. Now keep in mind that this restaurant was also recommended to me by some of my friends so how could they be wrong? Well, to start the dining room was pretty big and bright, pretty clean except for the clinging cobwebs up in the ceilings and corners of the windows just swaying away. Service was non existent, the dining room was not yet full. but to get anyone to stop by our table to even look like we're being serve was a bust. So, I proceed to mark off what I wanted to order on the order form. And we finally get the most non personable staff member in the in the whole restaurant. I handed him the order form and inquired on a few dishes that was not on the dim sum order form. 1. Salt n pepper shrimp 2. Salt n pepper Squid 3. Beef chow fun 4. Shredded chicken chow mein I asked if they had the combo version on the salt n pepper. And replied no! Only individual full orders, so I ordered 1 shrimp and 1 squid. The shrimp looked like it was cooked properly but the squid looks nothing even close to how a salt n pepper style should. They used regular yellow batter and deep fried like a chicken finger and put some sliced jalapeños and fried garlic dressed like salt n pepper but was the worst attempt you could imagine. Pictures will be attached to show what I'm writing about. The cook that put out that nasty ass dish should have the crap kicked out of him. The rest of the $250.00 dim sum was not much better. I can honestly say that the cooks are not that good. Nothing was up to standards, and some of the worst versions I've ever had. If I didn't have kids with us I would've force the owner,manager and the cook to sit at the table and eat that crap they put out in front of me. Definitely cannot recommend to my friends for now. Much needed improvements before I can even think of trying them again read more

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We eat here a handful of times each year which always includes Chinese New Year and our 2nd Thanksgiving dinner when we meet up with various family members. It is really pretty inside and out. They have plenty of larger tables to accommodate bigger groups. In addition to the traditional Chinese and dim sum, there is also sushi. We generally stick to the dim sum and order many small plates so there is a good variety to choose from. The wings are my favorite. My husband loves the shrimp dumplings. Sometimes If I feel like a meal, I will order the chicken with string beans. There is something special with string beans at Chinese restaurants that you can't get anywhere else. I love that they bring a pot of green tea and it's piping hot. The service is top notch. Everyone is very nice and welcoming. You should definitely try when in the area. It's about 5-10 minutes down the road from Mohegan Sun. read more

I grew up going to Dim Sum on the weekends in NYC's Chinatown. Oriental Bar & Grill really does it for me without driving over bridges and through tolls. I came here with my boyfriend on a Saturday morning and immediately felt the same homey vibe as Chinatown. The restaurant was filled with Dim Sum goers but luckily we did not have to wait for a small table. They do not push the carts around but there are paper menus with the full Dim Sum menu. We ordered a variety of our favorites as well as a Young Chow fried rice (a classic) for a total of ~$32 (before tip). Everything tasted authentic and we had plenty of rice to take home as leftovers. I will be back! read more

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