A popular Liverpudlian place to hang out if you like your Chinese authentic in almost every way; with colours of black, green and red it looks like a version of the Chinese flag - certainly it has a vibrant look. Eating takes place on several levels with the result that there's plenty of space when the droves turn up, as they do, particularly on Sundays. For those who like their dim sum the choices are extensive to the point where it is all too easy to forget that there is more to life, by which time it is usually too late. Whilst there are all the usual choices on the menu, sweet & sour, etc, there are also quite a few more esoteric one, which the adventurous should try as they repay the risk, though braised seas slugs might not be to everyone's taste. House wine at £9.80 together with the usual range of Chinese beers and the more local variety.