The fact that this Chinese restaurant also has a rather large selection of sushi doesn’t exactly bode well for its authenticity, but on the bright side it does offer a good lunch deal, which is why the place was packed when we dropped by around noon. Six different affordable lunch specials are on offer every day, all of which are listed on a special laminated menu that includes photos of each dish so you know exactly what to expect. House specialities like the Peking duck and a variety of meats served in sizzling cast iron pans also looked intriguing. The interior offers simple white walls painted in Chinese characters and cherry blossoms here and there and a kids’ corner is also available.