Yu Zhou Cafe

Yummy weekend dim sum brunch food , and delicious authentic Sichuan on the main menu. Shui Zhu niu, and giant fried shrimp recommended!

Get here early before noon on the weekends, it fills in pretty quickly. Excellent selection of ready-to-eat items to choose from, plenty more you can order à la carte from the menu.

Consistently excellent food! So much better than Fu Shing , (i.e. the previous building occupants). Sauces are light and flavorful. Friendly , prompt service .

Everything amazing, location slightly hidden but atmosphere and food is great!

Love this place, everything's great. Authentic Szechuan delights!

Weekend dim sum is not dim sum style but has many classic Chinese varieties of food for a good weekend brunch .

Maybe it just me, but I think it is incredibly rude to put discarded dishes on nearby table where I am eating. These people are rude.

Sadly Fu Shing closed but Yu Zhou has the same food and pretty similar prices. Still worth it.

Didn't enjoy it. Wonton soup was bland and had a weird smell. They had their fans going and A/C on full blast and made my food cold. Won't be going back and the ladies at the buffet were rude!