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Incredibly disappointed. It took ages for them to take our order, and when the food came, the serving size was equivalent to a kid’s meal. We ordered Lemon Chicken and Sweet and Sour Pork - costing about $19-25 each. The taste was also not the best! We waited ages and was served horrible food for a

LIM'S is a great place to go if you want that good ol' Chinese food. Honey chicken, chicken and corn soup, crispy beef, sizzling pork - they have it all! We did the banquet so we could try most things. What I also liked about the restaurant was the traditional Chinese decor inside, because the outsi

After reading so many awful reviews I think I'll order elsewhere. Sounds like they can't afford employing proper trained Chefs, but just amateur home cooks. I see it everywhere, esp. Chinese restaurants. This is where reviews are useful. Thank you Google.

Great Chinese food and nice decorations. The staff were so friendly too. Highly reccomend dining in.

Visited Lims today, being a weekday I did not expect it to be si crowded. We were attended in reasonable time and the staff were very good and attentive. The food itself was average. We ordered a chicken prawn pork sweet and sour combo, which had way too sweetness and if not mistaken then food co

Amazing place, packed the night we went and catering for large crowds with minimal fuss. Serve sizes were good without being too big Staff are amazing ,all of them. They all take turns at making sure each table is covered. Well worth the time to have a meal, lunch or dinner.

We went for a family celebration and loved it. Great recommendations, tasty food, very quick and extremely entertaining staff!! Nothing was a problem for them including creating a special kids version of chopsticks for my son (he literally uses them for everything now!!) we will be back very soon!!

I went with my Husband and son's family on Christmas eve 2021 and could not have been more disappointed. The size of the servings were a joke, a "large" fried rice was no bigger than a "small" fried rice at every Chinese restaurant I have ever been to. Every main meal was a half portion at best. The