Great place and great food.

this is a family business ran by great people who always smile at you. they have a great sens of customer service.
the restaurant itself is located next to cuba street so very good if you want to enjoy a walk after dinner , the decor is discreet and not too flash but has its charms. We like simplicity so it wokrs well for us.

About the food, the salt and pepper squid are tasty and so are the dumpling. the menu is not too over priced and they have great selection (try the steam boat).

To resume in a few words, i would suggest to go and experience asian cuisine at Lychee.

Lychee is well worth a visit if you are after Taiwanese style Chinese food (I think, don’t quote me on this).

The serve a full range of dumplings, meat, vegetable as well as noodle and rice dishes. Entrees priced around $5-$10 each and are well sized and tasty, with the main dishes from $13-$17. For only an extra $2 you can upgrade your main to a set meal which adds two vegetable plates, two spring rolls & a miso soup. In all honesty I think it is very slightly over priced, although the quality of food seems better than other similar places around Cuba St (i.e. Rams).

Have only tried the Spicy Dumplings and the Sichuan Eggplant (which was good) but will definitely be going back to taste more.