This is exactly the kind of calming, immaculate eating space you’ll want to slink into if you’ve been scouring the shops around town for a last-minute gift, or marching with a placard down Queen St, or watching an intellectually challenging film or theatre show nearby. On a recent visit, we noticed a diner at the neighbouring table grumpily lamenting the absence of comprehensive yum-cha-style dim sum dishes that they had expected. While their concerns seemed to dissipate upon the arrival of the many plates of food at their table, we feel we should caution you not to visit expecting an exhaustive range of dim sum. Instead the menu is short but totally sweet: xiao long bao, shao mai, a couple of steamed buns, a trio of wonton soups and a handful of noodle dishes — all made beautifully behind the front counter with a confident flourish. Tasty, delicate things across the board. That is essentially all there is to this place, and we love it for that.