Very nice environment and services. Food are quite nice, but not much selections. Only thing is you have to get there very early in order to get a seat!

rhodes phoenix is a good place to go for yum cha. be ready to wait for about half hour for a table but the food is very good. the service when we ate was rushed and they started packing tables half way through our meal..not good! otherwise food was priced reasonably

Approximate cost: $30 for lunch

Can't speak for their ala carte menu but the yum cha here is excellent. Rhodes Phoenix has a pretty good variety of items, along with the yum cha staples (eg. har gow, siu mai, char siu pau) and they're all done quite well. The egg tarts are in a class of their own - a not-too-sweet egg filling encased by light, flaky pastry...delish. Service is ok - if a particular trolley isn't heading your way, you can ask the staff to get you the dish you want but large groups might find themselves waiting a long time for seating.

Approximate cost: $25

Great yum cha, can get very busy though esp on weekends. Dinner is ala carte and they are fully licensed. Great wine list considering its a chinese restaurant.

Approximate cost: $20

just like every other chinese restaurants. i find the prices for each dish is over priced. staffing wish are good. modern and nicely spaced. there are individual rooms for parties or big groups.

Approximate cost: $15 up

Plainly would not recommend dinner. But will leave mind open for a yum cha session before this restaurant is completely ruled out. Yum cha might be the restaurants saving grace as i have numerous friends that go there for yum cha and willing to wait for an hour or two for a table.

Approximate cost: $15