332397 Sun Oct 08 18:06:25 -0700 2006 5 8 Midwest 0 1931191 So, anyone tried the dim sum at Mai Village yet? If it is about 75% as good as Bui was, it will probably be our new haunt. On a semi-related thread: thinking of going back to My Lee Hoa (spelling very bad I am sure), either for dim sum, dinner or both. Any reports? This is the place in Little Canada. Sun Oct 08 18:06:25 -0700 2006 15028 AliceS 1 1932977 Haven't tried Mai Village yet so eager to hear from others. My Le Hoa has changed owners and turned into a "buffet restaurant" - yeck - but they've been closed for a couple of weeks so not sure what's going on. Mon Oct 09 18:07:28 -0700 2006 1931191 39220 spahkee 1 1979726 just had Mai Village Dim Sum for the first time today and am happy to report that it is equivalent to Bui. Same food in a nicer environment. Too bad I just tried Jun Bo for the first time last weekend, because it made Mai Village a little paler, but still, for the convenience and quality, Mai is a winner and we will be back. Sat Oct 28 19:37:32 -0700 2006 1931191 15028 AliceS 1 1983711 Is the dim sum at Mai Village advanced or beginner? Or a nice combination? Can't wait to go but Hubby is a squeamish sort (seven years and I still have much work ahead of me!) and is convinced he will have nothing to chose from but tripe and squid. Any report on the mix? Appreciate it! Mon Oct 30 21:05:07 -0800 2006 1931191 49525 cayjohan 2 1984685 I would say beginner to intermediate, not advanced by any means. We went with 2 beginners and they were thrilled. By the way, 6 adults and 2 toddlers: $60 including tip. Tue Oct 31 02:11:47 -0800 2006 1983711 15028 AliceS 1 1998376 Noticed that My Le Hoa is closed - the original owners sold the restaurant earlier this summer and the people who took it over either couldn't make a go of it (changed it to a "Seafood Buffet") or something else since there is now a FOR LEASE sign in the window. Shame.... Sun Nov 05 16:21:24 -0800 2006 1931191 39220 spahkee