Precious Island Tea Shop is an authentic Cantonese gem right on Staten Island. The stir-fried lobster with sticky rice was rich and flavorful, the fried pork chop was perfectly crispy, and the stir-fried garlic steak was tender and loaded with garlicky goodness — every dish was a hit!

The customer service was excellent and very attentive throughout our meal, making the experience even better. If you're looking for genuine Cantonese flavors and great hospitality, this place is a must-visit!

Typhoon shelter style dungeness crab ($80) is the worst I have ever had – not even close in terms of ingredients and taste. Water spinach ($26) is very oily and to my surprise completely tasteless. Chicken is very dry and also a little tasteless.

Fish and soup (also $80) is not bad but overpriced. The only thing tasted decent is the pork with cauliflower.

Disgusting – Grease Pool, Red Dye, and No Flavor

I ordered the General Tso’s chicken and it was absolutely inedible. The chicken was sitting in a pool of grease, with no crispy coating at all—just soggy, oily breading drenched in flavorless sauce. To make it worse, everything was coated in an artificial bright red dye that looked unappetizing and unnecessary. The entire dish had no flavor, just grease and dye. I took one bite and threw it all out. For the price, this was a complete waste of money. I’ll never order from here again.

The food is magnificent! I’m a foodie and I know Chinese food especially Hong Kong style like this. The peaking pork chops are absolutely delicious. The wonderful walnut shrimp was scrumptious. We had a great time. People were laughing and having a great time. The portions were big! As you can see by the pictures. We took some home. It didn’t make it to the next day. (devoured in the middle of the night) would definitely Go again and bring my friends!

Hand down one of the best dim sum place on the island. Really none in the island. The great thing is the dishes that I like are good. Save me going to Brooklyn. The place have 2 floors, not a huge place, but good enough, parking lot can probably accommodate about 15 cars, but no worry it easy to find spot around the area. Service is good, can get pretty busy. Haven't really try the dinner so, but for dim sum definitely a go.