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Had a lunch dinner menu for 2 at the price of $268. Tasty food and excellent service as well as friendly staff. Will try the new one in Yuen Long in a near future.

This dim sum place, if you compared to the average price of dim sum in HK, is on the pricier side. If you're from the States like I am, this isn't actually that expensive in comparison.

The food quality here is much higher than what you'll typically find and the service is decent. You can make a reservation here, since it does get really busy around Lunch and Dinner. If you come just after the rush, you can peacefully enjoy your meal and have much better service, as the waiting staff isn't as impacted.

They had some interesting dim sum, which are basically renditions of classic dishes in a more visually appealing form.

I would most likely come here again, the next time I'm in the city.

Delicious dim sum at this large n rather well know restaurant on location at Tsim Sha Tsui. Well spaced n typically large round table seatings in this huge restaurant that is renowned for its variety of tasty dim sum dishes. Must tries include the bird cage special which has several dishes in it and also the soups which are double boiled with good flavour n essence (chicken or seafood).

The compulsory 3 meat delights are also tasty - sweet char siew, roast crispy pork n roast duck. Dumplings are always a must - pork, prawn n seafood mix are all highly recommended - fillings are juicy n the skins are thin! A special touch is the super light tofu fried to perfection n a delight to savour. Also never forget the quintessential fried noodles either rice or normal with fragrant black sauce.

They do have a selection of teas to accompany your meal but they also accommodate the connoisseur who packs his or her own special blend - a big plus 👍

The restaurant can be rather crowded during peak so reservations are in order and the atmosphere is so very Hongkong ie noisy even boisterous, wonderful Cantonese cuisine shared between friends, families in a vibrant celebratory ambience.

Prices are fair for the quality of cuisine and the big restaurant “feel” so this culinary experience Is recommended. Cheers or as they colloquially shout - Kan Pei 🍹 👍

The Cantonese restaurant was located on the lower floor, where both escalators and lifts could be used to reach there. The decoration was decent, with an elevated platform on one end. A nicely facilitated terrace was just behind the platform for outdoor ceremony or photo-taking. Service was satisfactory. The coat put over the back of the chair was covered with waterproof cloth quite fast. Waitress was willing to help with photo-taking. The quality of food was fine.

Nice big Chinese restaurant. All the dim sum are very tasty..Love their BBQ pork. Just the air con is just a bit strong and so all dishes gets cold quickly. Otherwise, service is good and price is very reasonable in Tsim Sha Tsui area.