Located on the 2nd floor of the Nathan Hotel, serving hotpot at dinner time, the price was reasonable, cost ~HKD$150/head for the all you can eat and all you can drink hotpot after 8:30pm. The food was average, seems not enogh waiter serving here. Overall, it was worth to have a hotpot dinner if you are nearby.
I prefer this dimsum restaurant compare to tim ho wan at sham sui po. However the quality is not tha great vs those I have tasted in Malaysia
I prefer this dimsum restaurant compared to tim ho wan
Cheaper price for delicious foods
Cheaper price for decious
Good and reasonable price Chinese food, big room and fast delivery of the food.
Reasonable price and taste.
Food is a bit oily. The price is reasonable. The seats are spacious. I would recommend this restaurant for a group of people.
Dined here several times a week. Morning & afternoon dimsum are fairly standard. Green tea taro cake is yummy! Not too sweet, full of taro flavor with a light flaky sesame crust. Service is hit or miss. Some severs don't know what's in the dimsum filling, while some servers know exactly what's inside. This place is always packed. Come early to avoid the queue.
- There were no table napkins.
- All the plates were plastic.
- The first pot of tea had no taste.
- The steamed fish took a bit long to show up at the table.
- The glasses were dirty ! See photo..
Always the standard Dimsum restaurant chain in Hong Kong, it's just like Burger restaurant McDonald, you will get the standard menu, standard tasty Dimsum, fair price, if you haven't try it, I'll say give it a try.
Had dinner here (not hot pot), but its not that good. Taste is not good and potion is small.
Reasonably priced dim sum, rather tasty but oily. Seems popular with locals. It's always packed. So have to share table with strangers. You listen to their conversation and they listen to yours.