Raved as top 10 must eats in mongkok.
Overrated in my opinion.
The dimsum are fresh & are common items that can be found in most chinatown around the world, with a handful special ones.
Would I recommend to friends to make a purposeful trip ? Definitely no.
But for friends who crave after midnight , it's a good option as it opens till 2am from 11am in the morning
Went here for lunch on a Sunday morning. Glad we went early, around 11.15 am, the wait time was about 20 mins. By the time we left, the wait was almost close to an hour. Hands down the best vegetarian dim sums I’ve had! No wonder this place is Michelin rated! The vegetarian dim sum and rice cake with truffle mushrooms were amazing! The Chinese broccoli tasted great with soy sauce. And the pineapple buns with custard filling were out of this world! I highly recommend this place!
Great flavors at an ok price. Good portions of food, I will come back here always. Better service and good than the other one star Michelin celebrated one.
Great variety of dim sum at reasonable prices! At ~8pm, we waited for less than 15 minutes and managed to get a table. Do try the custard piggy buns!
Very good dim sum. Always a wait with a crowd at the entrance. But you can get a table usually within ten minutes. Prices are good. Service fast.
Don't bother wasting your time waiting in line for Tim Ho Wan or another of the overrated Dim Sum chains in Hong Kong and head straight here. We came on a Wednesday morning and were pleased to only have to wait about 10-15 minutes (interior is not very big). Every single dish we had was amazing. Some highlights were, of course, the BBQ Pork Buns, Shrimp rice rolls, Shrimp dumplings, and the the pork short rib was also excellent. Service was fast and the food was not too expensive.
A small restaurant specialized in Dim Sum. This is apparently a very busy place, and I had to wait for 20 minutes or so even though I went there after 3pm (although on a holiday). The place seems English- and Japanese-friendly (you can order on a sheet with English/Japanese translation of the menu), but as far as I can tell most of the customers looked like locals (perhaps a good sign). The food was good -- especially Siu Mai was excellent. However, I was not impressed enough to give 5 stars. I would still recommend this place, but it might not worth it if the wait is too long. If you choose to wait, be sure to get a numbered ticket.
It's an insanely small outfit here, and being in Mongkok doesn't help with the crowd control. You may have to end up waiting for at least an hour, given how many tourists actually patronize this dimsum chain. Quality is consistent across the many dimdimsums, but go at odd times if you want a quick seat and meal.
One of the better meal that I had in Hong Kong! You should definitely give this place a try if you're in the Mongkok area! It's just a short walk away from the MTR station, but you'll have to keep your eyes peeled while looking for the shopfront because it occupies a really small space. It's a stone's throw from the start of Ladies Market as well.
One thing you should definitely try is their Flat Rice Sheets with Prawn Fritters, which I didn't even manage to take a photo of because we finished it so fast. Good dim sum, comfortable seating and polite staff. As a bonus, it's also quite affordable!
Service was so bad. Food came out so late, so we need to do like eat and stop, eat and stop. I l like their food,however service was the worst. I'm not gonna go to this place never ever again.
Small and cosy place with typical choices of dim sum. Everything tasted normal but the pork ribs were really soft and tender. Staffs were exceptionally friendly and nice unlike other hk places. Prices were reasonable.
For the price you’re paying the dim sum isn’t bad. Pretty fast service but expect to queue during peak hours. Not sure how it got to be the “best” dim sum place selected by timeout but I suppose they don’t know much about canton food
Very good, nice staff, place is freezing cold with A/C,
Quite a wait.. small shop but the queue explained the food. The serving is generous and i overstuffed myself ordering too much.
Waited 40 mins food never came. People who came 20mins after us received their orders. Perhaps it was an off night for the restaurant but it's interesting that the only foreigners were the only ones who never received our orders.
Must order item: teriyaki eggplant and honey pear dessert. Simply too good. Must try. I will come back again.
Seems very popular Dim Sum restaurants. Recommend if you wanna try Dim Sum anyway. The layout can be improved.
Small place, crowded, affordable, delicious, great selection. Try the pork cheek cheong fun
Great dim sum joint with great price and taste. Small joint but customers move fast and service is good. My only regret is that they didn't have roast duck or roasted pork. It's menu is basic but every dish was good. Make sure to try stuffed asian green peppers. It was so good!
Good and cute dim sum. Reasonably priced. No queue after 2pm.
Very good dim sum. Always a wait with a crowd at the entrance. Prices are good. Service fast.
Vegetable options are yummy! Small restaurant, Cash only. Great lunch spot to go after exploring the ladies market.
This place was recommended by a local friend. Turns out it was good food and fast service. Just pick your time wisely because there will be a queue.
Excellent!!! Just $91 for two people, four plates of dim sum. Very tasty and delicious. Good staff! Small place though!
Man this place was amazing. Of the plethora of food I've eaten in Hong Kong, this was top of the list. Definitely go for the wasabi fried dumplings and the thousand island spring rolls. Though i was too keen and burnt the heck out of my mouth.