Went for yum Cha. Pretty yum! Shumai juicy and lots of prawn. Squid tentacles crispy and flavourful. Waiters speak some English but didn’t seem to want to bring us some stuff we ordered for takeaway? Also no yumcha trolley, they come out on platters. Would go back, pretty equivalent to lobster palace and the other yum Cha place on chapel road. $110 for 3 of us.

Rachel

They are open quite early for Yum Cha, so it is best to go earlier than at 12pm. Usually there is a bit of a wait, as the restaurant is not big. Most tables are suitable for 4 people, with a few that can sit more. They bring out the food on trays, instead of trolleys and the selection is limited to your more traditional dishes. Still very tasty, but no special dishes

William Lin

A pretty nice yumcha place with reasonable prices. We went on a public holiday, it was busy but no wait time, we were seated immediately. Everything was good, nothing incredible but was overall tasty. The highlight would be the steamed yellow cake rolls, not too sweet, very fluffy with a little bit of saltiness from the filling in the centre. The bathroom was not very well maintained though. It wasn't disgusting, but only half of the toilets and basins were working, the others just had tape around them. Was about $130 for four adults, which I found ok, considering it was a public holiday. Good place to eat with friends. Just don't all go to the bathroom at once.

JJ F

Came here for lunch, I thought the food was great, everything tasted fresh, dumplings nice and juicy. Easy access and plenty of parking.

Caleb

Most dishes were good. Had an enjoyable family dinner here.

Eve Ng