Stylish, huge and well-run, his is one of the more popular places with the locals of Chinatown and on weekends it’s completely packed. The house specialities are dumplings and dim sum, and the kitchen is accomplished and daring, with dishes from a wide variety of regions and even some Thai items. Service is fast and friendly, and the waiters are helpful if you seek advice from them. This is an ideal place to get a feeling for the variety and pleasure that dim sum meals can offer. The larger main courses from the menu are authentic and well-prepared, but the sampling menu is definitely what draws the large and happy crowds to this place.
Notes:
Takeaway available.
Booking advised.
Separate room for parties up to 40.
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Stylish, huge and well-run, his is one of the more popular places with the locals of Chinatown and on weekends it’s completely packed. The house specialities are dumplings and dim sum, and the kitchen is accomplished and daring, with dishes from a wide variety of regions and even some Thai items. Service is fast and friendly, and the waiters are helpful if you seek advice from them. This is an ideal place to get a feeling for the variety and pleasure that dim sum meals can offer. The larger main courses from the menu are authentic and well-prepared, but the sampling menu is definitely what draws the large and happy crowds to this place.
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