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Where foreigner can taste their first dim sum
2017-03-29 795 views
This restaurant usually have a long queue during lunch or dinner hours. Luckily i tried it in weekdays non-rush hours so I can get a seat without long waiting. Nearly half of the restaurant is filled up with foreigners. The menu is written in both english and chinese (and the english version is properly translated unlike those in China. You cannot even tell by their translated english whether that dishes has any meat.) The restaurant setting is elegant in a traditional Chinese style. We ordered
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This restaurant usually have a long queue during lunch or dinner hours. Luckily i tried it in weekdays non-rush hours so I can get a seat without long waiting. Nearly half of the restaurant is filled up with foreigners. The menu is written in both english and chinese (and the english version is properly translated unlike those in China. You cannot even tell by their translated english whether that dishes has any meat.) The restaurant setting is elegant in a traditional Chinese style. We ordered chinese beef meat balls, which is so tender and have a nice coriander smell. The shrimp dumplings have a transparent thin wrap and the shrimps are big and fresh. The waiters are very helpful. Some of them even can speak simple english in order to help foreigners to make their first dim sum order. The price there is fairly charged. Sure I will recommend this place to my friend in foreign country. 
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