The modern atmosphere and well-presented menu outside the restaurant attracted me and some visiting relatives to try dim sum in the evening time. As soon as we were shown to a table 3 wait staff approached us and started pointing and gesturing to tick the most expensive items on the menu. When one member of our group decline to order the most expensive item 2 of the wait staff left while the other wait staff successfully pressured us into buying some expensive tea. The food arrived promptly and was average in quality. We ordered 10 dishes but did not get the Baked BBQ pork pastries we ticked instead we received an unrequested steamed dumpling dish. The most satisfying dishes were the steamed shrimp dumplings, pan-fried rolls with bean curd, and the shaomai. The least satisfying was the fried turnip cake which was below standard quality compared with other restaurants. The bill was correctly totaled up however when we paid with a $500 note $100 was missing from the change due. When we asked the cashier she did not hesitate but with a stern face issued the 100 in change that was due. The pressure to order things we did not want, the mishap the food we actually received, and the missing change contributed to a disappointing experience. Given that my relatives were obvious tourists I can’t help but feel that we fell into a trap.