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2018-11-12
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Went here for dimsum because it was new.I liked the way the dimsums are one piece per portion so if you go yourself or in funny numbers you can order as many as you please and if unfortunately it tastes crap you won't have to finish the rest.Tea is clearly displayed that it costs $40 per pot and they won't sneakily serve you a pot of tea which was appreciated.The environment was brilliant being on Staunton Road and it was nice and quiet without those annoying crockery clinking together and annoy
I liked the way the dimsums are one piece per portion so if you go yourself or in funny numbers you can order as many as you please and if unfortunately it tastes crap you won't have to finish the rest.
Tea is clearly displayed that it costs $40 per pot and they won't sneakily serve you a pot of tea which was appreciated.
The environment was brilliant being on Staunton Road and it was nice and quiet without those annoying crockery clinking together and annoying people talking in Chinese loudly.Started with the beef ball and wrapped glutinous rice.
Both took ages to arrive but it was good the beef didn't contain a drop of oil.
Next was the bun which also took ages to arrive.
Surprisingly the bun tasted the best, the bun pastry was fluffy and light. I would have just ordered buns if I knew it was that good but then again I like the flexibility of the menu.
The bill is served in a steamer.
Not that I didn't want to tip but they don't give you the change to tip until you ask for the receipt.
To summarize, buns and the environment was good so I wouldn't mind coming back for the buns!!!
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