MAN MO DIM SUM (已搬遷) 新店位置

We went for our anniversary lunch and had to wait for over an hour. In the end my wife was furious with the service and tasteless food. The service was horrible and for every thing that we ordered we had to wait for at least 50 minutes. I would not recommend this restaurant to anyone.

What a scary taste that i drank in the restaurant! The ice latte hasn't got any ice! And the most terrible thing is, the milk is not milk, you know what s that? Its the washing liquid!!! My frd & me can easily taste out and you know it can clearly to see the *bubble* is still sparking!! Milk can't sparking but the washing liquid DO CAN!!! What the worst experience that I tasted in this restaurant!!!

Summary: I don’t get Man Mo Dim Sum at all, but it always has customers, so I guess the concept (European-Chinese food, in a relaxing environment encouraging long meals) works for a certain demographic. Don’t go if you’re expecting any sort of recognizable, reasonably priced dim sum. Go you want a chill place with an extensive drinks list to hang out at for a few hours, which also happens to serve decent if wildly overpriced Franco-Chinese small plates.My initial impression of Man Mo was that it

Food hunting in Sheung Wan is not easy on Sundays, especially in late afternoon. Quite a number of restaurants and coffee shops are closed (except the bars). I was disappointed by the incorrect information about opening hours of a noodle shop. Made a booking, got there, it wasn’t open. Boo…So I had to look for an alternative for a late lunch/early dinner. Glad that I found Man Mo Dim Sum still opened at 4:30pm on a Sunday.Hidden among antique shops and stalls, you find Man Mo Dim Sum on Upper La

Brilliant is all I can say. How the French give Guangdong dim sum a French twist! And I can’t imagine French can do such excellent fried rice. The serving portion selection is very friendly. Wine selection is good plus it’s a very generous glass (up to professional standard)

It was my first time to have Dim Sum in such a western style. First of all, the environment was incredibly beautiful which my colleague and I thought both of us were traveling in France or sth. The decoration of Chinese ceramics on wall expressed a sense of cultural dynamics, with great taste and humble gesture. The food was a bit pricey but we could actually feel the efforts that the chief put into the production process. Some of the Dim Sum were a brand new combination of ingredients that surp

What a great & surprising discovery with contemporary dim sum cuisine !Chinese dim sum with a Western French taste. Truffle brie, veal curry, foie gras xiu long bao, duck are definitely the bests killers for your tongue.Highly recommended for the taste, texture and the friendly ambience. Love this place with the garden outside, on the quiet street of antiques.

The pumpkin soup with mushroom wantons and the truffle brie dumplings were delicious. Small portion sizes but would definitely return. Friendly service. Cute and inviting cafe in a quiet antique store alley for vegetarians and non vegetarians alike.