We have been coming here for many years for the no frills yum cha items. This place has seriously cheap but good food. The service is never stellar but in terms of value for money, it cannot be beaten.
Today, we had a number of items to takeaway. The custard tart was probably one of the best I have had in Melbourne and at less than $2 a piece, the price added to its deliciousness. The pastry was flaky and crispy while the custard was sweet and of a perfect consistency. The sticky rice was not gluggy and had a lovely combination of dried shrimp, Chinese sausage and spring onions. The other usual suspects were also very tasty and cheap - chicken pie, glutinous rice puff and radish cake.
We also purchased a couple of boxes of their stuffed bean curd skin rolls - these are amaze balls when eaten with rice or noodles.
The interior of the restaurant was a bit drab but it just added to the quaint yet satisfying experience!
Want some great yum cha with reasonable price? Try this place and you will comeback despite running out of money or not đ. We called 5 dishes and they are all really nice. Definitely comeback for more.
What I recommend: Prawn Dumpling (full of filling with freshly smell), Chicken Feet (good seasoning and tender), BBQ pork bun (really nice dough with tasty filling) and sticky in lotus leaf (well balance between stickiness and dryness, strong lotus scent and great flavoured)
What I think you maybe consider: The pork bone in black bean sauce (which is good for me but can be salty for some people)
What Iâm not impressed: The prawn rice paper roll (taste fine, but the prawn flavour is not strong/fresh enough)
What I extraordinarily like: the soy and chilli sauce (extremely flavoursome!!), and the available frozen yum cha that you can bring home.
A great place for Yum Cha!
pretty legit dim sum they have there!I'm from HK and their dim sum got that Hkie flavour in them!
I would go there every weekend for their food!!
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