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Nestled in Happy Valley, this cozy, retro Shanghai café serves up some of the best dim sum in Hong Kong, boasting a diverse menu in a fun, welcoming atmosphere.
"Few call this restaurantby its actual longand somewhat odd name, preferring simply Happy Valley Dim Sum or Dim Sum in Happy Valley. Look for thegreen retro sign with the words Dim Sum running vertically in gold under big red Chinese characters. Thiscozy 1950s-style Shanghai café—with snug wooden booths underoldmovie posters—serves some of the best dim sum in Hong Kong. Orderfrom a menuthat includes lots of vegetarian options as well as panfried shrimp and chive dumplings, lobster and shrimp dumplings, and fried rice rolls with soy sauce."
"If you want to have an authentic Chinese dining experience, Dim Sum is a good place to start. As its name suggests, this traditional spot in the Happy Valley section of Hong Kong serves up just that: really good dim sum. The no-frills setting is as welcoming as it is fun."
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