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In the line of the club I noticed a lot of people underage even hearing them talk about high school curriculums yet they were allowed into the club just by showing a photo. One of my friends got with a girl think she’s in university since he’s 21 and she told him at the end that she’s 17? Can 17 year olds club in Hong Kong? How is this place meant to be exclusive you just make it expensive for a bad vibe? It was more fun when they didn’t make a separate VIP section it’s not even a club just a packed room full of people with tables no table don’t go in fr but even with a table it doesn’t seem worth it.

Well, it is definitely a one of the most popular night clubs and serving Chinese food which is also unique. Food taste OK and staffs are friendly. However, it was super quiet during the dinner time so the atmosphere was quite weird. We went in at almost 7pm and finished at 8:30pm, the restaurant was totally empty but just us. Recommend for a late dinner then followed by the party.

Great food and excellent service. They speak very good English here. You need to make a reservation beforehand most of the time on weekends because they can get quite busy. Their lunchtime menu is reasonable and there is an all you can eat dim sum option for about HK$250-300 (which is really worth it if you plan to order more that 4 dishes). I would recommend the crab claws, crispy vegetable cheung fan and the mushroom spring roll. Sometimes tea is included in the all you can eat but not on weekends. Their dinnertime menu is verrrrrry expensive so I would not recommend going there for your evening meals. For those who don't know, it is also a famous club at night.

I’ve been there for dimsum lunch, It’s really good, and It’s buffet, we could eat anything unlimited. The service was great. Price is super reasonable. I will definitely come back again 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

I had Cantonese dim sum there few times for lunch. Of course it is more expensive, but the experience is worth it as it is quieter and nicer than those noisy Canto teahouses. It is also good for nightlife, but can get very crowded sometime though.

Came here for all you can eat dim sum lunch as there plenty of good reviews. However, I was pretty disappointed as the food was very average and most visitors were foreigners. Deep fired dim sum were extremely oily. The worse thing is that they used a lots lot of MSG in their food, as I was very thirsty for the whole of the afternoon.

A classic restaurant that turns into a nightclub starting from 22:00 in the evening. The atmosphere was okay and the staff was averagely friendly. But the DJ in the corner was a totally rude and disrespectful person. I asked in a friendly manner if he could play just one number and the answer I got was a very harsh NO. I can understand the stress at that moment, but a DJ who communicates with a customer in this way, working in such venues would have a really negative impact on the image of the venue. This was my first and last time in this place.

All-you-can-eat dim sum lunch with nice outdoor seating! Perfect setting for brunch with friends. Be mindful of the wait time and don’t try to order way too much food before the next round arrives. Staff also prefers if are more realistic about quantity. We had to keep on requesting soy and chili sauces, so maybe ask one for each of those upfront to save the wait later!