worth the wait. as usual, go early!!! or be prepared to spend 1-2 hours exploring the neighborhood.

worth the wait. as usual, go early!!! or be prepared to spend 1-2 hours exploring the neighborhood.
just be prepared to wait....the pork bun is best queues can be 2 hrs during peak....they have 3 outlets- mong kok, shamsuipo, IFC
We went on a rainy weekday which may have reduced the queue a little. Arrived at 1pm and was seated twenty minutes later. Make sure you speak to the "concierge" advising of the number of people and get a number from her. In the queue, tick the paper menu your choices. Make sure you tick at least one of the...
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This was our first meal in HK and it almost ruined all our other meals. We kept comparing everything else we ate to this meal. Worth the wait!
A bit like the typical tourist to Hong Kong, we walked in circles around the streets in Mongkok until we finally found the tiny restaurant with its 20-25 odd seating. We arrived around 10:30 am and had to wait for 45 minutes to get a seating. Fortunately, they hand our numbers and you can get a time estimate and return...
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What a wonderful little find! We found this place to be clean, efficient, friendly, very affordable and extremely delicious. Yes, you may have a bit of a wait, but it is worth it. Funny thing is, I never eat pork, but since we here in Hong Kong, I had to give the pork buns a try. Well - I don't...
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We were very lucky to arrive with a small line at 3pm in the afternoon on a Sunday. We were seated within 5 mins. We had 7 courses, everything was fantastic but the pork buns were definitely the highlight (so good we ordered a second serve).
The service was great, although the restaurant was very small it wasn't noisy and...
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Despite the need to grab a queue number n waited 2 hrs for a seat, overall it's worth the long wait as the dim sum was good as compared to other places i visited. Very satisfying!
Dont turn up if you're wanting an immediate meal - average wait time is 1-2 hours. Knowing this, we came at 1:30 for a ticket, came back at 2:30 and were called in at 2:45 as other parties weren't there when their number was called. Had 6 dishes, the best was the baked charsiu buns - the best I've ever...
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Like: The dim sum of course. Try the "char siew cheong fun" and "char siew pao", not forgetting the preserved egg porridge. Reasonable price for all dim sums. Dislike: Extremely small space for u to eat comfortably. Even hv to let some patrons pass thru and share tables.
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