Let‘s begin with the seating... They have an extremely uncharming room for non hotel guests Our waiter was wearing a quite dirty jacket (mildly spoken) The food was ok, but by far not worth the money The restaurant is just overrated There are surely better...More

Great place to go when you have friends from other country and you need to bring them to a decent place. Sing Yin would be a great choice. Even though it is all you can eat dim sum, they still hold great quality in real...More

It was such a nice experience having dinner at Sing Yin. A decent dining place with tasty dishes. Eddie was helpful and caring in providing genuine services throughout the dinner. We enjoyed it very much, thank you Eddie!!!

We enjoyed the all you can eat dim sum special which presented excellent value and a wide variety of delicious delicacies in a beautiful environment

Our first meal in HK. We arrived this morning and have not had anything to eat all day. We are tired so did not want to go far and the choice was between Sing Yin( we are staying at the W) and another popular Chinese...More

Tonight my friends and I had a nice Chinese dining here. What impressed me was the service, a girl guided us to our table call Ravi, she kept smiling all the time and very polite. We also felt very satisfied of the food, especially the...More

Stayed at the W and popped by for dinner Good service, they offered something for me to read since i was alone. And most of them introduced themselves by name. Impressive Always tough as a solo diner in a chinese restaurant, but they have some...More

let me admit first that i am not a fan of chinese food as i invited a chinese banker and his wife , i wanted to spoil them with what they like so i opted for the chinese place at the W hotel first impression...More

No mistaking the quality of the cooking here ad the service was also excellent. I got shoved in the back room both times i ate here and it was a bit lonely... but the staff were very friendly. The menu seems a bit limited and...More

If you want some truly authentic Cantonese cuisine and outstanding dim sum, then look no further than Sing Yin where Chef Johnny Chan works his magic. But if you’re expecting the stereotypical grandeur or most Cantonese restaurants, you’re in for a big surprise. The 120-seat...More