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Roomy, straightforward restaurant with white tablecloths, dishing up Chinese food and dim sum.
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I did not know what yumcha was before this so I was quite surprised 😅 But food was good, dumplings were yummy so were the pastries and buns. Beef was nice but quickly got cold and soggy. Mango pudding was one of my favourites and the bill wasnt as bad as I was expecting. I had some communication issues with the staff due to the language barrier but they were friendly and trying their the best to understand. I’m glad I had this new experience today!
This restaurant hates babies and toddlers. I went there with my toddler and some friends. My toddler dropped some food onto the floor (as babies all do when they eat!). One waitress walked past and said 'WOW' at the floor. Another waitress said loudly 'we'll need to clean that up, not right now but when they leave'. I always clean up after my baby and being the bigger person, I also did on that occasion. I've never been so humiliated eating out. They also offer cash discounts - @ato TAX EVASION RED FLAG
Delicious yum cha restaurant. My favourite were the fried footballs. There are two savoury footballs to choose from. Taro with mince or glutinous rice with mince. Both are so tasty and you won’t regret choosing it. Crunchy on the outside and chewy/meaty on the inside. Various selection of dim sims/dumplings etc. were also nice. Favourite dessert is the egg tarts! You have to order more than one for sure! Perfect sweet eggy custard in the centre and flaky pastry on the outside, 10/10.
You can’t order the dishes, so just be patient and wait for the trolley ladies to roll around to your table. Remember to ask for soy sauce and chilli sauce to take the dish to the next level! Price is on the expensive side but otherwise delicious. Lovely and friendly staff.
You can’t order the dishes, so just be patient and wait for the trolley ladies to roll around to your table. Remember to ask for soy sauce and chilli sauce to take the dish to the next level! Price is on the expensive side but otherwise delicious. Lovely and friendly staff.
A very traditional Hong Kong style restaurant. My first eating out meal at Melbourne . Good Dim Sum food for lunch. Better book a table before hand, rather busy in the afternoon.
Wealth Kitchen does yumcha at a reasonable standard and pricing. Some dumplings were over cooked. Not my favourite spot but it’ll do in a pinch.
Solid Yum cha by Melbourne standards. One of the better ones in the area. Very attentive and friendly staff. Execution of dishes was solid and environment was homely. Stick rice was the highlight. 10/10
Obviously popular judging by the number of folk dining there mid-week lunch time. The place is very much no frills decor wise and, in my opinion, cleanliness could be stepped up. Our dishes were tasty however much less refined than those of most other places we've dined at for yum cha.
