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Nice brunch place. I came on a Saturday during lunch time ... There was a long queue outside but being by myself I got a table within five minutes. You need to get a number and they will announce numbers in Chinese only. The usher is pretty unfriendly but not a surprise in HK now, is it. If you're 6'+ you should avoid the rush hours. The tables are tiny and they will fill them with four random people. Keep your elbows in at all times or you'll hit your neighbor and the waitress at the same time. The toast is their specialty and you need to order it from the pictures on the wall (all Chinese). The rest of their menu such as French Toast and Dim Sum is in an English menu. Cannot recommend the milk tea. I paid H$75 for one toast (with that egg custard filling), a milk tea, and shrimp dumplings. Would come again for the toast if I was in their neighborhood.
Corinna ZennigCorinna Zennig
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Luck or fate brought us to this place by chance as the food was extremely delicious. On Saturdays during December winter, especially when it broke the coldest day in HK, it was actually hard to find a cafe or restaurant that was still open at night near our hotel. We didn't want to eat a lot, so we only ordered a few. I love the prawn toast is so freshly cooked with generous prawn paste, and don't underestimate the steam rice. It may look pale in colour, but the taste was on another level. Overall, we really enjoyed the meal opposite our hotel. God really knows where good food is for us.
ChiliongChiliong
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Delicious! We’ve been coming here for years and just discovered that their Satay Beef Tripe is probably the best in the city. Their Lava Toast is so addicting. BBQ Bun, Shrimp Dumplings, Shrimp &Spinqch Dumplings, Pork Ribs.. The ultimate comfort food. There's always a line but it goes fast, don't forget to get a number from the counter inside. Old post: We rave about their toast, but my favorites are their dim sum - Siu Mai, Spinach, Shrimp, and the winner is the Chili dumplings (no photo as quickly gobbled up). Truffle dumplings and Beancurd are soupy, so not a big fan.
Anne DAnne D
10
I actually dont understand why this place has 4 stars, the food is very underwhelming and I would not recommend people visit this place, given the price tag. The only thing that was remotely enjoyable was their speciality item: the shrimp toast. Other than that, everything that we have tried off the menu is below average. All in all, not worth it for the money you are paying. If I wanted food of this quality, I would have gone to smithfield market, paid less, had a bigger portion and better tasting food. The staff was friendly and the place was clean.
Grigoras Vlad (Albastrel6)Grigoras Vlad (Albastrel6)
30
Famous for their shrimp toast, but the other dim sum are also quite nice, though selection is smaller than your conventional dim sum place. We enjoyed XO sauce stir-fried turnip cake. Portions quite generous. Most tables have stools which may not be the most comfortable, but the service is friendly, with refills of tea and courteous attitude. Busy at lunch hour on weekdays but not to the point of long queues outside and being rushed to get out. Overall quite nice experience.
T M LT M L
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We came here before 12pm during weekdays, the restaurant still have plenty of seats inside. The shrimp toast was a bomb, definitely a must order. Didn’t see this dish at any other dim sum places. The Siew mai and lava toast were not bad too. Love how they added new ideas to their menu, very creative. The owner is very friendly too, as compared to many other dim sum places at Hong Kong.
Lam Zheng lingLam Zheng ling
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Nearby Attractions Of Chau Kee
Sun Yat Sen Memorial Park
ibis Hong Kong Central & Sheung Wan
Ramada Hong Kong Harbour View
The Westwood
Belcher Bay Park
Best Western Plus Hotel Hong Kong
Kennedy Town Swimming Pool
YATA Supermarket (Shek Tong Tsui)
Shek Tong Tsui Market and Cooked Food Centre
Central and Western District Promenade - Western Wholesale Food Market Section

Sun Yat Sen Memorial Park
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ibis Hong Kong Central & Sheung Wan
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Ramada Hong Kong Harbour View
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The Westwood
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Nearby Restaurants Of Chau Kee
Tak Kee Chiu Chou Restaurant
Kwan Kee Claypot Rice
Kam Cheung Spare Ribs Noodle
Man Mo Dim Sum
Bouillon Bistro Parisien
Star Seafood Restaurant
Chachawan
NOC
For Kee Restaurant
Winstons Coffee (Sai Ying Pun)

Tak Kee Chiu Chou Restaurant
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Kwan Kee Claypot Rice
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Kam Cheung Spare Ribs Noodle
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Man Mo Dim Sum
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地下 H1 號 舖, Tung Lee Mansion, 1C-1K Water St, Sai Ying Pun, Hong Kong
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+852 2559 2389
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dimsumlau.com
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4.1
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attractions: Sun Yat Sen Memorial Park, ibis Hong Kong Central & Sheung Wan, Ramada Hong Kong Harbour View, The Westwood, Belcher Bay Park, Best Western Plus Hotel Hong Kong, Kennedy Town Swimming Pool, YATA Supermarket (Shek Tong Tsui), Shek Tong Tsui Market and Cooked Food Centre, Central and Western District Promenade - Western Wholesale Food Market Section, restaurants: Tak Kee Chiu Chou Restaurant, Kwan Kee Claypot Rice, Kam Cheung Spare Ribs Noodle, Man Mo Dim Sum, Bouillon Bistro Parisien, Star Seafood Restaurant, Chachawan, NOC, For Kee Restaurant, Winstons Coffee (Sai Ying Pun)

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