Shun De Kung — Restaurant in Hong Kong

venue: Few minutes walk from Jordan MTR station, away from the main street. Fee Payable street parking. Private rooms are available. Traditional Chinese retro decoration. Slightly packed. --- 7/10 Service: Traditonal style. Weekday lunchtime (11:15-14:30) is not busy. Arrange a table when walking in. Ask you what kind of Chinese tea you want from the distance. Served hot tea and hot water. Need to ask for the cleaning bowl to wash utensils if needed. Order food by using order slips (Chinese only) on the table. Pass the order slips to the waitperson. Food served fast. Overall, they (especially 主任, she only bow to particular clients ) treat regular customers or celebrities much better / more than basic, e.g, providing better tables, smiling, talking, open door, and no neglect. --- 6.8/10 Beverages: Hot water or/and Chinese Tea (only 4 options o Chinese Tea) $12pp. Alcoholic beverages are available.

Food: Normal presentation and portion. Slightly higher prices from $ 31.8-43.8 (+10% service charge). All Dim sum are order to made. Pay $1 more for all Dim sums during weekends and PH. 鮮蝦韮菜角Deep-fried prawns & Chive dumplings, $43.8/3pcs: came first, served very hot. Very crispy. Good fillings of prawns. --- 8.8/10 香煎咸薄罉 Chinese savory pancake, $35.8 --- 7/10 蝦餃皇 Steamed Prawn Dumplings,$43.8/4pcs: Around 2 prawns inside. No bamboo shoot. --- 7.8/10 蟹籽百花釀魚肚 Steamed Fish Maw stuffed with Shrimp Paste and Crab roes, $43.8/3pcs: fish Maw was full of flavor. --- 8/10 -正宗大良雙皮奶Steamed Steamed Double Skin Milk, $32.8 (hot/cold): pre-made. Silky texture. --- 8.5/10 均安煎鯪魚餅Pan-fried Mae Fishcake, $39.8/3pcs: pretty...

This Cantonese dim sum restaurant offers a fairly average dining experience — the food is decent but doesn't stand out in any particular way. That said, the service truly elevates the visit. The staff are warm, polite, and attentive without being overbearing, which creates a welcoming and comfortable atmosphere. The interior decor leans toward a traditional style, evoking a nostalgic tea house vibe that complements the dim sum experience well. While the dishes may not leave a lasting impression, the overall ambiance and hospitality make it a pleasant spot for a relaxed meal with a touch of old...

This "fish village" shop specializes in seafood, especially fish. Very unique dishes are super yummy. For example, steamed pig stomach with fresh fish cake, veggies with fish cake and fish fillet in steamed rice rolls. We were they for lunch with in-laws and the dim sum was wonderful. The additional dish dishes were just super fresh ( they have their own fish tanks). 🤩 For desserts, remember to try the steamed milk with rich milk flavor and the texture is silky smooth. I'd feel really bad for those who have lactose intolerance 😇. Worth taking lactaid and...