Greater China Club — Restaurant in Kowloon

I really enjoyed this from the moment I walked in.

This is located in an old industrial building and getting in the lift in the car park I didn't know what to expect but when I entered the restaurant the transformation was great; the owners have done a very good job with decorating the restaurant and giving it a very comfortable feel.

All the staff I engaged with were extremely friendly and helpful.

The dim sum was of a high standard and the only reason I didn't score this higher was I thought it was a little bit too expensive for the location. That said, I really enjoyed the flavours and the portion sizes were good and I'd happily come back again for...

Booked a day ahead for a weekend lunch, and was asked if we mind sitting in the western restaurant area, which I prefer for the nicer ambience and is quieter. The number of staff tending to the area increased as more people arrived so service was not an issue. Food came exceptionally quick, I guess most were pre-prepared, but arrived tasting fresh. Dish size is good for 2-3 people, meaning that it's small enough to try different things, but maybe somewhat expensive for HongKongers preference. The quality and variation from everyday dim sum made up for it IMHO. Ordered 5 dishes for 2 people, which we just managed to clear up, the bill came to...

You may familiar with the Greater China Club, which is known for the finest Cantonese dining. However, did you know they also serve contemporary European and Italian cuisine in “Cadenza at Greater China Club”!

Cadenza is a modern European restaurant and wine bar, secluded inside the Greater China Club, makes it a truly hidden gem!

*Greater China Club is a member club, non members are also welcome subject to a charge of 10% service fee and non member price!

A typical modern European lunch set is priced at: Member: HK$148-468 Non member: HK$168-488 Dessert adds extra HK$20 Free for coffee and tea, adds $28 for...