Jasmine — Restaurant in Kowloon

Came here on a Tuesday night with my mom and some of her friends. I wouldn't say the place is packed, but pretty busy. We ordered a set dinner for four which is around $1500. It comes with a soup with edible bird nest, steam fish, veggie, fried rice, noodle with abalone, roast duck and dessert. the food was actually enough to feed 5 people, we ended up having leftovers and have to take it togo. Their service was okay, just okay. They were serving us dessert when we just had our soup... Not sure how can they make that mistake. soon after they realized they made a mistake and took it back to the kitchen. The food overall was super salty and oily. Don't get me wrong, the food are flavourful, but if they can use less sodium and oil, that will make things 10 times better. If I'm back next time, for sure needa ask the kitchen to use less...

I had high hopes on Jasmine, but it turned out to be quite disappointing. The service quality was suboptimal with staff rarely taking the initiative to serve customers. Everyone seemed to dip their head when walking past, avoiding any eye contact they could make with essentially anyone. When the table was full, staff members rarely removed empty plates from the tables, and rather, grumbled when that was requested. Some others were also very clumsy. At a similar price range there are much better options in terms of service.

I also thought the food quality was very limited relative to pricing, there wasn't much effort to decorate plates before serving, and was quite unappetising. I believe there is much to be improved for one to pay another visit...

Nov 23, 2022 A crowd waiting for tables is usually a hint that the restaurant has good food. We tried 6 dim sum dishes for lunch and all were delicious, especially the abalone tart and the classics: char siu bao and har gow. There is a $17pp charge for regular tea, more for exotic choices. The crunchy shrimp cheung fun was a surprise. It comprised a deep fried shrimp centre wrapped with steamed rice crepe. Char siu bao was fluffy, light Service was good but can be more attentive. We waited about 8 minutes before being able to flag down an attendant to bring the bill. Robots serve as both host and bus boy. Ambience is bright, clean and reasonably quiet for a dim sum restaurant. Washrooms were...