Paradise Dynasty Signature (Airside) — Restaurant in Kowloon

The food tasted delicious and was served promptly, but I have some concerns regarding the overall service. Despite the stated last order time of 21:30, I was informed that the actual last order time was 21:00. This discrepancy led to a rushed experience, as the food was barely served before I was asked to pay. To add to the inconvenience, I had to personally go to the cashier to settle the bill without any acknowledgment or gratitude from the staff.

Additionally, while I was attempting to pay, someone tried to clear our table, even though we had just received our food. It would have been more enjoyable if the staff had allowed us sufficient time to finish our meal before rushing to clear the table. If the establishment intends to close early, it would be advisable to adjust the last order time accordingly.

Overall, the rushed nature of the experience affected the overall experience. I hope my feedback can contribute to improving the quality of service...

Can't fault this place. Even Dad mentioned it felt very comfortable sitting in the restaurant. Siu lung baos were good, wor dips were good, San jing baos were exceptional (fluffy on top and crunchy on bottom), Dan Dan mien(Uncle and Dad said it tastes like when they were young...but spicier) and Lui sa tong yuens were not too sweet. The vinegar dipping sauce was very well made - not too strong and tart, but still had good vinegar taste. I really like the fact you can add your own ginger shreds as some like a lot and some like a little. Staff were really polite for Hong Kong standards and we came at Afternoon Tea time ✌🏻. High ceilings, large windows and very comfortable furniture...

For a new restaurant, I can understand the staff may seem a bit confused but I found dirty plates unacceptable and so was the wrinkled tissue on every seat (previously wetted and dried?). Food was quite delicious but we suspect there may be a little MSG in the seasoning or in one of the dishes somehow given after taste in the mouth. Only offered one kind of Chinese tea - Pu'er. Staff was very helpful and accommodating to request. Atmosphere wise, very noisy due to tiny tables, close distances and most important a marble floor and the lack of fabrics to...