Paradise Dynasty • The Exchange TRX — Restaurant in Kuala Lumpur

This is a restaurant which serves local china food. It is located at the second floor TRX exchange. The famous here is the soup dumpling, fried rice ramen. Basically all the food here is delicious and big portion. It is suitable to dine in with family and big group of people. They have small private room but required minimum spent only can use the room. Here they have a Set Lunch offer which come with a main course and sides. Drinks need to pay additional RM3.50 for the set lunch. Non Halal restaurant and serve pork. It has a vegetarian menu and kids menu. Ordering method - scan QR to order. There is physical menu to refer before order. The price on the menu are not included 10% service charge and 6% service tax. Payment method - e-wallet or cash or card Cutleries provided on the table. Only wet tissue is provided for each individual and you will need to pay if you use it. A side dish will automatically be served to you when you dine in which will be charged. You can reject if...

Food was relative overpriced and mediocre. Decoration was cold and the bank payment had error. Everywhere I can pay with my Wise card but both the Wise from my girlfriend and mine had errors during processing while we had more than enough money on our accounts. The cashier looked at me as if I was trying to steal and forced me to use cash and didn’t offered an alternative digital payment possibility or even suggesting to use other cards. They rushed me using cash and I said I don’t want that because it was all the cash I had in my wallet. For a tourist after 22:00 who still wants to go to street and other places I needed that cash.

If they would have informed me it was cash only then I wouldn’t have eaten there. I wanted to try it because it looks like Ding Tai Fung but it’s a knock off version and on top of that resulting in ending my evening early and...

The food here actually not bad and the noodles are all chewy and flavourful with simple garnish. The rainbow xiaolong bao actually different flavor for each color and they even suggested you to eat follow their sequence. The kong pow chicken cubes are super tender that it breaks instantly as your teeth touch the food. Fried rice cake is very good too as if it's fusion of Asians flavor with chinese touch. The fried white radish pastry is just ok. Dumplings are very fresh and refreshing. They do offer kids meal too in a special car alike tray.

The renovation is very comfortable to dine in. The serving time is a little long, the food is worth the wait. Some of the staffs are very gossip regarding their work circle in front of customers and causes uneasy dining experience. However, some of the younger staffs are helpful and...