SIN KEE HK RESTAURANT KL — Restaurant in Kuala Lumpur

Not worth the money. Their so-called signature fish maw & chicken soup which cost 188, somehow the soup was kind of bland, and it had this overly fishy smell. Plus, the chicken taste was just too strong. It’s come with 8 small slices of fish maw inside and half a chicken:| We also ordered very mediocre steamboat dishes without any seafood. In the end, it cost about 140 per person. TBH for this price and standard, I could easily find more affordable and better value steamboat options out there.

Additionally, the building is really old and creepy at night. The lift was not working, and the doors were closed. We had to ask someone working in the building how to access the ground floor, and we ended up having to climb up using the staircase at the back door. felt like a horror movie. Furthermore, the restaurant isn't attached to a toilet, soooo you have to walk a distance, so it's advisable to ask a companion to accompany you.

I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone. There's nothing impressive about it, and it was a bad...

Upon stepping into the restaurant it feel like back to the 80’, the design is so so incredible and it come with background music that from 80’ ie Danny Chan, Leslie Chong etc. For those who love karaoke or prefer private dining experience, they do have 3 private room which able to turn to 3 big room that able accommodate 30 pax and it come with karaoke . There is one VIP room that have crystal pendant light above the dining table and a big set of sofa that give comfortable seat after dinner and the karaoke sound system in this room is superb.

Food wise the Foei gra fried rice is the must try, prawn sui kao always in my list but now they have foei gra sui kao which is killing. Try also their Hong Kong style prawn super spicy and prawn is super fresh. Most important is their fish maw chicken soup broth that is my all time favour. We’ll definitely coming back to try out other of the...

This is Hong Kong hotpot restaurant in KL, and it was a delightful experience. The ambiance is charming, with a nostalgic touch that transports you back to the streets of Hong Kong, complete with classic oldie songs playing in the background. It really brought back good memories and added to the overall atmosphere.

The food was delicious, with authentic flavors that truly stood out. The quality of the ingredients was excellent, and the variety of choices made the meal even more enjoyable. It’s a fantastic spot for a family gathering, as the setting is warm and welcoming, perfect for sharing a meal with loved ones.

Overall, a great place to enjoy a hotpot meal and relive a bit of Hong Kong culture right here in KL. Highly...