We used to love it here but the serving sizes have slipped and the quality isn't as good anymore. It's a shame as we've been going for years. I hope they get back to their old standards.

Delightful atmosphere, very good service, and the food is delicious, but it's very overpriced for what you get. Essentially, you pay for the name "Dragon Boat" and for the great atmosphere. If you're looking for a real dining experience, this could be exactly what you're looking for. If you're more interested in the food, though, you can get food that is just as good or better at any number of small, family-run Chinese restaurants.

Some great food here there mongolian lamb to die for there rice soft fluffy there spring rolls really yum for a family of six it cost approx $150

Chinese dim sum lunch menu and dinner banquets in elegant restaurant open late on weekends. Alright food, bit pricey but it's a nice atmosphere and service was good, Had yum cha here

Large seating area witha beautiful chandelier inside. And a small seating area outside if you prefer.
Inside you get papadums to snack on while you wait for your dinner.
We got a lot of small buns and dumplings.
The prawn was a dissapoint,ent small and slightly over steamed, the pork buns were delicious and got me craving them since, the pork dumplings were delicious if only there were more, and we had a dessert bun I can't remember the name of, which tasted a bit funky, might just be because we're used to savoury buns though!

Price added up quickly but we enjoyed ourselves, and as long as you're calculating what you're spending the bill won't be too high

Approximate cost: $30