Great choice for our late night cravings. even at 1am they had all their menu available and quick service delivering it to us, we were hungry and the staff member was lovely

Have not eaten at the restaurant due to limited seating however, I have bought their frozen dim sum, steamed pork buns, deep fried sesame red bean balls and glutinous rice . All of which are very tasty and affordable. Would certainly go back.

Authentic and nice dim sum. They have a basic selection and do it really well, unlike some of their big restaurant counterparts where they have variety but fail to even get basics right. Tight seating so get in early.

The yum cha here isn’t served from trolleys; rather, you tick what you want on the menu and they bring it out to you.

Not the most classy place to go for dim sum, this place is well known to supply many of Melbourne's casual-mid market asian cafes/bistros with dim sum. Their white delivery vans might even be a recognisable sight. Stigma of being a wholesale pre-made food supplier aside, the dim sum are actually really good. Nice thin skins on the dumplings and potstickers, juicy & delectable fillings etc.
Really good value.

The dimsums are amazing there; im talking about the frozen ones. My mum loves buying them and cooking them at home. Great alternative to restaurant food and relatively cheap and affordable too.

I go there sometimes for lunch. Yumcha is super cheap and satisfies the stomach. I love the congee though. Thousand yr old egg congee is by far the best and of best value. You get a big bowl with a ladle and can be shared

Approximate cost: $6

A good place for brunch or a snack. The quality of dim sum is excellent wth lots of meat in thier siu mai and not lots of fat. They also have different Specials eg pak tong koh (white sugar cake) and Yam Cake so always check what they have on that day.