This place now does a yum cha.
I went there with my parents. It's ok, Not quite comparable to the ones in the city that have been well established for a good long time, but they do a decent job. And it's the first yum cha down South in a long time.
Go and experience the goodness of yum cha

I would not call this restaurant 'yum yum' as it was not! I would probably use the word 'yuk'. Our meals were so disappointing, almost tasteless, tried the crispy beef, it was not crispy! My girlfriend tried the honey chicken and was not impressed, spring rolls and dim sims were also disappointing. We will not be repeating this experience.

This one passed the palette test.
My partner's fussy when it comes to her sweet and sour pork.
They did a pretty good fried rice too.

Nice big kitchen that looks reasonably clean. You can see into it when you stand at the counter. Win for that.

This one passed the palette test.
My partner's fussy when it comes to her sweet and sour pork.
They did a pretty good fried rice too.

Nice big kitchen that looks reasonably clean. You can see into it when you stand at the counter. Win for that.

We tried this restaurant when we found our normal one was closed. Their special fried rice was nice but the dim sims were fairly bland, although a good size. The downside was that two of us had very bad heartburn/indigestion for 24 hours after - possibly too much MSG?

Approximate cost: $12