Imperial Court Restaurant

Sema Karabuga

We celebrated our grand daughter's 12 months old party with 50 family members and friends as of this lovely location. The personnel were very useful in preparing and choosing the dishes for all of us. Gave us an area for 5 tables. Everyone loved the dim sum andthe celebration. It is a special spot to celebrate because it will be grand and quiet because the thick carpet help relax the noise generally in most Chinese dining places. Dim sum was created to order.

Kudret Kaya

Changed Chef, changed title too IMPERIAL COURT Eating place or it's another business on a single site. Food and support very average, few great items some inadequate with the Dim Sum

TC Ömer Çakır

The dim sum quality we'd was excellent so when good as many of the greatest dim sum restaurants we've tried all over the world. The best had been the crispy roast pork, that was not too extra fat and sharp to perfection. Strongly suggested. We wentduring a mid 7 days lunch so provider was fine. Really worth a visit.

Soulbytes

We went there for supper with children and old people after Rainbow Skywalk. We are the only real customers for that evening perhaps its Monday. The foods arrive surprisingly well maybe as the impression we had in the beginning as its empty. We had Pekingduck, lovely and sour pork, noodles, mix fried veg, claypot beancurd, etc.....its excellent! Btw, they fired up the MTV in the big screen which means you get entertained while waiting around.

Frima Zhellia

To address a few of comments created by prior reviews: title change (because of Grand Imperial group taking out), insufficient crowd (I'd say awful location, Imperial Court could be more successful located in Gurney Plaza or even Paragon). We'd dim sum and HK-design wontonmee. Each dim sum dish is usually typically RM8.00. The flavor of dim sum will be good however, not outstanding. My parents and spouse raved concerning the wonton noodles following their very first visit (without me) but I discover the seasoning a little off.