China Elements

Dimas Prasetyo

1.0

The service was poor before we even started. A desk for five was inquired for at about 11 am nowadays for dim sum. The feminine staff, aged ca. 50, tied long curly hair, in black skirt, just replied saying there have been forget about tables for five,though there have been other tables free of charge and unreserved. She simply still left it at that, without the offer/initiative to get us a desk. She has been aloof and unfriendly. When insisted on those free of charge tables, she then requested her colleague, and just after that gave us a desk. Our tea was just refilled through the whole dining program, and only once asked two times, The pork porridge had been OK however the "lau sa pau" / "steamed bun filled up with salty egg yolk" on menus filling was dried out. The cha siew pau / barbequed pork buns got hardly any and pale fillings with solid skin. This is our first and final time dining here. You can find other much better dim sum restaurats, like Foo Phing Dim Sum at Hilltop in KK. Incidentally, they also usually do not consider reservations in mornings, that was fine, however the service and foods did not replace it. (As the restaurant doesn't have an e-mail deal with, let's hope they'll see this evaluation either here or even on the Facebook page.)

Arda Gündüz

4.0

I'm happy we didn't browse the single evaluation posted up to now. It have scored this diner extremely badly and that has been not our knowledge at all. Superb pork dish, coffee beans with shredded pork had been wonderful sufficient reason for three Tiger beers each the costs came to R240or approximately £38. That included 2 starters a delicious seafood dish and two portions of boiled rice. Couldn't eat any other thing more, and the employees were charming. It's an simple location with quite definitely a feel of the diner, with booths and without tableclothes, but we really enjoyed the meals in fact it is certainly worthy of a visit if you are out shopping inside the waterfront mall.