Restoran Yuan Le Dim Sum

Ricko Noperiza

4.0

This dim sum restaurant previously referred to as ChongKa (Taiji Eatery since 1999)but was renamed as Yuan Le Dim Sum in 2017 following the revamped in term of management and renovation. Food : ( 4 of 5 ) good types of steam dim sum, not somuch on the fried things that is not an issue. Cleanliness : ( 4 of 5 ) overall quite clean environment Parking : ( 5 of 5 ) no problem finding parking since it's area is surrounded with roads with a lot of parking lots. Friendliness : ( 3 of 5 ) staffs need more coaching to bring up an improved responsive attitude when clients walk in. This restaurant normally you don't need to queue during weekend because they can a lot of tables. Overall well worth the visit as cost is reasonable too.

Ingrid Julianti

4.0

Overall food isn't bad, price are affordable. Favorites selection are usually siew pao, fish golf ball and HK design Chu Cheong Fun. No problem finding parking and no have to await seats and tables. Will come again.

Navi

5.0

Among the best dim sum inside Bandar Puteri. Especially great in steam dim sum and affordability. Clean and food atmosphere.

Fusuntaze

5.0

Love the food items here. Dim Sum really tasty especially the genuine Lo Mai Gai )steamed glutinous rice chicken) as well as the very unique Yam bun and much more

Minik Obur

4.0

I love their "lomakai" and fried seafood ball very much. Nevertheless, in the weekends there exists a ocean of noisy and stuffy individuals! I can't believe I could also survive and eat within.

Vyouna Lie

5.0

A comparatively new Dim Sum invest Puchong. Got in in early stages a Sunday early morning and already a brief queue. Affordable, RM 5.50 to RM 6.50 each for Dim Sum. Portion is regular, freshly steamed. The Xiao Loong pau isn't bad. Accepts cashonly.

Lysa Seravine

5.0

Had an excellent Dim Sum fir lunch time. Not particularly lengthy queue probably CMCO. The portion here's quite big, much larger than other people around Puchong or somewhere else.