This place used to provide tastier dimsum. It's still alright, but it was better before. The service is actually lacking now and we we are not talking about peak sunday period. It was wednesday arvo and we have to ask two times before getting served with tea. Hope they can retrain their staff.

This is pretty much my default dim sum place. Although it is usually full, there isn't a long queue snaking outside. I do make it a point to go at around 11am when it opens. My usual favourites are hargow (prawn dumpling), siew mai (pork dumpling), salt and pepper squid tentacles, rice flour rolls, and I must say that while it is not refined dim sum, the quality is still pretty good. And it definitely hits the spot when I get dim sum cravings. Service is usually efficient. Prices are average, depending on how much you order (or how greedy you are looking at all the array of delicious baskets). :-)

Approximate cost: $4.50

Nice dimsum resturant. Offers quite extensive various types of dimsum. Affordable prices. But the service and taste is not as good as it used to be though.

Approximate cost: $6

The best dim sum I've found (and I've tried quite a few in Perth!!) You have to queue on a Sunday and it's usually very busy and noisy inside. However, it is worth it as the dim sum is very authentic and tastes fantastic!

I come here quite often for dimsum and they are quite good! I love the BBQ pork bun and egg tart. They have a great variety of dimsums for reasonable prices. It's just a bit too noisy and cramped up sometimes during busy periods.

one of the best places to just dine in for a lunch or a brunch. The food there is amazing.. it is better than the places in the city. the service i would have to say is extremely fast

another Dim sum place, the foods are not bad, but not all are good. normally i like their egg tart. the ambience is similar with other dim sum restaurant.

Approximate cost: $14