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How we read reviews →Lego-themed Glen Waverley yum cha and dim sum spot. spectacular decor, food quality divides diners.
An immersive Lego wonderland with elaborate brick displays throughout, a kids' Lego playroom and chess tables. more spectacle-and-family-outing than traditional yum cha restaurant.
Extensive Lego brick displays and collector sets throughout the dining room and even the bathrooms, a dedicated kids' Lego playroom, a wide Chinese tea selection likened to a wine list, and a cocktail bar.
A mixed picture: some reviewers, including Cantonese-speaking diners, praise the har gao and radish cake as authentic Cantonese yum cha, while others found the rice noodle rolls and siu mai underwhelming or not quite right.
Pricing draws frequent criticism. a $78 wagyu-and-abalone dish, $130-$200 group bills and $4.80-per-head tea charges are called steep relative to food quality, though several reviewers note there's no weekend surcharge.
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