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How we read reviews →Chinatown's upmarket trolley yum cha and dim sum, with a deep wine list and gluten free options
Upmarket two-floor dining rooms with white linen, embossed wallpaper, calm background music and hot towels. More polished than neighbouring Chinatown spots, though corner or ground-floor tables can feel overlooked at yum cha.
Manually pushed yum cha trolleys, all-you-can-eat yum cha ($75 adult, $50 child), a la carte and set banquets, large wine list, kangaroo and crocodile dishes, lift access between floors.
Cantonese, Hong Kong-style trolley service that reviewers value. Some feel dishes lean Westernised or that roast items are less traditional, and a few Chinese-language reviews say quality has slipped.
Priced above typical Chinatown spots. All-you-can-eat yum cha is called good value by fans, but a la carte adds up fast, and Sunday surcharges and tip requests irritate some diners.
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