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How we read reviews →Keysborough's veteran Cantonese yum cha and dim sum hall, with trolleys and live seafood tanks.
Old-school, late-80s-style suburban Cantonese banquet hall. live seafood tanks, trolley ladies doing the rounds, and big round tables built for multi-generational family gatherings, loud and bustling at Sunday yum cha.
Live seafood tanks holding fresh abalone and lobster, traditional trolley-service yum cha, large group and function seating, and a private-event history including full restaurant hire.
A traditional Cantonese yum cha institution with live seafood tanks and classic trolley service; one reviewer specifically praised it as more authentic than typical CBD or Glen Waverley yum cha alternatives.
Long-time regulars increasingly flag it as pricey for what you get. a Sunday surcharge plus repeated pressure to tip at checkout has frustrated many, even as the food quality remains generally well-regarded.
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