I visited this shop for the first time in Sanjo Shopping Street. I ordered the A lunch set with Hong Kong-style fried noodles (tax included 1320 yen), and it was excellent in terms of quality and quantity. Each dish was very delicious. You can choose between daikon mochi and pork bun. It seems to be quite popular as it was full at 12:00 on Sunday lunchtime. However, the turnover is good, and the waiting time is less than 10 minutes. There are many women customers. The two staff members are also excellent, serving with smiles and efficiency. It seems the chef is from Hong Kong. I would like to visit this shop again. Thank you for the meal.

I made a reservation before noon and entered the restaurant. I was able to enjoy a leisurely meal in a sunken kotatsu-style seat. It was a Saturday, but I was able to order a lunch set. The set included congee, 3 xiaolongbao, yakisoba, salad, mango juice (with fruit agar and small agar jelly inside), and a meat bun (you can choose between a meat bun and daikon mochi for the lunch set). It's a satisfying set where you can try various dishes little by little. I was full and it was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

I visited a dim sum restaurant in the Sanjo shopping street during lunchtime. I chose the more affordable lunch set (935 yen including tax). It might be just the right amount for women, but men might find it a bit lacking for the price.

Had lunch at a dim sum specialty shop that opened last year on Sanjo-Kai Shotengai. Cheap! Delicious! All the dishes were skillfully made. Especially loved the curry-flavored fried dumplings (with a pastry-like texture). The nostalgic atmosphere unique to the area west of Horikawa Street is also charming, and I welcome this new star that has appeared in the Kyoto Chinatown scene.

On February 18, 2023, around 11 o'clock on a Saturday, I visited the restaurant. Surprisingly, all the tatami rooms were full, with families and relatives having a party. It was a bit surprising for a Saturday morning. I sat at the available counter seat and ordered the B lunch. The dim sum looked and tasted delicious! It was steaming hot and the texture was amazing. The shrimp still had a nice crunch, making it a truly authentic dim sum. The porridge was delicious too. The daikon mochi and other dishes were innovative and not something I usually eat.

It was a cozy lunch that was just right for my slightly tired body after returning from a trip. The steamed dishes were all delicious with plump shrimp, so I couldn't resist ordering the shrimp chili as well, which was also tasty. However, it was quite spicy, so please be aware if you are not a fan of spicy food.

In the middle of the shopping street, there is a high-quality shop like this!! The dim sum is truly outstanding and I want many people to know about this deliciousness. However, what is really disappointing is that the Japanese elderly man in charge of the service refuses to take individual orders without permission. He insists on ordering a set menu, which is really not good. If you persist, he reluctantly accepts individual orders. It would be greatly appreciated if service staff that matches the quality of this shop were hired. Looking forward to improvements in the future.

The lunch was delicious and convenient.

The soup dumplings and shrimp dumplings were delicious! I will definitely visit again if I have the chance.

The flavors I always eat in Hong Kong can be found in Japan.

It was delicious. I will visit again when I want to eat Chinese food easily.

There was a new dim sum specialty store opened in three shopping streets. Dim sum sounds tempting. The a la carte and lunch menu look delicious. I took out dumplings and spring rolls this time. The juicy meat dumplings and vegetable spring rolls were delicious.