Feng Shui Inn - Carte

Most definitely one of the best Chinese restaurants at the location with delicious Dim Sum menu and a vast selection. The ambience is great and the service excellent!

that was great. obviously busy as in the tourist china city and it is also half-time. customer service might have been better, only felt that it fill the tables to get money.

Roasted duck Cantonese way, dim sum and rice, this was our order and we did not enjoy it at all. The food was disappointing, too fatty lack of taste. Did not eat even a half of it. Do not recommend Food: 1 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 3 Voir le carte

I paid nearly a 20% service fee. While the food is good, it definitely falls short compared to other dim sum places in the area. However, the service was friendly and attentive; they even turned on the heating for us since we were sitting in a draft, and they regularly checked on our tea kettle as well.

Despite the reviews I've seen, I had a wonderful dining experience here and was very pleased with the service. In fact, I had one of the best dim sum dishes I've ever tasted in Chinatown—I highly recommend the mushrooms. All the staff were attentive, checking in frequently, clearing plates, and serving drinks promptly. We will definitely be returning!

Everything was great. Went here on a day out with my family and we all had a great time. Everything was flavorful and the food arrived quickly. The staff were wonderful. The drinks were nice and it wasn’t very pricey. Definitely going back sometime soon. Meal type: Lunch Price per person: £20–30 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Vegetarian offerings: Large vegetarian selection Voir le carte

I was looking for taro croquettes and they had it. The dim sum was tasty but pricy. Also ordered the morning glory sautéed in shrimp paste. That's not a dish for a novice, but for me it hit the spot! I don't understand why their star rating isn't higher. Just be aware that you will be paying to eat there. Their prices are competitive with all the other Chinese eateries in the area. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 4 Meal type: Lunch Price per person: 50–60

Food was good. We liked the singapore noodles though it wasn 't done w boneless spareribs like we are used to and the morning glory side vegetables with garlic were a nice healthy complement. I liked the original dessert of water chestnut and goji berry jelly that looks like pot pourri suspended in bubbles, with a faint taste (definitely share, the three blocks are big). Just thought it was inconvenient to prepay the wholemeal before we evengot to dessertbecause we were on an outside table . Liked the heat lamp by window. Prices were high, especially just beers.

This Chinese restaurant is definitely on the pricier side in the Chinese city, but the dining experience is exceptional! We ordered a variety of dishes, all of which were beautifully prepared and bursting with flavor. I started with the veggie gyozas; although they were extremely hot, they were cooked perfectly and seasoned just right. While they could have had a bit more flavor, they were still quite good. We also ordered the crispy duck, which the server kindly carved for us, and a tofu dish with sweet sauce. For drinks, we had a richly flavored Chinese tea that was well-seasoned. The service was noteworthy as well; the staff were very friendly and attentive, always willing to assist us wh... Voir le carte