Well, it is quite famous for its unique designed and decorated dimsum. Indeed, the interior decoration was very modern, fancy and tidy. All dishes were very unique and cute. Taste was OK. But prices were very high, even considered the unique decoration. And the staffs were not so responsive. There were around ten tables with guests. Most staffs were playing and making big noise and only one was standing around. It was a very strange manner.

the entrance is super easy to miss. food was ok, quite overpriced. the tea sucks. tasteless. service was absent just like other branches. no one refill your tea pots. $400 per head for dinner, totally doesn’t worth it. the only star goes to the nice spacious clean decor.

Chinese dim sum place with dishes done on a modern way. A lot of the plates are made into cute animals, such as the milk custard buns, the bbq pork buns, the pineapple cake. Not only the look is special, the taste is great too. It is often crowded so reservation is needed.

A good place for indulging your eyes ... not your stomach, period. This place is packed with people who love taking pictures of food. All the food are bland not much to talk about in terms of 'taste' or 'deliciousness'... but creativity of creating good looking food, there are. The bun is made out of mostly the 'bun' not the meat that stuffed inside. Other dishes are also plain. Good that it's price is quite reasonable.

This restaurant can be accessed via a lift and found on the second floor of the building (which is a hotel). We came here for its playful twist on yum cha and emoticon inspired dumplings. Unfortunately a number of the menu items were note available (like the doggy buns and moustache dumplings). We ordered the piggy pork buns which were super tasty. The other dumplings we ordered were all sweet - the pineapple birds, which came in a mini bird cage, hot custard emoticon buns and flower red bean buns.

Good food but overpriced for what it is. The dim sum was generally good tasting but I can get just as good as quality elsewhere in the city for much cheaper. You basically pay for the cute presentation of the food and quirky atmosphere (though this is very upscale for a dim sum restaurant). I’d go back, but only if I weren’t paying

Quite Tourist-oriented restaurant which is far above normal yum cha pricing in standard dimsum restaurant. The molten custard bun is instagram-able while other dishes is quite normal and small. The deep fried pork cake is very oily. Some dishes lacks of flavours including wok-fried rice roll, fried pork & vermicelli and deep fried squid. In general, there are other restaurant options at this price range with better taste and can experience traditional Cantonese Dim Sum culture.

Total 6 people came here at around 12:30 on Friday, already reserved a table few days ago. The lobby entrance is easy to overlook, so you must use google to bring you here. The decoration is new and place is clean, around 13:00, still have tables available. We ordered 2 lunch sets (included 4 Type A small dishes + 2 Type B small dishes), 2 buns, 1 pineapple bun + 1 fried rice + 1 noodles. The dim sum came at around 10 mins, the presentations are good and taste is not bad, the noodles with strong truffles taste although it is a bit oily. Marks would be given to location, food presentation and clean place. However deducted on the high price (around $140/head). Bonus mark given to the waiter who took initiative on photo taking for us.

Dimsum with a twist. Their dumplings looks cute and other food are presented in a unique way. If you want to add interesting food pictures in your social media, then this is one of the places to go in Hong Kong. In terms of the taste of the food, I'd say it's average - with that said, the price is a little bit on the expensive side.

The place is cute and the presentation for the dim sum is so cute but the flavour is just okay and the service wasn’t as attentive. For the price it’s bit on the expensive side but still cool to try it out! IG: Mishinnoms

Not exactly an authentic dim sum restaurant. But nonetheless it is a very surprisingly delicious dim sum experience. The dishes here are all instragrammble because of the pretty presentation. But for me personally it's the taste that sold it. Taste are on the lighter side because according to them they don't use msg. But they are all very well balanced and taste simple and light.

Delicious. The characters bun are really adorable. Its is located at 3rd level of Tsim Sha Shui.The lift is located beside Nike store amd sharing with The Attitude hotel. It is quite a modern dimsum, the design of restaurant also very modern. Beside dimsum, Yum Cha also offer other Ala carte menu, like noodle / beehoon or vegetable. We ordered salted egg long bean, its so yummy!