Hong Kong City

I stumbled on this place last week when in the area and HAD to return again today for the Dim Sum.. Hong Kong City has a FULL dim sum menu that even puts some of China towns dim sum restaurants to shame. Very well priced, freshly made and delicious.... I'll be back at the same time next Thursday... 😋😋

Haven’t been here for many years (when dim sum was only around £2-3 range!) and I heard it’s now under new management. A very quiet day for the business today. Very empty even around 1pm but from what I know this restaurant is usually packed during the weekends. Food is pretty good for the price at £4.80-£6 per steamer. However, various meats were a bit on the red side even though they were fully cooked - over marinated? Staff were friendly. Fried beef ho-fun had good “wok hey”, however the noodles were a bit too “al dente”, beef wasn’t dry which is good. The Vietnamese spring rolls, prawn cheung fun and fried cuttlefish cake were pretty good. Peashoot prawn dumplings were good. Overall not much overpowering flavours, not too salty, not much msg. The restaurant floor could do with a bit of cleaning.

Too much Christmas Turkey saw us head to HK City for some Boxing Day Dim Sum and so glad we did - the food was exceptional and I can really recommend this place. Inside is cavernous with full tables of young and old Asians, with many multi- generational families - it was really buzzy. The Dim Sum is great and comes quickly, the cheung-fung is top notch.

This will forever be my best chinese restaurant... Since 2015 till date, I still frequent this place. This people have maintained their wonderful service in food, customer service and cleanliness... The buffet is to die for and are cooked to perfection... I will always love hong kong city... till my next visit, cheers...

Been coming here for over 6 years now... Not sure why the negative reviews... Affordable and kinda retro dim sum place, in fact the only dim sum place in the area. Always dependable :) prices have gone up since the pandemic but still better than Chinatown ones. Don't expect fine and delicate dimsum, but a homemade vibe that may not always be perfect. Cooked dishes are great too, no complaints.