I think this is the *only* place in Stockholm that offers real dim sum (Cantonese style Chinese tapas) or congee (Cantonese style rice porridge) and for that they deserve at least a few stars. I will go back because I don't know anywhere else to find these foods, but it's certainly not the best dim sum on Earth, and the service was on par with most dim sum restaurants I've been to, which is to say adequate but not great. Dim sum and congee are weekend only and the elderly Chinese crowd confirms that you've come to the best place in town. The steamed shrimp dumplings and fried dough with pork were quite tasty. The steamed pork dumplings and pork ribs were ok, the char sui bao was a bit denser in dough than it should have been, and the steamed rice in lotus leaf was bland, as was the radish cake. They were completely lacking in sauces that I'm used to at dim sum - no Chinese mustard or dipping sauces aside from chili and soy sauce. No fried sesame balls filled with bean paste, much to my disappointment, but that you can get frozen or freshly made at the Oriental Supermarket in Hötorget T-bana station if you are desperate for it like I sometimes am. On weekdays, Lucky Garden offers a great lunch value and a quiet, calm, spacious place good for lunch meetings, though the food is pretty bland and simple. Good for someone looking for healthy, simple vegetables with protein. read more

We had a delicious dinner after a long day. Both dishes came out piping hot, tasty and full of flavor. Our first entree was Eggplant with beef and shrimp, second entree was black bean chicken. The portions were just right. The ambience of the restaurant was also quite impressive, filled with insightful poem on life. Spacious seating and a bar at the back. Both of us are from Hong Kong, we highly recommended this restaurant. read more

Watch out ! They charge nearly double if you are white skinned ! Very bad ! I was here last weekend and paid 10kr for a pot of green tea. Today I go in by myself and I pay 21kr for same tea in the same pot. Appetizers were 30kr are now 50kr. Main dishes were 80kr and are now 150kr. My wife is Taiwanese. read more

The restaurant cheated customers tonight, we went to here for lunch second time the second time giving to us the high price of the menu . They were cheated read more

We have been here a few times and the food is always very tasteful. The staff may need to be called upon however as they rarely pay enough attention to notice the customary wave of a hand or a discrete nod. The decor is rather dated a need to be refreshed but you will struggle to find this quality of food at such a reasonable price. read more

There are not many places in Stockholm that do Dim Sum, so given the range of options this is one of the better places. I also like their Vietnamese spring roles, or their chicken noodle soup at lunch. The staff are really fun, which makes up for the aging decor. I can agree with the other user that the vietnamese 4 small dishes is not that great, so if you stay clear of this you could have a good time :) read more

Was here only for lunch- 95 kr for the daily special- "4 small dishes". It was only OK- the beef was good- the satay chicken was terrible. The decor feels like it is exactly how it was disigned in chinese style in .....1989! Service was efficient. read more

Didn't enjoy the food at all. Tiny portions, disgusting flavours and texture. Really overpriced and not worth the money. The staff had a rather unpleasant attitude as well, for some reason. The weekend dimsum was not satisfactory either. You can clearly notice that almost all the dishes were half fabricated and could be purchased in any Asian grocery store. Very sad to see that since this place was apparently one of the very few places that serves dimsum in Stockholm, if not even the whole Sweden. read more