My in laws that live in HK love this restaurant. We went here for dim sum and for dinner many…read moretimes. It's clean and very spacious. The food is delicious here and everything seems to be fresh. All the employees were very attentive and friendly. During the weekdays it's not too crowded and you don't have to wait long for your food. This restaurant is worth checking out if you're in the area.

We tried the pigeon, abalone and crab. They were all delicious especially the pigeon…read more The service was good. All waiters and waitresses were polite and responded quickly. I love the ambiance as well . I didn't expect that the restaurant is so big inside and very spacious.

Not knowing what Social Place 唐宮小聚 was, my mom and I have decided to crash here for lunch. We saw a…read morebunch of people lining up even before the restaurant opens... so we joined in on the fun too :) My jaws dropped when the hostess took us to our table. It was SO aesthetically BEAUTIFUL inside, and so was the food! The tablewear was also very funky, we had a good laugh! Mom and I thoroughly enjoyed our experience! Food was hot and delicious; we shared the following dishes: 1. Signature Roasted White King Pigeon - it was very juicy and tasty 2. Dim Sum Platter with 5 different items - each item was very unique! 3. Beetroot Shrimp Dumplings - these pink dumplings with gold edges are SO PRETTY. I wish we could order more! This is one place I would highly recommend to you all, especially instagrammers! There are more than one Social Place; this particular one is in Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong. You can get here by exiting MTR Tsuen Wan Station and walk towards Citywalk 1 Shopping Mall. (FYI, there is a Citywalk 2).

Go with the dim sum set menu the first time around. Gives you a good variety of dim sum that you…read morecouldn't get in the US. Service is relatively attentive, just make sure you aren't shy when you flag the waiters over to you

Came here with my family one day for lunch since it's close to my relative's house. What a terrible…read morechoice, for many reasons! Food was disgusting and overpriced, no decoration whatsoever, uncomfortable seating, bad location, etc. My mom and I tried maybe 3 or 4 bites of the dim sum and decided we would no longer order anymore even though we were not full yet. There are so many restaurants out there even within the shopping plaza, why stuff ourselves with bad dim sum!? We only have a limited capacity for calorie intake as women who still want to fit in the clothes we bought! Anyhow, how bad you might ask. Honestly, dim sum is not hard to screw up since most things are deep fried, and deep fried food is rarely bad (taste-wise, health-wise is another story). Yet, they skillfully managed to screw up deep-fried food! It was greasy and was lack of flavor. The steamed dim sum either had a wrapping that was too thick or was too think that it would fall apart when you tried to pick up with your chopsticks. I was going there hopeful, I remember, as I had been craving for dim sum for a while. After trying about 3 types of dim sum that was ordered by other people at the table, I didn't even want to order my own. I tried one of each type of dim sum and almost everything was just disappointing. The only thing that was decent enough to eat was the deep-fried donut wrapped in rice paper 炸兩. Service was actually okay, for HK standard. They were quite attentive to clear out the dishes on the table and were helpful to bring us anything we needed. The restaurant was not easy to find. First of all, the shopping plaza has a weird layout where there are many blind corners and intersections like a maze. Come on, CRC, you gotta stop building bad architecture! The restaurant was located deep into one end of the shopping plaza. After 3 left turns and 4 right turns, maybe you can find it. The decor and type of booth seating was similar to the HK fast food restaurants. You feel like you're eating at a HK style fast food but you're charged prices like you're dining in a Maxim's restaurant. My mom whispered in my ear 1/5 into our meal, "Daughter, this place sucks. Terrible and expensive. Never coming back." LOL! I feel the same way about this place, mom.

An expensive and low quality restaurant with bad service. It is rare that all negative points…read moregathered on one restaurant. I gave one star because there is no choice of 0 star. 确信是全香港服务味道最差、价格最贵的餐厅，这么多差评集中于一家餐厅也是不易。给了一颗星是因为没有给零个星的选项。

This place is really crowded for dim sum, and it was a longish wait. Thankfully they did provide…read moresome chairs near the entrance. The lunch menu is very extensive, with many other dishes besides the standard dim sum fares. We ordered their bak kut teh 肉骨茶 because it was such a good deal, and the broth was flavorful with plenty of herbs and spices. The hot pot rice was pretty good too. Overall, fancy dining it is not, but a good option for neighborhood dim sum, lunch and dinner. I admit I like the cute fisherman logo and calligraphy, he he.

I cannot say how much I adore dim sum. I believe this has got to be one of the best Chinese…read moreinventions. So many times that I have been the one who woke up early and get a table at a Chinese restaurant to yum cha with my family. It has got to be my favorite thing to do on my holiday. Though nowadays you can easily get your hands on dim sum at a supermarket where you can buy the frozen ones and microwave them. However, the fact that they are not steamed but microwaved certainly does not impress me as much. Yet, Tong Kee Dim Sum definitely has satisfied the needs for the masses. Efficiency, freshly steamed and cheap. Most dim sums here are cooked on that day and during peak hour, though lines can be quite long, it still does not take too much time for you to get your order. For me, I love the Pork and Quail's Egg dumplings because I do not see that that often else where and they are insanely cheap! If dim sum does not fill you up, I am sure the buns can. They have a great variety of buns like pork buns, glutinous rice rolls and egg custard, etc. Though this place only does take-away and that definitely takes away the essence of yum cha where people can get together and enjoy the food, it certainly does not disappoint those who are just craving for a bite or two.

dim sum without the long wait and crowd of a typical dim sum restaurant, amazingread more

Tucked inside Maritime Square, this spacious restaurant serves up all kinds of Shanghainese dishes…read more The staff are friendly and attentive. The XLB at the place are excellent, but the real star of the show is their vegetarian dumplings - the most flavourful vegetarian dumplings I have ever had! Would recommend for sure!

Much better XLB than din tai fung! (wrote in another review how din tai fung has really…read moredeteriorated in quality). The XLB here is thin, fragrant, and full of soup. The best XLB, however, is just the original flavor pork. The rainbow XLB, although aesthetic, is not that great - all the flavors are a bit weird and didn't match the XLB taste too well. Kids tend to like the cheese XLB, though. Other than XLB, we also ordered noodles - pork broth, dan dan, and sesame. All noodle dishes were extremely well made and big in portion, and I would honestly come here just for noodles. Finally, the star of the show were the scallion pancakes (not pictured). Unlike regular scallion pancakes that are flat, these were special like puff pastry - a very interesting take!

Great dim sum, on the moderate scale, not too fancy and not your regular ordinary stuff. Some of…read moretheir dim sums are really unique and creative with a classy presentation and delicious flavors! Some of the great stuff I tried included the chicken feet, fish head soup, deep fried rolls with lobster bisque, shrimp and crab meat dumplings and steamed mushroom rice noodles. The chicken feet were served in a clay pot of marinade and were not over cooked at all! The fish head herbal soup was a surprise on a dim sum menu, but man the fish head was so good and the soup was the perfect Chinese natural remedy for a humid day! The surprise came when they served the deep fried shrimp roll with a soup covered in pastry. It's lobster bisque! I honestly don't know if it's supposed to be a dip or soup but I ate it as a soup. Anyway, that was delicious! Most dim sums we ordered were of good quality. AVOID the shrimp dumpling. The skin fell apart and the inside was dry. Service was quick and polite enough. Prices are about HKD $100/ head.

Came here for the 12 people set dinner with family. There was a hair in my soup. Then we found a…read morecockroach in our steamer of buns. The manager offered to replace the dessert for us, but after finding a cockroach, who would even have the appetite to eat anything else? 和家人來吃12人共聚天倫宴，在湯裡找到一根頭髮，蒸籠裡有蟑螂。經理只是Offer換過甜品。但看到是食物裡有蟑螂，你還有食慾吃嗎？

Came here for brunch as it was near our hotel…read more We came 15 mins after opening and were seated quickly. They gave us a booklet along with the paper to fill out, and most of the dim sum was the classic dim sum that I'm accustomed to. Their chiu chou fun gor was alright for me. They did put a good amount of peanuts in here but the exterior was a bit heavier on the dough side. Their siu mai and har gow were pretty good. Their cheung fun wasn't the silky light type, so I was just alright with it. Their Chicken with Sticky Rice wraped in Lotus Leaf was huge though, way bigger than those in Los Angeles. Their fresh mango custard roll was my highlight though, as they had chunks of mango in the middle and it was sweet. Would try this again. I think the one other aspect of this place is the interior is really clean, and they have a decent amount of tables inside. Service is a bit more attentive as the area isn't as large. I was most certainly full upon completion of this meal though haha.

Sure it's a mini chain and looks like a fast food storefront but OMG, the food is amazing! The…read morefried tofu skin shrimp roots were crispy, light and delicious, bbq pork buns were gorgeous, soft, slightly sweet and so fresh. The shrimp and vegetable dumplings were incredible. Service is fast and friendly and prices are very reasonable. If I lived in Hong Kong I would be here every day. This is quintessential Hong Kong dim sum for the masses and not to be missed under any circumstances!