[KKday Exclusive] Central & Tsim Sha Tsui | Lin Heung Tea House | Deluxe 10-Course Dim Sum Set | Nostalgic Cantonese Teahouse | Hong Kong Nostalgia, Traditional Time-Honored Restaurant | Guangdong Cuisine

食物很不錯，我們預約4 pm 尖沙咀店。不太多人。還境ok

Visiting a traditional old shop to experience the unique Hong Kong tea culture is a great idea.

Visiting Hong Kong to reminisce about the old-fashioned tea culture~ The dim sum was all of high quality.

I love it so much and have visited several times! I would definitely go again if I travel to Hong Kong.

The ambiance is charming, the food has a nostalgic feel, and the prices are a bit high, but it feels unique.

The service was friendly and unique! Everything was delicious—especially the Pu-erh tea! Just the two of us ordered the KKDay set meal, which allowed us to try many different dishes! We even ordered some extra food and couldn't finish it all.

I visited the original Central branch over a decade ago. Back then, I was young and didn't mind the crowded and noisy dining environment; sharing tables was commonplace, so dining at the Central branch was quite a novel experience. This time, however, I revisited with my family at the Tsim Sha Tsui branch, deliberately choosing an informal dining time (4 PM). The restaurant was only about a third full, and the service staff were exceptionally attentive (a rare sight in Hong Kong). Our pre-ordered food arrived 20 minutes later. The portions might not be enough for a man (one serving is a large steamer basket containing nine different dim sum items), but adding other dim sum would be quite satisfying. The taste was excellent; the shrimp dumplings and siu mai were decent. We also ordered a roast meat platter (char siu, rose chicken, and roast duck), which I found more authentically Taiwanese. The best dish was the osmanthus cake; the aroma was indescribably refreshing – so delicious! Lin Heung Tea House has been a representative of Hong Kong's dim sum culture for many years. While I didn't revisit the original Central branch this time, the Tsim Sha Tsui location offered a very clean and comfortable dining environment, and I would recommend it.

The environment is very good, the dim sum tastes very good, the voucher is much cheaper than ordering. The dessert is not very sweet and is very tasty; in terms of appearance, the dim sum master may have a little less experience, so the char siu siu didn't burst into three pieces, the shrimp dumplings folded a little leaky, but the taste was good. Unfortunately I forgot to take pictures of the food.

Five of us got together and bought five servings of dim sum, plus some chicken feet, rice noodle rolls, and meatballs... They tasted pretty good!

It's really nice to be able to try a variety of different dishes at once; if you find something you particularly like, you can order more of it.