Kow Loon Hong Kong Dim Sum

Nice hand-made dim sum. The char siew bun skin very soft. yam cake is fried just right, not feel oily or burnt. you can request to add egg(s) in porridge. Siew mai, Fried beancurd skin roll nice

Located near my home. Went a few times to had their Tim Sum after the whole coffee shop had renovated. Food taste yummy n freshly prepared.

siew mai use fresh pork ingredient & very Q. fried crispy beancurd has fresh prawn. i always order these 2 dish. number 1 & 21. pork porridge also taste good. all dim sum are hand-made. they open every day from as early as 7am to 4pm. come support these old couple who now run the stall with their burmese assistant.

Most likely the previous owner sold the business and currently I run by different group. The food choices had decrease by a lot and the quality of food also drop. Not worth coming and eat anymore.

really good place for people to bond over chinese food and dim sum like food. this place is really wheelchair accessible and not only that, there are even noodles and traditional toast shops nearby. this place is really good

we arrived at sunday morning and found that the original owner sold the business and the stall is now half the size of a stall space. standard is not the original standard. will not patronize again

The Dim Sum is not too bad, don’t expect too much from a coffee shop. It’s a little pricey. But the drinks is horrendous! A cup of Ice Kopi O Kosong cost $2.6! It’s at least $0.8 more expensive than any other coffee shop.

Decided to give this place another chance after many years. Ordered a big pau today as I was craving for one, and also assuming that it is not hard to make an average one. Boy... It was pretty below average and not cheap. Guess this is the last visit for me.