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Home / Food Review / Invited Review / LUNG WAH DIM SUM RESTAURANT (龍華茶樓) @ MACAU: A CLASSIC DIM SUM EXPERIENCE

LUNG WAH DIM SUM RESTAURANT (龍華茶樓) @ MACAU: A CLASSIC DIM SUM EXPERIENCE

October 29, 2015 by StrawberrY Gal

One of the unique ones in Macau, Lung Wah Dim Sum Restaurant (龍華茶樓) brings you with the beautiful interior that would definately capture your attention. The interior brings you with the “oldies” and nostalgic look where chairs and table which is kinda antique. The restaurant is famed for its tea and they do have a variety of tea to go for as well.
The restaurant is opened backed in 1960s and it had maintained the traditional style of enjoying morning breakfast. Understand that, Loong Wah Dim Sum is the only one traditional teahouse that is exist in Macau and alsoMichelin recommendation. Priced at MOP15  per pax onwards, choose the tea you want and they will served you in the pot. Variety of tea is available which includes “Pu Er” and more.
Serving you with the variety of dim sum, one can choose from the stroller that goes around the shop. Some variety inclusive the siew mai, fish paste, har kao and more. The dim sum variety is not much but you will get a pluppy and huge dim sum there.
Aside from dim sum, they do serve some signature delights which includes their beef hor fan which is amazingly good where it is filled with the wok hei in it. Delicious.
Address:
Freguesia de Nossa Senhora de Fátima > Fai Chi Kei
3 Rua Norte do Mervado Aim-Lacerda, Macau
Opening Hours:
07:00-14:00 Mon – Sun
Phone No.:
+853 2857 4456

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