樂意點心

Paul Hugentobler 2 months ago

Enjoyed delicious Dim Sum yesterday at Log Ye Dim Sum located on Hankow Road in Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong. The restaurant is small, but modern with nice booth seating. The Dim Sum is a modern take on some traditional items. The food is served piping hot 🥵 and is delicious. The service was a little bit lacking since there were only two very young waiter and waitresses attending to the entire restaurant, but that was not so important. The excellent food made up for any shortfall. If you go between 3-6 pm, there is a 12% discount. Beware that there are a lot of tourists and that you may need to wait a bit for a table during that period. I highly recommend that you try. It’s a refreshing change from the traditional Chinese Dim Sum Restaurant. Bon appétit.

Chimmy Ramos 4 months ago

This is a very good restaurant. We had Minced Pork with rice, steamed on Lotus Leaf. The aromatic Cilantro, turnips and green onions really give a fresh taste. The lobster with lots of garlic is also very delicious ! The boiled lettuce with oyster sauce is to standard. Very good value for TST area . Avoid lines by avoiding peak hours I would return to this restaurant. This says much !

Kate Choi 4 months ago

Found this place by random and it was probably the most impressive dim sum I've had in HK for this price point. Dishes were done well. The double boiled soup with seahorse was delicious. Even much better than when I went to a place that specialized in double boiled soup. Deep fried bean curd roll wrap - perfectly fried. Not oily. Comes out hot. Daikon pastry - the daikon mix inside wasnt exactly that good but the puff pastry outside was well done. Vietnamese zaa leung rice roll - very unique mixture of many things with a crispy wrap. Daan saan - photo worthy. It has sprinkles of colorful wafer. Really cute and fun to eat. They had a french press for tea even though they use tea bags.

Kwun-Yurn Lock 4 months ago

Had a great dim sum experience at Log Ye Dim Sum in Hong Kong. The restaurant was packed during our visit, which seems to be the norm here, but the food quality definitely lived up to the crowd and long wait. Despite how busy the place was, service remained relatively efficient and the dishes came out quickly. The dim sum overall was excellent — fresh, flavorful, and consistently well-made. One of the standout dishes for me was the shrimp with rice roll. The shrimp was fresh and had a good bite to it, while the rice roll itself was silky smooth and paired perfectly with the sauce. Simple dish, but done very well. You can really tell this is one of those classic Hong Kong spots that people keep returning to because of the consistency and quality. The atmosphere was lively and authentic, adding to the overall experience. Overall, a very satisfying dim sum restaurant that I would gladly revisit whenever back in Hong Kong.

Khantipol Kasemsant 7 months ago

Tried several dim sum dishes at Log Ye Dim Sum 樂意點心 and was pleasantly surprised by both the variety and presentation. The colorful soup dumplings were a highlight—each one had a different flavor and the skins were delicate while still holding the rich broth inside. The shrimp dumplings (har gow) were fresh and nicely steamed, with a soft, slightly translucent wrapper and generous shrimp filling. The siu mai topped with roe had great texture and flavor, and the steamed shrimp dumplings were juicy and well-balanced. I also enjoyed the crispy fried taro dumplings, which had a light crunchy exterior and a savory filling inside. The dim sum came out hot and fresh from the bamboo steamers, and the overall presentation was beautiful. It’s a great place to try a variety of classic dim sum dishes along with some more colorful or creative options. Definitely worth stopping by if you're craving dim sum.