Emperor Dimsum and Teahouse

Imelda Paraditha

2.0

We arrived around 8 at night. There were few individuals eating there. We purchased the Taosi Chicken Feet @ 95 Nido Quail Soup @ 200 Fried Spareribs @ 240 Fish Fillet @ 400 Yang chow fried rice @ 180 Coke Zero @ 501/2 Chicken White @ 256 Total bill was 1465 The purchase price was actually satisfactory , however the quality of food served was below standards. Will probably return easily carry out not have any longer choices to consume at. but I'll most likely avoid this place

Aaron San

4.0

Let's face it, there is no such thing like Chinese fine dining if you don't contact P.F. Changs good dining, but again, it's not specifically Chinese either. Chinese restos are usually noisy, crazy, rather than uppity, BUT, the nice ones boast several in their menus thatare to die for. I really like their Siu Mai and Hakaw dimsum. The Yan Chao could possibly be much better but their crabs, whether it's the right period, is to nothing lacking exciting. I love their prices, inexpensive for the Greenhills Chinese human population in your community, but expensive for everybody else. Provide 'em a whirl. I reside in the Greenhills region and let's encounter it, if you dislike the Gloria Maris and dislike the parking circumstance on Annapolis for the "another" Dimsum place (you understand of what I talk about) in Greenhills, after that....Emperor it really is for me.

Emsy3

4.0

I was never really keen on chicken foot but i tried it anyways within emperor. From that time on it was among my fave meals. The place is quite nice with an excellent dining service. Chinese design meals at its finest!