Fu Er Dai

Self-service dim sum place. Opens early, we were there at 8 am and didn’t have to wait for a table but noticed after 8:30 am a queue was forming. The selection was excellent and what we chose was all delicious. The staff were all attentive. We didn’t know you can refill your teapot on your own but they were happy to fill ours for us. You queue up to get more food if you want try more dishes. Despite the queue, the staff don’t rush you away and you enjoy your meal and chat and drink your tea which is the whole concept of eating dim sum. Many families were there and taking their time to enjoy their meal. Setting is pretty basic but it sets an atmosphere all of its own. Worth a visit if you’re yearning for dim sum.

This restaurant was recommended by a local Grab driver, a vibrant and bustling restaurant that immediately made an impression. The atmosphere was lively, with the sounds of chatter and the clinking of plates creating an energetic vibe. The highlight of the meal was, of course, the dim sum. They offer a wide variety of options and the service was exceptional. The waitstaff were not only friendly but also very helpful in guiding us through the menu, offering recommendations when we were unsure. Highly recommend it if you're in the mood for a great dim sum feast!

A very good experience ordering dim sum. They have a great and unique system here that differs from and is better than Australia in many ways. You take a tray to the counter and select amongst a plethora of cuisine, steamed, baked and fried. All of your selections are taken from below the stacked baskets, ensuring they are hot and fresh. The Wu kok (No 3) and steamed dim sum are superb. There is a good range and something to please everyone. Staff are helpful and engaging. If something you like runs out, it will usually be replaced for you when you visit for another round.

Delicious & authentic dim sum! Parking service was outstanding, the only reason I give 4 stars is because we had to queue to pick & carry own food. Nice cooling & huge place. Extra credit to parking service uncle for going the extra mile to entertain customers who were waiting.

The dim sum is compatible with the price of the item. If you ordered any dim sum with prawns, it will have at least 2 generous size of prawns inside. The dim sums are fresh and flavourful. Arrived around 7.30am, still plenty of parking and no need to queue. But when we leave around 8.30am then there's a long queue. Cost of our meal as per the image is around RM70.

No frill dim sum in Penang town. Was there at 1.30pm on Tuesday and there is no more crowd. Dim sum is delicious and service is fast. Parking is easy within it's compound and free. Worth trying if happen to be in Georgetown area. Price is slightly on the high side though.

Michelin Gourmand rated. It was ok in terms of the steamed item. Saving grace was the bigger sized prawns. Otherwise it’s average as expected of a dim sum joint worthy of their salt. The fried stuff was good. The egg tart was creamy and the pastries oozes out butter and flaky. It was the star of the show. The Char Siew Sau was also good so was the yam char Siew. They were saving grace worthy of their Michelin mention. Prices on high side for penangite average eater, many tourists, likely because their selection are more friendly to less (and come once tourist) picky or critics. Will only come here again if all other places are closed on Monday.

The enviroment here is enjoyable, especially if you don’t mind indulging in the pricey dishes. For a shop in this area and settings the price is definitely on the high side. Service is very fast. You just pick the dimsum you want. The food is average to me. Parking is very convenient. The only drawback is : The toilet only has 3 stalls, which is very inconvenient when there are many people. @Ron10/2/2025