Hi-Lai Celebrity Cuisine Taipei Dunhua Branch

Delicacy dishes. Expect price on the high side.

Good place for lunch!

Recommended quality restaurant, but lack of detail and skills. Great and decent ingredients, but poor cooking, much more to improve on quality control or management.

My sister came to Taiwan and ate a course meal last Saturday. While eating something like steamed fish, I was checking to see if my sister's mouth sounded like she broke her teeth. We couldn't speak Chinese, so we told the staff in English, 'I think her teeth are broken.' As if nothing had happened, the employee suddenly brought in a toothpick, saying, 'It's a fish bone.' Who doesn't know it's a fish bone?And there's no service that goes along with why toothpicks are brought to you, just 'Michelin' on the sign of the restaurant. The food is expensive, so it tastes not very good, and this restaurant will never get Michelin star for life. Never go. It's a waste of money. Travelers. Don't be fooled by the Michelin sign. My injured sister went back. She went to the hospital today to pull out a broken tooth and get a neurological treatment. She seems to have only bad memories when she comes to Taiwan. In particular, don't hang on the "Michelin" sign for irresponsible response from your restaurant.

Excellent service, attending and caring staffs.

Good service. Delicious food. Good environment.

High quality Cantonese dim sum, with many dishes you would not be able to find in ordinary Cantonese restaurants. Everything was delicious. Only thing is to ask them to serve slowly if you are not in a hurry, they tend to serve them a little too quickly. The service is first class. Definitely save room for desserts, the black sesame pastry and almond deserts were out of this world.

Good place to catch up and enjoy decent food~