I had great expectations from this place, and they were only slightly disappointed. The pros: location is good, very central. Venue is very very good, large chandeliers, airy and bright. Food is not bad at all. Probably not ideal for me as I don't know dim sums too much, but still very 'interesting'. Price is OK, considering the location. Queues... More

Yummy, plentiful and inexpensive in a nice room. A bit hard to find, but worth it. The dessert dumplings with black sesame paste are the perfect ending. More

Maxim's Palace is a little difficult to find in the City Hall, but it is well worth the perseverance. We had a short wait for maybe 15 minutes, but when seated the carts of dim sum were very quick to arrive. The range is not as broad as some other fine eateries, but is still very good meeting a wide... More

A must visit for tourists. Great place ! Noisy with the friendly waitresses serving delicious dim sum on their trolleys . The way it use to be in HK. Slowly fading away ! Love it ! More

I love this shop very much. It's dim sum dishes are above standard in Hong Kong. If I am there, I must order Steamed Rice with Chicken Legs and Little Ribs (Some ladies put a cart out with Steamed Rice). Don't forget to add some soya sauce into your steamed rice. More

When one is in Hong Kong, having dimsum is a must do experience. At 1230pm, it was full. We waited for about 10 minutes before we were given a table. Good shrimp toast. Lots of choices from trolleys. I would go back again for the quality of the food and the central location. More

Quality spot... very clean... comfortable... VERY busy so get there early around 11:30AM and take you time. Go with a group so you can enjoy some treats - try the unusual. A bit hard to find... inside the concert center... worth it! NY Times had a good review recently. More

Worth the wait for the experience. Elegant room with crystal chandeliers and women circulating with trolleys and/or trays of different dim sum. Excellent steamed BBQ pork buns; interesting selections like fried squid with spicy salt; and traditional sweets like coconut and sesame 'pudding' (like striped jell-o) and sweetened almond soup. More

good food, good choice, more expensive than other local restaurants serving dim sum. long wait for tables if you miss the opening, can always opt for going towards the closing time. 1/2 hour is plenty to order what you want. If you don't see it on the carts, you can always order it directly from the kitchen. Very clean, spacious... More