Han Dynasty Restaurant

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  F. Laybourn (Fel)

  ·4 months ago

  “Absolutely tasty and a massive portion of chow mein, all of it full of flavour.”

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  Maxi “Toshi” tosh

  ·1 year ago

  “Kinda love this place, food was nice and the price was amazing. Friendly no fuss atmosphere too. And they had puer cha too so that’s a win in my book 💫💜💫”

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  patricia lam

  ·2 years ago

  “Found this restaurant on the edge of Chinatown, it's now known as Yue Xin. Went especially for dim sum for lunch however they have quite a variety of other Chinese foods. Plenty of Chinese clientele here on a Sunday afternoon. Enjoyed different dim sum classics like siu mai, Cheung fan, spare ribs and chicken feet. The waitresses were very friendly and helpful which is quite unusual as I don't usually expect good service in many Chinese restaurants. Tasty food with decent portion sizes, will be returning to try more items off the menus.Food cost around £45 for 3 people including tea.”

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  Cynthia Ifenchor

  ·2 years ago

  “I purposely ordered food I had never eaten before. (except the ones I had attempted to make myself, like the steamed buns. I ordered the rice in lotus leaf, steamed buns with mushroom and chicken, Chicken feet, fish cake and steamed rice. I had sprite. I spent a total of £18.”

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  Axel Grassi-Havnen

  ·2 years ago

  “Found this place via a spontaneous Google search and my word…it’s probably the best Chinese that I’ve personally eaten at. My girlfriend and I ordered a variety of Dim Sum and a plate of Beef Ho Fun each and the Dim Sum was the best Dim Sum we have eaten, whilst the Ho Fun was full of flavour and the texture was gorgeous. I would highly recommend a visit to this place!”

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  Desmond Hui

  ·2 years ago

  “Visited on a weekday. A small Chinese restaurant with not too many tables. Better reserve one in advance for holiday dining. Dim sum food was generally good. But fried noodle appeared too salty. This place appeared under staff.”

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  Fiona Rose Joseph

  ·2 years ago

  “Got steamed dumplings and server who took our order moved very fast and was friendly. The food came at a reasonable time and the food tasted very good. The issue occurred when we went up to pay. First we randomly got charged for tap water. When we questioned it, the server (who was on the phone) didn’t fully even listen to our question then just said okay never mind it and lowered our bill but it still was more than what was expected so we still pointed to where the mistake was and the server said okay mistake and told us she gave us the bill for a different table. While still on the phone she gave us a new bill (which was still wrong) because we were in a rush we just paid and left. Did not take card, only bank transfer as well. Experience ruined by the end, we just wanted leave as soon as we could. Shame :(”

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  Tung Chung

  ·3 years ago

  “Had some lovely dim sum and noodles on this restaurant. It’s a short walk from the main Chinese quarter, but worth a visit. Staff was helpful and ultimately the dim sum was very tasty. Recommended and will come back again.”

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  Ada Obi

  ·4 years ago

  “The restaurant is conveniently located across the street from the Station Street exit of Birmingham New Street station. I believe it’s name has now changed to Yue Xin. The restaurant has ample space and a warm interior decor. They have a dim sum menu, full meal/platter menu and liquor menu. The staff were efficient and helpful. I ordered the jasmine tea, king prawn rice roll, steamed king prawn dumpling, fried Vietnamese rolls and chicken and mushroom rice. The highlights for me were the steamed prawn dumpling and Vietnamese rolls. The jasmine tea was also really light and refreshing so I asked for a second pot which I wasn’t charged for. I enjoyed the chicken and mushroom rice which for £4.80 was a very hearty portion. The rice roll and the sauce it was in was nice just a little too thick for me. If I come again with someone I’ll definitely check out their bigger meal menu. Their dim sum was also really great value for money.”

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  Momoko

  ·7 years ago

  “I love the fact that you get your own pot of soup so you don’t mix with your parties and you can also choose your own soup base. It’s very affordable for an all you can eat hot pot. Great customer service, the owner was so friendly and accommodating. The only negative thing I found here was that they don’t have a great selection of toppings and I noticed some items weren’t as fresh anymore (mostly vegetables as well). Nonetheless it’s still a great spot to pig out with your friends.”

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