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Royal China Pearl

Tai Po

Nestled within the Sam Mun Tsai neighbourhood on the edge of Tai Po, this fine-dining establishment celebrates the artistry of Cantonese gourmet with a backdrop of mountain and sea views. Guests can enjoy delicately crafted dim sum such as deep-fried Wagyu beef puffs folded into the shape of a handbag and goldfish-shaped dumplings in superior broth, as well as steamed rice with crab in lotus leaf, and a sharing portion of whole barbecued suckling pig. On a clear sunny day, al fresco dining is available. 

DD27, Yim Tin Tsai, Sam Mun Tsai Road, Tai Po, New Territories +852 2665 7282
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