Alan Chan

The dumplings are what's special here, delicious and just like how grandma makes back home so if you come here you must try the dumplings. You pretty much can't go wrong whatever variety of dumplings you choose, they are all handmade here and are nice. If you ask for my opinion, I'd say the prawn ones are better than the pork ones, and skip their 'specials' such as the lobster, or abalone or cuttlefish dumplings, they are overpriced and nothing special despite their name.

The noodles are nice too, I recommend the dandan noodles and the pork rib noodles.

Their drinks are expensive, especially the hot tea, better stick to the tap water.

Beautiful coastal scenery with great sunset view as well, although can get quite crowded. Need to pay to use the toilets here, if you go to the car park instead can use toilets for free which are clean as well. Plenty of shops to buy souvenirs and food and drink nearby. Recommended place for your itinerary.

Had a really enjoyable hour - 1.5 hours in here on a rainy afternoon, reading about the history of Lloyd's Bank and the bank of Scotland. The exhibition is just right, not too short nor too long, and the amount of detail is just right not to make you get bored. The fact that admission is free makes it a steal and is recommended to anyone interested in history. There is a small gift shop here but no cafe or anything.