Imperial Shanghai Lamian & Xiao Long Bao

When I saw this water house hotel, my first reaction was: Isn’t this a sack? But after discovering that it is located in Indonesia, I think it will become a popular resort hotel dominated by Internet celebrities like the Marriott in Phu Quoc Island. After all, it is more affordable! (In fact, it has long been occupied by foreign Internet celebrities.) I saw that the price of a single villa (double room) around the eve of the Spring Festival is only about 800 yuan per person, which is really a bargain. There are very few introductions about this hotel on Xiaohongshu, so I made a detailed guide. Friends who have travel plans can use it as a comprehensive consideration.

The dumplings are pretty good, the vinegar contains shredded ginger, which is absolutely authentic. There is a lot of juice in the dumplings, and the black-bone chicken soup is absolutely amazing and delicious.

It is considered a relatively good Chinese restaurant. The recommended dishes are various snacks from the north and south. It is particularly surprising to be able to taste snacks with Sichuan flavor. In fact, most of the dishes are Cantonese dim sum.

I have no problem with the taste of the food here. I like the steamed buns with vegetables, spring rolls, seafood ramen, fried chicken with chili and cashews. I feel like I have eaten very authentic Chinese food here, just like returning home. The service provided by the owner and the staff made us very happy and comfortable, thank you very much.

This was my first time dining here with friends. We ordered chicken ramen, tofu and vegetables, and Hainanese chicken, and dim sum dishes like romaine, barbecued pork buns, and siomay. Everything was delicious. The service was excellent, and the owner was very welcoming and even gave us a good discount. I'll definitely be bringing friends back next time.

This Chinese-style restaurant has a pretty good environment, which is quite quaint. There are many snacks inside, including my favorite soup dumplings, the meat filling tastes really Chinese, and the noodles are also very well made.

It's like a tea restaurant, with a lot of Chinese food and snacks. The steamed buns and ramen are pretty good, and there are also Sichuan wontons. The prices are definitely a little higher, but I think it's still acceptable and pretty good.