So this is Paradise Dynasty in Mongkok 2/F Grand Tower - what an award winning Saturday meal!

Very fresh - u can see the chefs in the window!

We visited HK for the first time this month & found this relaxing place in the Causeway Bay Area right neat Times Square. The colourful XLB drew us in & after a busy morning shopping with our two little ones, the restaurant was a welcome find where we were able to relax and enjoy really good food. The staff sat my husband and I and out two kids next to the water feature that runs along the middle of the restaurant and it was beautiful. We loved the La Mian with Braised Pork Belly and the 8 colourful XLB of different flavours. We came back a second time the next week and the kids loved the sweet and sour fish! There is a big window where you can watch the XLB being made and to order you just tick the items you want on a paper menu so that you get exactly what you want! Definitely recommend this place if you're visiting the area.

Went here with a group from work, but at a different location. The new resturaunt is located in Mongkok in the Grand Plaza building. The food was really good, especially the pork bellies, as were the dumplings. The staff was very attentive and the atmosphere was fun and full of people having a great time. The place isn't cheap, but not expensive either. Good, fun and delicious.

We went there for lunch. It was full and a queue waiting outside. We booked in advance so no need to queue. The rainbow Xiao long Bao is well presented but the tastes of various favours are not so distinctive. Other dim sum dishes are good but in small portion. The cold chicken is also nice. I found the prices are a bit dear in terms of the portion of each dish. One good point of the restaurant is the tables are divided with more spacing compared to others in Hong Kong. I particularly like the rectangular water pond in the middle decorated with metal lotus. The comfort environment is the best.

Very decent XLB and good for groups so you can sample lots of dishes. The coloured XLB make for a fun game my friend came up with - hide the flavour cards provided and guess each as you try them! It's more difficult than you think it would be!

Service is spotty, but hey this is Hong Kong. Try a bunch of things off the menu and try to get a reservation as this place can get quite busy.