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Koi Palace Restaurant
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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I was really anticipating a great meal and was completely disappointed. The Har gow, shrimp dumplings, smelled fishy and were not tasty, the selection seemed poor, the service was incredibly slow. We would request things and it would take forever to get them (in some cases we never did). It took us over 20 minutes to pay for the meal (and this was after we finally flagged down a waiter). I don't see how this place survives. It's not that inexpensive either. Tong Kiang, Hong Kong Flower Lounge, and Yank Sing are all way better than this place. Another favorite for great cheap dim sum (more take out than eat in) is Good Luck Dim Sum. My mom was with us. She remembers the dim sum in Hong Kong - this is nothing like it she said.
Pros: Parking was pretty good
Cons: Food and service
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