It's not just tea

According to relatives and friends studying at Lingnan University in Tuen Mun, there is a style restaurant in the university - Lingnan House. The name is simple and direct with the name of the university. The restaurant is located on the first floor of Lau Lee Wan Wan's Recreation Building. There are two dining spaces at the ceiling. However, if you arrange to dine on the second floor, you will need to use the stairs in the restaurant to get there. The decoration of the restaurant is full of bookish atmosphere, and most importantly, it can entertain the neighbors. Most university restaurants or Chinese restaurants in Hong Kong only entertain students or school staff, and relevant documents are required to book dinner at the restaurant. And the campus has a Chinese garden, after tea you can visit and feel the long-forgotten campus atmosphere. The restaurant will offer afternoon tea time at 1:45pm Monday to Friday. I have never seen a restaurant's afternoon tea time so early. Food prices are economical, tea $6/person, small $17.8, medium $19.8, large $23.8, features $27.8, top $31.8. Although the dim sum style is the same as that of ordinary restaurants, steamed immediately, served hot, making people's index fingers move, the ingredients are not careless. The shrimp intestine is wrapped in translucent powder skin with fluffy whole shrimp, and sweet soy sauce, which tastes great; the fried wontons really have whole shrimp as the filling; the mangosteen beef has not shrunk when cooled and has no residue. The dim sum paper is designed to be environmentally friendly. If you want to order food again, use the original dim sum paper and draw a mark at the first or second order location. You don't need to waste another dim sum paper. Of course, ordering food with a mobile phone is more environmentally friendly, but considering that seniors are still not used to using mobile phones to order, this practice is also worth emulating. Perhaps the restaurant is located within the university, the waiters are very polite and speak quite softly. Although it is located farther away in Tuen Mun, you can visit the campus after having tea.