Losing one’s appetite and patience while reading through the gushing descriptions of food listed on a menu, is a common experience. Perhaps the tradition of a mobile menu and tableside delivery of food loaded on carts that are wheeled through the restaurant can be a far better method of eating to your heart’s content.

Dim Sum is a most cultured way of eating known in the tradition of Chinese culinary experiences. It will help one give equal attention to eating healthy and indulging in savoury food. Savoured moist parcels of a variety of light snacks varied in flavour combined with a cup of tea, has been part of the way of life of Chinese people, especially of the residents of Guangzhou, Guangdong Province over a very long period of time. Guangzhou, one of the 24 historical and cultural cities in China, is home to the oldest and best eateries in the whole of China. Dim Sum became an inextricable part of Chinese culinary since the Song Dynasty. The world renowned Silk Road paved way to many travelers to journey from all corners of the world to experience the remarkable lightness in lingering over a succulent breakfast complete with roast meats and soups.

The most amazing thing about Dim Sum is the ability to order just the amount you want. Dim Sum, when directly translated means ‘a bit of heart’ is also part of the Yum Cha culinary tradition which involves a meal consisting of small portions of meat, seafood, vegetables, deserts and fruits served together with tea. The tasty dumplings consist of succulent combinations of crabmeat and pork steamed and served on thin paper arranged neatly on bamboo baskets. Other significant dishes include garlic pork ribs, chicken feet, turnip cake, pork buns, pan fried squid mixed with spicy salt and mouthwatering Lau Sa Bao buns with duck egg yolk filling. Flavoured tea is usually served along with the meal; however rice wine and beer could also be good alternatives.

Located at Tiyuxi Road, Tianhe District, Springdale Serviced Residence has a collection of modern spacious apartments suitable for both the business and leisure traveler. Situated within the reach of multinational companies, commercial offices and shopping areas, Tiyuxi Road MRT Station and the Guangzhou East Railway Station, these apartments can be ideal for a comfortable and convenient stay. Springdale Serviced Residence is a well known Guangzhou serviced apartment where guests can wake up in the morning and head to their well known restaurant which offers the ultimate Cantonese Dim Sum experience; where one gets to chose from a wide range of assortments of snacks brought to the table by waiters on carts.