Shang Palace

The restaurant offers a dim sum buffet priced at 600-700 THB per person, which includes drinks like tea and chrysanthemum tea. The quality of the food is quite good; the fried items are delicious, and the shu mai and bao are on par with expectations for a hotel restaurant. While the menu may not be very diverse, it's definitely worth a visit. The main meats available are crispy pork and red pork. I would suggest that the restaurant consider adding another type of meat, such as Peking duck, to the buffet to make it even more appealing. Overall, I would rate it 9/10. P.S. The shrimp rice rolls are no longer available.

One dish that truly captured my heart and had me ordering multiple servings was the crispy pork – it was excellent! On the other hand, one item that didn’t meet my expectations was the soup dumplings. The first batch was quite dry, with one dumpling lacking juice and the other one having very little. Even after ordering it again, the quality didn’t improve.

Terribly disappointing. We dined at the Shang Palace in Makati, so were excited to try the all you can eat dim sum here in Bangkok. BIG MISTAKE, as it is not even comparable in taste, quality, atmosphere, nor service. First of all, it’s not a restaurant, it’s a banquet room with a bunch of tables in it, so the atmosphere is weird. Plus, there is a corridor for the hotel right next to the dining room, so people are constantly walking by while you’re eating. The food is okay...if you can get any. After we ordered our first round, our waitress never came around again, so we were never able to order a second round or dessert, which negates the all you can eat idea. We had to flag down the manager to ask about the hot mustard that we had requested 20 minutes prior. We never got a refill on our hot tea (that was not included). We were never offered anything. After sitting for 15 minutes with a table full of empty plates, empty glasses, our elbows on the table with our hands folded beneath our chins, timing how long it would take for someone to notice we were done and waiting for our bill, we finally got fed up and flagged someone down. This was the most disappointing restaurant experience we have ever had in a Shangri-La property.

Here is a Chinese restaurant located in the Shangri-La Hotel. A restaurant is a kind of big. There is a private room also. Love their Peking duck, every menu serve in a big plate. I feel full to try their dessert, but next time., also dim sum kinds of big size. It’s a nice place to try Chinese cuisine.

My friend’s wedding was published in the place There’s professional services and traditional Chinese servings which was on the menus (pic attached) but also was special menus such as “Grilled duck rolls”