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by SLLiew This is one of the most filmed restaurants of Hong Kong - the Jumbo Floating Restaurant. It is a double storey boat which serve typical seafoond and Cantonese style cooking on board. Most people come for the atmosphere rather than quality of the food. Jumbo Floatig Restaurant is frequented mainly by tourists and locals bringing their overseas business clients or foreign visiting friends. There is a small boat ferrying from the terminal to the floating restaurant. At night, it is more surreal with all the bright lights on the boat over the dark sea. Theme: Chinese/Dim SumPrice: US$21-30 » Currency ConverterComparison: more expensive than averageAddress: AberdeenDirections: Aberdeen
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Located on Aberdeen Harbour about 15 minutes by bus from Wancai District is the Worlds largest floating Resaturant. There are two piers with signs saying Jumbo where you catch small wooden boats across Aberdeen Harbour to get to the restaurants,Around the harbour are women who say they will take you on their boats however they will take you around the harbour first. We decided to go mid morning and try the Dim Sum, for our party of seven I have to say only two really enjoyed it the rest said they were pleased to have tried it but wouldnt do it again. For those of you who do not know Dim Sum are various dishes which come round on a trolley and you pick from a menu which you would like to try, in each steaming basket are maybe three small pieces of Dim Sum to try.
We tried steamed shrimp and chinese spinach dumpling 18HKD, steamed rice noodle roll filled with bbq pork 20HKD and spring roll with shredded taro 18HKD, we all enjoyed the latter dish but there were mixed views about the other two. Some of the Dim Sum on the menu were different!!!! e.g steamed soft turnip with dried scallop, steamed rice with spare rib and chicken claw, steamed fried ox stomach with ginger and scallion and deep fried cows organs. Our bill total including drinks was 377HKD. Leave a Comment Theme: Chinese/Dim SumPrice: US$11-20 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageAddress: AberdeenPhone: 852 2553 9111Directions: AberdeenWebsite: http://www.jumbo.com.hk Other Contact: Fax 852 2553 0527
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by lihue The Jumbo Floating Restaurant is nice for lunch, although it can get crowded by tour groups. It's very touristy, so you can hardly expect a quiet atmosphere, but nevertheless its still worth visiting. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: AberdeenOther Contact: To get there, take a sampan boat
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 its huge! by adelaidean Although we didnt get to eat here, I thought I would include it in my tips, as it would be magnificent to visit and enjoy! The Jumbo Floating Restaurant is known as a tourist Icon in Hong Kong. It was built in 1976 and recently has had a major facelift...It is known for its "6Star" food and caters mainly in seafood..It can accomodate 2,300 people and is one of the worlds largest floating restaurant..We were warned it was expensive...but I would like to eat there just for the experience...Next time! Leave a Comment Theme: SeafoodComparison: more expensive than averageAddress: AberdeenDirections: AberdeenWebsite: www.jumbo.com.HK/
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 Entrance of Jumbo Floating Restaurant. by ahoerner It's really a very nice restaurant and very good service, perfect for a romantic dinner. Leave a Comment Theme: Chinese/Dim SumPrice: US$41 and up » Currency ConverterComparison: most expensiveAddress: AberdeenDirections: Aberdeen
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 Jumbo Restaurnat - Night by frqtflyr Hong Kong Island: Hong Kong Island is the big city brother of Kowloon - A tightly packed, towering city that hasn't been slowed by Chinese rule. The bustle of people in all areas living and working is the biggest attraction to the island, although many visitors head to Aberdeen, on the southern side of the island, where 8000 people live or work on junks anchored in the harbour. Sampan tours of the Aberdeen Harbour are definitely worth the price. Be sure to check out the many floating restaurants. Leave a Comment Theme: Local
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 Jumbo Restaurant by seagoingJLW This is the famous overpriced Jumbo seafood restaurant in Aberdeen. You take a free ferry out to the restaurants. There are really three of them. It is the world's largest floating restaurant and can accommodate up to 2300 guests at one time. It has a staff of more than 300. Take a No 70 or No 75 Citybus from either Central or Admiralty to Aberdeen and board a free shuttle boat to the Jumbo Floating Restaurant. Leave a Comment Theme: SeafoodAddress: AberdeenPhone: (852) 2873-7111Directions: Aberdeen Harbour at Shum WanOther Contact: FAX: : [852] 2553-0527
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 Jumbo Restaurant by seagoingJLW Jumbo, the world's largest restaurant consists of three floating ships. It no longer floats since concrete was placed under it. You get to it by ferry from Shum Wan Pier. You can then choose to dine at Tai Pat, Sea Palace or Jumbo Palace. You can select your meal from either the menu or the tank. Leave a Comment Theme: SeafoodPrice: US$41 and up » Currency ConverterComparison: most expensiveAddress: Shum Wan Pier Drive Wong Chuk Hang, AberdeenPhone: 852-2873-7111Directions: Aberdeen
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 Jumbo, restaurant on the water by Pavlik_NL Most famous restaurant in Hong Kong is the floating Jumbo-restaurant. Here you can eat an excellent dinner or go during the day (cruise-tour) for a Dim Sum-lunch. Still, there are numerous restaurants, especially in Kowloon-district that serve you tasteful dishes from Kantonese to Czechuan, but ... if you don't want Chinese (I wouldn't understand it, how could you?!?), there is also a wide choice in other food. Leave a Comment Theme: Chinese/Dim Sum
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 Jumbo Restaurant by yen_2 As far as I can remember we had a dinner in this well-known floating Resto...Of course it was a frist time, I didn't even know what to order except the dimsum and a pancit..lol.. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: AberdeenDirections: Aberdeen
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