Kwong Sum Restaurant (廣心茶楼)
A spotlessly clean dim sum shop that opened near Kwai Chai Hong, the photogenic alley popular with visitors to KL's Chinatown.
The grand signage looks like a century-old institution — but this place only opened in January 2024.
It feels more like a café than a dim sum house.
Pop-art scroll paintings on the wall, white minimalist interior — simple and modern throughout.
A hand-drawn 3D illustration of the restaurant's own interior adds a lively, playful touch to the space.
Standard Malaysian dim sum menu — all the basics are covered.
We came for brunch and ordered congee and Lo Mai Gai (sticky rice in lotus leaf). The menu and quality are both on the standard side. Prices run a touch high for the location. If you're a tourist visiting Chinatown, it's a safe, reliable pick — locals might seek out something cheaper. No alcohol, as expected for a dim sum place open 7 AM–3 PM.
