Li Yen
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- Cuisine
- Cantonese
- Michelin
- selected
- Price
- $$$
- Website
- https://www.marriott.com/en-us/dining/restaurant-bar/kulrz-the-ritz-carlton-kuala-lumpur/86180-li-yen.mi
- Description
- Embroidered wall panelling, a semi-circular velvet banquette, and mirrors in bronze frames prime diners for a luxury dining experience. On the menu, classic Cantonese takes centre stage – think dim sum, honey-glazed BBQ Iberico pork, and roast goose. Also check out the chef’s recommendations on the first page, often featuring one hero ingredient prepared in a myriad of ways. Most items are available in different portion sizes.
- Review score
- 4.1
- Review count
- 80
- Review summary
- Li Yen, located at The Ritz-Carlton Kuala Lumpur, offers Cantonese cuisine and dim sum. Food quality is generally praised, with fresh dim sum, excellent Peking duck, and unique fusion desserts highlighted. Staff flexibility allows for non-menu requests. Service experiences vary significantly; while some enjoy efficient hospitality, others report slow pacing and difficulty attracting attention. The atmosphere is described as cozy, though temperature control receives mixed feedback regarding air conditioning. Value perceptions are divided, with some finding it reasonable and others citing small portions relative to cost.
- Best for
- Suitable for diners seeking authentic Cantonese dim sum and Peking duck, with prior confirmation of service responsiveness advised.
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