Cheers Palace

Dim Sum here is pretty decent. What stood out for me was their soft skin char siew and prawn chee cheong fan in some light sauce. To eat dim sum at Cheers Palace is going to be costly. My family and I went during their 50% off promotion, and at 50% off, we thought the prices were reasonable.
The interior of the place is equivalent to a high class Chinese restaurant that caters for weddings. They have round tables with napkins folded neatly on the plate. The waiter that served us was friendly. When asked what was recommended, she would tell us what would be worth our money, and she would come back to check if every thing was going well.