Pat Kin Pat Sun Café

The only outlet with 24 hours food service with dim sum and many others interesting Chinese and western fusion cuisine.

Please please try their Lou Shu Fen! I love lou shu fen, but it is always so hot to eat a bowl of sizzling lou shu fen outdoor without an aircon. Pat Kin Pat Sun has a good lou shu fen with an aircon surroundings, and that is a luxury for me! :)))
Other than that I tried the curry cheese baked rice and it was pretty good too! The café sells mostly Chinese food and finger foods which so far I have not find anything disappointing. They have dim sum too in the morning, but I have never tried it yet.
Price wise, it is located in PV 128 which mostly is student area so it is relatively inexpensive. I revisit this place quite frequently because finding parking is never a problem, service is fast, price is not an issue, and food is good too. There is nothing special about the environment really; but it is decently clean and tidy for a comfortable dining experience.

Pat Kin Pat San is a Hong Kong dining concept restaurant that serves dim sum as well. I highly recommend you try one of their dim sums called golden ball, which is a yellow bun filled with sweet creamy custard. Really heavenly. It comes oozing out once you stick your chopstick in and try to pry it open.
Another dish I always order is their cheese baked rice, very light and not too rich to make you feel ‘jelak’. Rather the plain rice underneath balances out the cheesy creamy toppings. It’s a good place for friends to hand out as well.

While I’m a fan of a diverse variety of meals, ranging from Asian to Southern to Big American Breakfasts, I’m not big on those that are laden with grease, that makes me super sluggish.
Pat Kin Pat Sun offers a wide range of multi-​ethnic foods from dim sum to pastas to salads and all sorts, I find that their most of their dishes are bombarded with oil! Even their salads are drowned in Thousand Island dressing (though you could ask for no dressing) I’m also not a fan of their deep fried foods. Though there are vegetarian options, they literally don’t have vegan options, which is a bummer.
However, their drinks are nice. In fact, I’d usually come here for their Chinese Tea (This is as Asian as I’d get). But seriously, their teas are so fragrant, like Chrysanthemum. It usually puts me in a tranquil mood.
This place is definitely suitable for big family dinners as well as romantic one-​on-​one dinners. The price range is rather affordable. Also, it’s a 24 hour joint, so convenience isn’t really a problem.
Overall, this restaurant would only get a thumbs up for their beverages from me. Not so much for their food.

Known as PKPS in short is a café themed restaurant that sells local to fusion dishes at a very reasonable price.
Located at the ground floor of Pearl Point Hotel, they operate 24 hours to cater for the hotel guests.
Famous for their Lou Shu Fan, which comes in a pipping hot clay pot, it is a must try.
Not forgetting their promotion for dim sum which begins at midnight at 50% off for every basket.
Service is friendly with a café like environment.