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Don't bother with reservation since it's not honoured anyways. We waited 45 minutes despite our reservation. Would have been longer had we not pushed …
Gary Wong
Skyview Fusion Cuisine
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I came here on an early morning 9:30am for dim sum with the relatives. Turned out that they knew some friends that were already there so we just joine…
Gumbo
Skyview Fusion Cuisine
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Ordered the set dinner for six, which included: deep fried spring rolls, wonton soup, stir-fried seafood with broccoli, stir-fried beef, sweet & sour …
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Skyview Fusion Cuisine is open for Casual Dining. Skyview Fusion Cuisine serves Dim Sum, Cantonese, Chinese and Asian dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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6 Reviews on “Skyview Fusion Cuisine”
Don’t bother with reservation since it’s not honoured anyways. We waited 45 minutes despite our reservation. Would have been longer had we not pushed it. Food nothing special to merit the wait.
I came here on an early morning 9:30am for dim sum with the relatives. Turned out that they knew some friends that were already there so we just joined them. The decor is very nice for a dim sum restaurant, their attention to detail shows up in the quality of their tea. You order through filling out a menu sheet. There will not be any dim sum carts here. We had their BBQ Pork Rice Roll, Spring Rolls, Turnip Cake, Shrimp Dumpling, and Preserved Egg Congee. They were all very good, portions as well as the taste. My favorite was their Portuguese Chicken pie which was crispy on the outside but very savory and moist on the inside. For about six people the bill came to about $10/person. They have a giant sized projection screen on one end of their restaurant. Perfect for wedding banquets to display photos, World Cup Soccer, and the Super Bowl?
Ordered the set dinner for six, which included: deep fried spring rolls, wonton soup, stir-fried seafood with broccoli, stir-fried beef, sweet & sour pork, crispy chicken, BBQ pork, fried rice, and dessert. Out of all the dishes, the BBQ pork really stood out. Waaaay better than the kind you’d get at your usual Chinese take-out place. I’m talking about fresh, juicy, pork- the kind that chopsticks go to war for.The stir-fried seafood with crown broccoli was also pretty good. Same goes for the dessert, which weren’t fortune cookies despite what may have been written on the menu. Instead, they served us gelatinous sesame and red bean cubes (Chinese jello essentially), something I’ve never seen before and was pleasantly surprised by.Overall, I was impressed with Skyview’s attention to detail. They seem to go the extra mile when it comes to presentation and ensuring good quality food. The portions were quite generous too!
I went here for dinner with my family to try their BBQ dishes. While it was more expensive than we’re used to, the food was quite good. The service is friendly and efficient, which is a nice change from other Chinese restaurants. The restaurant was clean and had a pleasant atmosphere.
So happy. I was there with my cousin for dim sum couple of weeks ago, and was surprised by how happy and friendly all the staff were, it’s a very nice change compare to some other chinese restaurants, food was good as well. We were there for couple of hours and didn’t feel rush.
Ridiculous long lines (at least an hour) for weekend dim sum while there are empty tables