It used to be famous for dim sum but I’m afraid it has gone down hill in quality and quantity. Service was also extremely poor as the waiters could not understand basic commands. Prawn Chong fun is poor-One prawn per sleave of. Half the dish...only had the chong fun noodle with no filling! Charging 5 ringgit for chili oil is a rip off as it’s a standard to give it as an accompaniment. Mango prawn good -Good batter and sizeable portions but too oily Salad prawn dumpling again oily as fired with thick batter and bland and was chewy. Been sheet roll in abalone was below average- didn’t taste of much/ extremely bland. Har Gau again average, the Fried Lou Pak Gou was ok, small portion. Aubergine with fish ball was ok. Mango pudding was too firm and didn’t taste adequately of mango The mango sago again had too much fluid and a huge lump of ice cream Service was terrible as the waiters could not understand basic English commands. Also one har gau dish arrived after our deserts arrived as it took too long! Oily, small Portions and below average tasting food with poor service. Won’t be returning!More

My son and I visited Marco Polo yesterday (Friday). It was our first visit and we totally enjoyed the food served. It was clean-tasting Chinese cuisine at its best. The restaurant's signature crabmeat and chicken noodle dish was our favourite. Lightly flavoured with a delicate...sauce, it was delicious. We would have no trouble ordering it again! We had scallop pancakes as an appetiser and totally enjoyed the four pancakes served with a special dressing. My son enjoyed the hot and sour soup while I found the tofu and loofah squash dish very tasty; the gravy was really nice. All in all, a most rewarding dining experience!More

Was at Marco Polo to celebrate my mil's birthday. We booked 3 tables and were given a big room with a small stage. Every set came with a free bottle of red wine. Food and service were superb, value for money. Is indeed a good...place to dine, especially to entertain guests and have functions.More

Dim sum buffet ( trolley coming at your table ) is amazing. Menu is also vast and very good . I recommend the crispy duck and pork belly . Staff is friendly and professional but most waiter speak only Chinese .

Expensive steam 筍殼魚 （English night be Bamboo Shell Fish) was over cooked! We only eat little bit but feels very hard like plastic cannot be swallow, direct complaint and return whole fish to manager - old women with short perm hair, she was dark face...and never apologized! We still have to pay amount for this over cooked steam fish in expensive total bill ! Terrible with this kind of services! I was too angry and Regret that forgot take picture to show on TripAdvisor!More

We came in and want to order food, but no menu was given. Have to call the waitress, then only menu is provided. But we got six person of us, the menu only given one then again have to call again. Can't order thru waitress,...have to wait for captain. When the captain pass by we call right in front of his face. He just ignore and walk away. Then we have to call again waitress. Then the waitress again have to inform the captain. Finally he came with dead father face. It already took more than 30mins just to call a captain to come for food ordering. Imagine that how are we going to eat as we only have 1 hour lunch break and we still have to wait for them to cook and serve. Some more with his dead father's face, the happiness of our gathering already gone!!! We want to tell the captain "If you are not happy with your job, then don't do. For the management of Marco Polo "Please always ensure your staff is professional enough to serve customer as it is your responsibility in this food and servicing industry!!!"More

On Sunday 20 March 2016 at noon I went with may family for a lunch at Marco Polo. We chose menu á la carte. It was a good food. However, it was a terrible experience that when we were finishing lunch, a rat crossed under...our table, over my daughter's feet. So I requested the bill and before we left I could see again the middle sized brown rat. Disgusting. I informed the waiters about this. They did not seem surprised and there was only one young gentleman, dressed with formal attire, that expressed his apologies. For the rest of the crew it was like "yeah, yeah..so whats the problem, buddy?") Of course we will never be back there again, and I take time to let everybody know about this.More

Worth making an effort to come here for a dim sum feast. (They also have a Chinese Buffett) the selection is vast and plentyful. Very tasty and reasonably priced.

This is one of the more popular dim sum restaurants around KL. We had heard about this for quite some time but never got around to trying it... were very glad we tried the dim sum. To get tables it is helpful to arrive early....Located in Lim Foo Yong building, the restaurant has undergone recent renovations and to us did not look 'too gloomy' unlike previous reviews. The service was quite good, attentive and fun in a casual, Cantonese kind of way. The dim sum and the buns were well made and quite traditional in a Kuala Lumpur way. We enjoyed the visit, the food was tasty and I would definitely bring my friends and family again.More

You’re greeted by the dank and smell of cockroaches as you get seated in the dining hall, an experience familiar to large Chinese restaurants of yore. Get past it and the quality of dim sum is actually alright. Don’t mind returning.

The Dim Sum buffet here is simply wonderful. For a very reasonable price (just around RM50-60 per person if I'm not mistaken), you get a wide range of delicacies, with things from the usual Dim Sum menu (Har Kou, Siew Mai, Char Siew Bao, Chinese...pastries, porridge etc.), as well as other Chinese/Malaysian dishes and desserts, ranging from fried noodles to tau fu fa and ice kacang. And like most buffets, salads, fruits, tea and coffee are also served. The taste and quality of the food are very good too. Just a few things to note: the buffets are only on Sundays at fixed times (first session: 9am-12:30pm, second session: 1pm-3:30pm). And the restaurant can get very packed, so be sure to make phone reservations a few days before dining here to avoid disappointment.More

One of the older dim sum restaurants in KL, this place is clearly popular with locals and was mobbed when we visited. Due to renovations at the front porch, it was a trek to get to their parking lot. At 12 noon, they had sold...out of the hot favourites like egg tarts and roasted 'char sue bao'. However, service was efficient and we had a reasonable lunch of average dim sum. Beware those with a nut allergy - even innocent dishes like 'char sue' (barbecued pork) are marinaded in peanut oil!More