Had Dim Sum for lunch.

Dim Sum is cheaper than many other kinds of cuisine. Since most restaurants do not prepare the Dim Sum on premises (ie. bought frozen) lower prices should be expected. I think people shouldn't order things normally found in a typical Asian Supermarket like the buns and sticky rice, but that's just me.

The Chicken Feet (Fong Jao) is very good tasting actually, but the thought of it being called Chicken Feet makes it unappetizing. It's deep fried with a batter, then steamed with added sauces. Not sure why the waitress wouldn't recommend it - it's one of the more memorable items on a Dum Sum menu (it's also one of the least healthy choices). The Tripe (Zhu Tou) is also quite popular (it's also a popular dish eaten chilled) so I don't think you had a really good waitress lol.

 Fong Jao

I love Zha Leung, which is the Chinese Doughnut wrapped in rice noodle. Usually topped with Spring Onion, Sesame Seed, and served with sweet Soy Sauce/Hoisin Sauce.

 Zha Leung

Another unknown, but unique (not the typical Ha Gao, Siu Mai combo) dish is Mut Yu Jai, which is a kind of Curried Squid.

 Mut Yu Jai

Hope you try Dim Sum again soon. I'm feeling hungry now :x