- how much do you guys willing to pay for a good halal dim sum that taste very very close to the real one (made from pork) and how much are you paying right now to eat halal dim sum or non halal dim sum?

For me as a non-muslim, i would not pay much different on the halal dim sum itself, but instead on other factors, say example the taste is better than else where, or the dim sum variety that it has. I have non tried a halal dim sum, but it would be a great experience, and on a non halal dim sum the cheapest that i have encounter was 2.50 to 5.00 per dim sum

- How much you think is justified if the outlet have a comfortable seating arrangement,air cond, clean, average interior design and renovation.

Well, i have been to similar settings that mentioned by you, and it cost around RM3.50 to RM 6.00 which i find rather reasonable. I will also consider to eat at the place if they have a non smoking area and their non smoking sign not just another decoration.

- On average how much you spend per person for a dim sum meal?

On us a five person will be around RM 50 (no air con) to RM 75 (a comfortable setting, with aslo bigger portion), so it is around Rm 15 per person.

- would you attracted to the offer If the dim sum outlet is having a promotion something like - FREE 2 basket of dim sum of your choice on your next trip when you order 15 basket and above?

For sure, but that provided the dim sum is good and i plan to come back again. I think it should have some promotion targeting new customer like say maybe half price on the dim sum, because for the newly open restaurant, the promotion has to be attrative enough for people to talk about and you get free word of mouth promotion from there.

O.k, so now where is my FREE dim sum ; )