Keep it simple: "That restaurant's dim sum..."

"the sweets at that restaurant are not only delicious but also not expensive" was not allowed but should be. 点心 doesn't only mean dim sum from cantonese cooking, but can just be dessert [sweets]

'Inexpensive' should be an accepted translation to 不贵.

That restaurant's dim sum is not only delicious it's not expensive. (I should be getting paid for this)

wow... wouldn't take inexpensive? Had to be "not expensive"?

"The dim sum in that restaurant is not only tasty, but also cheap." I'm getting very tired of trying to memorise the exact english translation. Please keep updating the database, Duo.

Dianxin in Mandarin means dessert.

Because "dim sum" is a collection of dishes, I expected this to be a plural "That restuarant's dim sum are ...". I could understand if this was "That restaurant's spaghetti is..." or "That restaurant's signature dish is...".

Yeah they have the words way too broken up. I get it, but at this "advanced" level it is a bit silly.

the dim sum in that restaurant is not only delicious, it is also not expensive

such bad question

I think the answer "That restaurant's dim sum is not only tasty, but also is not expensive" should be acceptable. To my knowledge, 不贵 does not translate directly as "cheap." 便宜的 means cheap.

Which restaurant's dim sum is not only ... should be accepted

The dim sum in that restaurant...?

"That restaurant's dim sum is not only tasty, but also not expensive" is correct, but was not accepted. Please fix.