Must order these Baked Bun with BBQ Pork - MYR10.85 (MYR11.50)
One glass of hot barley drink - MYR3.87 (MYR4.10)
Wasabi Salad Prawn Dumpling - MYR10.85 (MYR11.50)
Will not order this again as I am refraining from eating deep fried food.
Siew Mai - MYR10.85 (MYR11.50). Will definitely order this again as these taste like those siew mai I ate when i was young, bringing back pleasant memories.
Steam Spinach Dumpling - MYR7.83 (MYR8.30). The previous time I thought this was delicious but this time, I find it a bit too oily for my liking so I will not order this next time.
Tonic Medlar & Osmanthus - MYR6.79 (MYR7.20). Will not order this next time as I find it a little too sweet for my liking.
Prawn Dumpling - MYR11.79 (MYR12.50). Will order this again as I find the fillings to be more prawns than other minced meat.
Mango Sago Pomelo - MYR8.77 (MYR9.30). Maybe I will order this again as I like to eat mangoes. The prices in brackets are inclusive of 6% GST. The total bill after service charge and GST came up to MYR92.60 for brunch for 2. We'll be back in another 5 months for I can't get enough of those BBQ buns and Steamed Egg Cakes.
So cute, it's like once every 5 months kind of thing for you to dine here? The one in 1U is already open but I have yet to dine there. No queue that day but I just had lunch so I told my hubby maybe next time.
ReplyDeleteYa, want to go again in another 5 months. yes, I heard that the one in 1U is opened. I wonder whether the food quality is the same. Do go try if you want to.
DeleteAll looks yummy to me, except the Tonic Medlar & Osmanthus is something new to me
ReplyDeleteThat osmanthus flower dessert is quite popular in Taiwan.
DeleteWe have Tim Ho Wan in SG too, but I don't think I had tried it before
ReplyDeleteThey went to open in SG first before coming here. I wonder whether the menu is the same or not.
DeleteOoh those baked buns sure look good.
ReplyDeleteTry some?
DeleteMust be quite loaded to go and eat here - the har kao, usually three only, but at one third of the price. Minced meat in the filling? I thought it ought to be all prawns? Never mind if everything is so good, to die for, but at those prices, I think I'd pass.
ReplyDeleteThis kind of price range is normal for dim sum at nice restaurants. I believe it is even more expensive at hotels. For example the har kao I ate here at Oriental Pavilion at Jaya 33, PJ:
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costs MYR9++ for 3 in a basket so the price for one is roughly the same. I don't think there are any at one third (MYR4) of the price in KL anymore, not even at coffee shops.
The har kao at some places mix minced meat with the prawns in them. I am sure you have come across some like that unless you seldom eat dim sum.
No need to be loaded to eat this once in a while. The price of this meal is less than many things such as eating siew yuk every day. Just need to prioritize where one spend if one really want to eat this.
Oooo I remember this place, the one with long Q.. The wasabi dumpling looks real good..
ReplyDeleteI also remember that, so what I know is this place always long Q, hahaha~~~
DeleteNot that long Q during non meal times. :)
Deleteonly waited for 5-10minutes?? either you were early or there isn't crowd anymore few months down the road.. expect GST, but I don't expect GST on the 10% service charge!! okay, I have not been there before and probably won't, haha!! so it's like a every 5-month thing for you to go and makan there huh?? :)
ReplyDeleteI was there before 10am. The newspapers say that GST has to be imposed on service charge too. Ya, wan to go makan there again but don't want it to be so soon so wait 5 months lah.
DeleteI still have not tried yet. The last time you ate the Osmanthus cake, it wasn't too sweet for you and the steam spinach dumpling wasn't oily...oh dear, so the food is not consistent?
ReplyDeleteOr maybe my palate not consistent? ;p
DeleteThere's one at 1-U and I passed by last weekend. It was packed!
ReplyDeleteThat one just opened. I wanted to go there shopping and thought of eating there.
DeleteSure loks delicious ☺
ReplyDeleteIt is! :)
DeleteThe line outside this restaurant is always long. It's always full. No wonder though. The food is fantastic.
ReplyDeleteAt certain times, no queue.
Deleteall ur must order/recommended is also those that i have eaten before ;-)
ReplyDeleteagree that their pork bun, siew mai and shrimp dumplings are good, coz they use fresh shrimps!
You one person can eat so much, very good!
DeleteYou will only visit once every 5 months for something that you can't get enough of... Tough to get business from you! :P
ReplyDeleteLOL
DeleteSTP says must be loaded to eat here but I am not loaded so gotta save up first for 5 months before can eat here again lah.
Deleteso yummy, I love dim sum. All these look so delicious.
ReplyDeleteYes, delicious!
DeleteWe have one Tim Ho Wan, open for 24 hours
ReplyDeleteSo convenient! Can pop in there any time for food.
DeleteI finally made it to this place. But it wasn't up to my expectations. :( The only thing I found special was the baked charsiew buns in your first pic. Tried a lot of other things (over-ordered a bit for 5) but didn't like them too much. Guess that was my first and last time there.
ReplyDeleteI go there mainly for the baked charsiew buns and also the malai ko. How were they not up to your expectations? Taste too light? Or pieces too small?
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