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Dim Sum Restaurant Jin Xuan Hong Kong @ Kuchai Entrepreneurs’ Park, Kuala Lumpur

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Quite a number of times that I drive pass through this shop especially on weekend, there will be usually a huge crowd standing at this newly open restaurant about 2 months ago for dim sum Restaurant Jin Xuan Hong Kong. Traffic will be bad around this area as you can see many people standing and hunting for tables.

Thus it gives me the urge to give them a chance to try it out with my curiosity is it that nice?

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According to one of my friend, the owner used to have a few shops in this area and now decided to combine up and make a big one which is very eye catchy when you drive through the road on morning at weekend.

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First dish that the guy came over was with ‘Hong Kong Chee Cheong Fun’ that served cold instead of hot or warm that turns out to be not that nice.

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‘Pork Pau’ was next its served warm but then the filling in it is cold already (wondering they just steam for a while and took out already), the gravy of is a bit sweet and salty.

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‘Siu Mai’

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One of my favourite that I will not miss in tim sum is ‘Pai Kuat’.

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‘Har Kau’ that the skin is quite thick.

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‘Beancurd Skin with fish ball paste’ turns out to be quite good, cripsy on the skin, dipping it with chili and sweet sauce  is just nice.

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‘Fried Prawn’

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‘Fried Lou Pak Gou’ if its served hot then would taste much nicer.

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‘Char Siew Bun’ with butter skin on the top layer is not bad.

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‘Polo Pau’

After had this few, we do not have much of the appetite to continue already and when then bill came into around RM45 and with that kind of pricing, I can go for better options. Crowd is just the matter and the food taste so so only surely doesnt come anything near to Hong Kong taste.

[update 5/5/2016] tried again and still taste normal and it is quite expensive now.

-= Ka Ching =-

Food Rating 4/10, below average~ -Stamped-

–Warning– This is based on my individual taste. Try it at your own risk-

Location:
Dim Sum Restaurant Jin Xuan Hong Kong
Kuchai Entrepreneurs’ Park,
A 32, 34, 36, Jalan 1/116B,
Kuchai Entrepreneurs’ Park,
58200 Kuala Lumpur.

Tel: 012 396 6881
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Ming Court Hong Kong Dim Sum @ Ipoh

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Ipoh is also known as one of the food hunting ground where you can see a lot of write-ups on online media or local newspaper. We were stop by in Ipoh during our road trip up to Hatyai, that we purposely start our journey early to stop by here for their famous tim sum. For the first time being here and much review readed regarding on this stall, yet Jonathan being at his hometown lead us they way to this Ming Court Hong Kong Dim Sum.

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This is one of a famous restaurant to dine in the morning and we have to look out for table ‘Siapa cepat, dia dapat’ kind of thing.

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The business is so good that some of them do not mind share tables with strangers.

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As we were very hungry, and we just ordered most of the tim sum we see that passing by on cart, carried by the waitress or randomly ordered.

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On that morning, all of us were disappointed with the quality of the tim sum, most of the tim sum we did not finish till we got no appetite to continue and Jonathan also said that it is very different from what he had last round and it is not cheap, for a simple order like that it cost us RM100 which I find it VERY expensive! I guess next round I would want to try out the opposite tim sum, which is also another famous restaurant.

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We were still hungry and looking for food to eat, and found this uncle selling ice cream potong that so many auntie ta pau it, then we decide to join the crowd also.

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The ice cream that store in cold temperature by using dry ice to maintain its freshness.

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We tried out ‘Cendol’ for RM1.20 a stick that have ‘Red Bean’, ‘Durian’ and ‘Mango’ (if not mistaken). It would not taste exactly the same as the Ice Cendol we eat but with a strong taste of gula melaka that overpower the taste of it.

This uncle had been selling ice cream for many years since his dad, as in the morning he would be selling in between the dim sum restaurant till 11am then he will move to another area to sell.

After this place, we head to another shop for second round of breakfast~

-= Ka Ching =-

Food Rating 4.5/10, Below average~ -Stamped-

–Warning– This is based on my individual taste. Try it at your own risk-

Location:
Ming Court Restaurant
32-36, Jalan Leong Sin Nam,
30300 Ipoh, Perak.

Tel:05-2557143

Close On Every Thursday


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