If from PJ old town/new town, hv to pass Pearl & also the New Pantai Highway...thereafter a row of OKR wooden shanty town. The restaurant is on the left after the shanty town (Opposite Tmn Desa junction/Maybank

only i recommend sang kuat. and you kena liok liao hahahaha.
i only makan for RM 30 hahahaha. but yea, basically all price increase liao. cannot help it, harga babi naik, harga petrol naik semua pun naik. only gaji tak naik.

i got 2 more places to recommend you all for dim sum.
1 is deep in sg buloh for the more adventerous people and the cheapskates like me.
2 is deep in jinjang utara for the less adventerous people and super lousy service. i dont normally recommend places with lousy services but i'm going to make an exception for this one. why ? coz its really really cheap and good. i never eat dim sum for 6 people amounting to RM 28 before hahaha.

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Added on June 24, 2008, 2:53 ameh bro, i know u sure try my recommendations. i want you to go to the sg buloh one first. if u interested, i give u more details.

This post has been edited by sharkteef: Jun 24 2008, 02:53 AM

is the sg buloh 1 near pasar? open in the morning only if i remember correctly. tried that years ago, before LDP started operating. lol

please do give us more details. tq

sri petaling??

Haha Sg Buloh is abit far for me....nevertheless, u can PM me the coordinate to me if possible

@Danny - Those Sri Petaling Dim SUms hv been discussed earlier on pg 1 & 2.. ..Wondering no one mentioning Kam Lum Tai in Sri Petaling - Wondering whether it's the same one moved from SS2 years ago Those famous Sri Petaling is located in the center row opposite the fishing pond at Sri Petaling (Too bad I dun hv the name)..just follow the crowd....There are atleast 4 gigantic Dim Sums on the same row opposite the fishing pond!!

My other recommendations for those in Puchong:

1) Yuen Garden - The better one from the other 3 surrounding Puchong Jaya such as (Maxim/Kam Hin/..?..)
2) Taiji Eateries (Previously Ming Court) - The better one located beside Puteri Mart Bdr Puteri (There are 2 others such as Hong Kee - having branch in Damaansara Jaya) & Hong Kong Chef -so-so)

went to Eden Dim Sum Restaurant at Bandar Manjalara last weekend.. dim sum quite nice.. but be careful not to take those in baskets.. they are expensive!

We didn't know and took some abalone and scallop dim sum.. abalone one RM8, scallops one RM5!! We ate 6 types of dim sum and the bill was RM30 lolz. Got 1 type of prawn dimsum.. they stack 4 fresh prawns and make it to a dim sum.. got 3 in each basket.. also RM5. RM5 for 12 prawns.. hmm.. ok kot?

Ask for the price first b4 you take lah.. normal items like harkao and siumai are RM3 each.

Went to Hai Thian Lo Restaurant in Klang a few weeks ago. Good Dim Sum and if you go weekdays after 1030am, there is a 50% discount. Not sure when is the expiry for this offer. Weekend got 10% discount.

With the 50% discount, it is cheaper to have Dim Sum than Bah Kut Teh in Klang!

http://www.wikimapia.org/#lat=3.1975169&lo...=18&l=0&m=a&v=2

got 2 things i need to tell you about.

1 - they have more fried stuff for dimsum ......
2 - avoid sunday mornings


i might as well add, (off topic)

for those who love to eat chinese food, beside that dimsum place is a rest, that serves chinese food. authentic dishes hainanese style. very cheap , very good. confirm you can never get that price around pj or kl. whats famous there ? fish head - "soong yi tau" to be exact. eat the "pau fah yuk" if u've never tried that. fried pork slices marinated with honey and cili padi. fried till crisp and crunchy. another place to get pau fah yuk is when u're at genting 1/2way point neat the restaurants at seri malaysia there.

for those that love chee chap chuk and really genuine soong yi tau can go opposite the dim sum shop i recommended. Signboard is in red, u cant miss it. 5 brothers opened 5 diff restaurants there in that area. i've went to all 5 bro's place and i'm happy with all 5 of them. pricing is something u'll never get when u're in pj or kl. cheap !
trust me, try 1 of them first. if u like it, i'll give u the wiki to the rest of the 3.
1 is next to the dim sum place, 1 opposite the carpark lot whereby the signboard is red and the que is super long. both open from morning till night ! enjoy guys........


This post has been edited by sharkteef: Jun 24 2008, 02:26 PM

The only dim sum place I know is Subang Jaya's Holiday Villa's only Chinese Restaurant, if I'm not mistaken, the name is called something "Four Seasons". It is ideal for those who are club members of the Holiday Villa Club. I believed it's Halal, because many non-Chinese customers.families go there to eat on weekends.(I am only half XD) Also, SO MANY VARIETY and it's tasty, yum yum. Now they have the buffet or ala carte dim sum type. I think it opens from morning until 3PM? Unless Holiday Villa is having the special 5 restaurants buffet dinner, it does open at night until 10PM+? and still serve dim sum, but not as many as the regular morning - noon/tea time schedule.

Yeah, that's all. The only other place I go for dim sum is in Hong Kong. =S

post is worthless if no mention of the buffet price

your four seasons rest in holiday villa is under tai thong management. i hate tai thong.

and thanks for the halal tip. dimsum somehow taste better when served non-halal.

there is 2 dim sup shops on that map. which is the 1 u recommending?


offtopic abit. have look through wikimap from sharkteef for yan-yan. is the ah wong bak kut teh nice?
the wan tan mee and grilled lamb near there not bad. din know the prawn mee was nice though.
any nice foods in old klang/old town ?

This post has been edited by pangning: Jun 24 2008, 10:21 PM

wikimapia shows the co-ordinates and i centered it.


old town got famous bak kut teh. the owner is a damn good photographer as well. oh btw his shop is one of the best BKT around M'sia. dont believe me, go to his shop and look at the newspaper clippings and awards he got for BKT and his art as well in photography.

Heng Kee Bak Kut Teh

http://wikimapia.org/#lat=3.0855155&lon=10...=18&l=0&m=a&v=2


his brother in law - not so delicious as his, but still ok coz he opens later in the night

http://wikimapia.org/#lat=3.0864315&lon=10...=18&l=0&m=a&v=2

pretty near each other. easy to find.

and i dont know what your nice food is, so i suggest u provide more info apart from location, such as your budget, your taste, spicy or salty, your tolerance level towards each, and your expectations. that helps in recommendation.

i live in ss2.. shop, preferably, that is within 30 mins driving.

chinese foods aint expensiev anyway, as long as dun order something exotics or extraordinary. budget no more than 20, 40 tops(that is for special case)

bitter 3
sour 5
salti 6
sweeti 5
0-minimum 10-maximum

dun think tolerance level is a good measurement though. it can be very subjective sometimes.
dun really like thai foods, in other words not super spicy and sourness
foods that give as much satisfactions as possible while i give away as little money as possible
foods that is extraordinary in the ordinary or special on its own.

hijacking the thread now..lol

This post has been edited by pangning: Jun 25 2008, 05:20 AM

janbo food so so only, jus had last weekends, its not super good however still edible lah.. 2 of us eat plus , tea, tax .. less than rm40.

Most of the dim sum menu is repeatable, like pork,chicken,shirmp siu mai, .. (dont order too much not so nice as expected, worst than Jln Ipoh's and Dim Sum world's ones)

Their menu got like 40 items including dimsum, Baos, cheung fan, fried carrot cake and fried noodles.

And the only nice thing there is their chicken wings and the tong sui dessert.

Can tried once but I dont think I will go back there , cos food not appealing and service very bad. You need order only they send, but most of times need wait quite long. And better dont sit near entrance, aircon not working well and they keep open, so very warm.

I prefer Dim Sum World, hmm tasty and worth the price, (RM3/basket)

rm3 per basket is pricy. for the standard "har kau" "siew mai" its pricy. as of now, even with price increase it should be around the region of RM 2.30 per serving. u like to let people "liok" you nicely thats my assumption. either you're the biggest water fish or u love fueling inflation.

where is dim sum world ?? wah sharkteef got many nice food places u got to recommend .. hard to chase lulz .. cant concentrate .. keke ..

thank you thank you. lazy wanna blog my travels and food so i rather keep inside my head.

haha, i dont really remember how much i paid... 2 persons less than rm30 plus tea, but i remember the bai kut n siew mai rm3 damn nice, bit expensive also willing pay lror, haha, u so smart where to get delicious and cheap one ?

now everything icrease still expect rm2 plus? read the above posts before you post..most shops charged rm3/basket.

i dont mind paying a bit more for good quality food, is like going to fine dinning , people still willing to pay for the quality, so what you say those who went to fine and expensive dining is water fish ? enjoying good food is like paying for enjoyment of life ( just like people who smokes and drinks)

the dim sum shop is full on weekends , u think everyone is stupid ?

This post has been edited by kantiaros: Jul 10 2008, 02:57 AM

before u go about flaming me, i have provided alot of wikimapia for you to go thru from page 1. and before u open your mouth further, everyone has different taste in things. care to explain what is the pai kuat taste that is damn nice ? nice for who ? you alone right ?
i am smart. and there is no such thing as cheap. affordable yes, not cheap. i am not you.

now everything increase i dont expect it to be rm 2+ because it did increase to rm 2+ . a month ago it was rm 1+ .

the paragraph i highlighted in red, is of no concern to what we are debating. please dont state the obvious.

and the paragraph i highlighted in blue, is also irrelavant. its not nice to call everyone stupid. its rude.