Guys...any other places good for dim sum for breakfast and also for supper. hehe
all i know..
1)Key hiong dim sum (Taman Megah,PJ) +Morning
2)Jalan Ipoh (Kedai kopi.....forgot the name) +Morning till midnite..quality so so only..last time very good.

any other suggestion?
it would be better if u include the time the shop open. hehe

This post has been edited by wyxyz: Mar 29 2008, 01:58 AM

1) Sri Petaling
2) Tai Tong Restaurant in subang Newway

Dim sum veli expensive nowadays. 1 person can easily whack RM15.

Try this Kam Hin at Puchong Jaya. Same row as Lima Bintang mamak.

yan yan old klang road is 24/7.

sri petaling road side tat one also not bad.
dim sum world.

Kam hin - Kuchai lama after shell

Morning I know some place lar.. Nite time i din eat dim sum lulz.. i eat ba kut teh instead.

Taman Paramount, nearby Giant, morning
Jinjang North, opposite the footbal field

Kuchai Lama, just beside main road. Quite nice, open at night. A lot peoples as u will c.

shanghai ding... ss2

heard of the sri petaling one....wondering wheres the exact location
pasar malam there?

think ss2 got quite a few for breakfast,

in front of THE STORE.

not the store but THE STORE !

try this conner shop @ bandar puchong jaya..the dim sum they serve is fresh and nice..pricing is average..depends on what u order.

Sri Petaling, Buffet style DIM SUM eat all you can

wa. sure not...how much per person.
i can really eat till the shop bangkrupt weh. lol
thanx for the info. would appreciate if u provide the location, name of shop etc

sure not.. if the food sucks you also eat until it bankrupts ar

neway I also want to find this buffet dim sum.. went to Sri Petaling before in midnight.. round here n there for a few hours also cannot find it

sri petaling nice... but the rats there are the size of a cat....
bandar puteri puchong... got one nice dim sum shop there... if u go about 8-11 like dat no place 4 y to sit 1.... ><

if its the al rajhee side of shops, then it sux.
if its the one nearer to mizi steamboat then that place has rats the size of cats as well but everyone ignores it.


i suggest u go to old klang road's rest yan yan. open for timsum and bkt ....open 24/7. really 24/7. upstairs got karaoke joint lolz. but normally sit outside. got privacy, peacefulness and plenty of parking.

dim sum nice? 24/7 w00t

not alot of variety, but confirm u is fresh, its cooked and its wayyyy cheaper than the stupid jln ipoh punya.

i'm there on weekends, feel free to call me around 1-2am i'm there usually till 5-6am drinking my nice chinese tea with my friends.
if u wan i get the boss to cook the "lou chee yuk" for u. RM 15 per person very good. if u eat "chee sau" or pork knuckles, i'll get him to prepare that as well. been my lepak place for quite some time now.

he treated us very nicely so now on my own will i do some promo for him lolz.

bro. u intro intro. also havent tell me the exact location. lol. i'm comin from midvalley. can guide?

thanks man you're cool

will look for yan yan

Pertaining to the Dim Sum restaurants in Puteri Puchong.

Currently on the Mizi steamboat side, there are 3 actually i.e

1) Hong Kee - corner lot at the end side of Mizi - so-so & reasonable (previously Baywatch corner - low foo tze)
2) Taiji Eateries (Formerly Ming Court)- Re-opened last mth after closing down for "Renovation" I suspect it is not renovation but copyright problem wth the famous Ming Court dim sum in Ipoh!! ..After re-opening now their biz suddelny surged - Recommended!!
3) Hong Kong Chef - Beside Puteri Mart - Newly opened but pricing abit on high side...so-so only..

In Puchong Jaya, there are 4 Dim Sum restaurants wth the Yuen Garden taking the bigger chunk of the customer and 2nd goes to Kam Hin (A branch of Sri Petaling) as earlier recommended by another member.. The other two is Maxim & Nana..if I'm not mistaken..

Yuen Garden used to me my weekend Dim sum favourite as the food is good & reasonable until I hv an arguement wth 1 of the cook there. Nevertheless it is still good probably still the best in Puchong right now before Taiji eateries (Ming Court) opened. I suspect Taiji cooks are ex- Ming Court in Ipoh... Let me korek more..

OK for good dim sum in Sri Petaling I'd suggest Phang Key

Read about Kam Hin in Jalan Kuchai Lama and I have to say the reviews aren't that great.. too crowded too

wa bro. their internal matters also u know ah..keng

give u all the wikimapia later. now working.

IPOH - FOO SHAN / MING KOK

Cha Siew Bao tasty!

Out of topic already! Sorry!

This post has been edited by jtcs87: Apr 16 2008, 03:07 PM

ya..heard of foo shan. will be going ipoh to lim kopi and eat dim sum
and not too forget. hakka mee !

sharkteef, is this the restaurant?

http://music-fusion.blogspot.com/2007/08/r...nt-yan-yan.html



** can refer here for more recommendations

Yan Yan is mentioned

http://www.friedchillies.com/fc/forum/thre...id=2130_0_2_0_C

This post has been edited by vkeong: Apr 17 2008, 11:30 AM

yup thats the one. give u all wikimapia later. yesterday forgot to do it. soli soli.
boss pissing me off liao lolz.

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Added on April 17, 2008, 12:25 pmhttp://www.wikimapia.org/#lat=3.09782&lon=101.675452&z=18&l=0&m=a&v=2

nm found it during lunch haihz. going out for lunch now. bye guys.

This post has been edited by sharkteef: Apr 17 2008, 12:25 PM

Key hiong dim sum (Taman Megah) is not bad. But a little expensive...last time I went, ate 20 bucks worth...

Crowd = Bad (esp. during weekend or public holiday)
Food = So-so nia.... the best is the Siew Mai, Hai Kau and Fried Lobak Kou (i dare to say...weekdays food taste better)
Price = Quite steep...prepare RM 18 per pax...for filling stomach
Parking = Hard to find...even on weekdays...
Service = Not too bad...efficient when come to settling bill....hehehe....

And just FYI, the Puchong Jaya Kam Him was used to be the same boss branch...but now have sold to a new owner.

Despite this, so many bloggers like to go there and blog about the food Just because 1 flogger went, then the rest follow zzz

What's the point? I rather go some where.. like luckily sharkteef recommended yan yan

thats a must go place. chinese tea is damn cheap. can sit down refill whole nite is a 1 time charge. its open 24/7, food is great, atmosphere is great, service is great ,and its cheaper than alotta places. boss will come to talk to u, check on your food and service and sometimes change the tea leaves for u. they will never shoo u away.

good for older people like me lolz.

vkeong if u go during weekends after 1 am feel free to call me. i'll be there often.

OK... Will try this weekend..Lou how sui oledi

have fun. and gimme your feedbacks in here so i can go tell the boss also.
if not nice i go sumbat him.

wah Kuchai lama that one u mean after that what factory jor ar.. I think is it Ajinomoto ones??

lol...hey thanx bro for the map. will go try also.

ok gimme your feedback - and DO NOT ORDER THE "LOH MAI KAI". forgot to warn u all. can eat all except the LOH MAI KAI !
damn tasteless wan. its like for super healthy people.

the loh pak kou is good. char siew pau also good. HK chee cheong fun is so-so.
the rest are good. fried stuff also good.

There's one at sungai besi. Not sure where though. Its located at those old shop lots. Opposite got 1 volkswagon showroom. the road leading to jalan tun razak. Quite good there.

ah, the quality sucks!

about rm16.90 per pax
rm2 for chinese tea per pax
location is opposite THE STORE Seri Petaling.. name is Restaurant Janbo

apparently, they stuff their dimsum with loads of chicken or pork meat, making the dim sum harder/chewy..
since u know phang key, im quite sure u came across this Restaurant Janbo few lots after public bank.. same direction as phang key

now phang key quality are degrading though.. avid supporter -1
now prefer dim sum world or clan near NetStudio cybercafe there

chan sow lin ?
jalan satu ? jalan dua ? jalan tiga ? sg besi everywhere also old shop lots .

Don know la bro. Not sure since am new to KL. My aunt brought me there.Gave my best description already. Opposite got 1 volksvagon showroom. Beside is a shop seliing CCTV.

okok, i go hunting. whats their operation hours and pricing like ?

there's few shops at there. But i the shop i like the most is juz right opposite the fishing pool
and sorry i forgot to shop name..shud not hard to find if u ask ard ppl there

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Added on April 19, 2008, 2:59 pmanyone knows the exact location of famous dim sum shop in jln ipoh? heard from thousand years ago but still hvnt try yet

This post has been edited by acid_head: Apr 19 2008, 02:59 PM

if jeng jeng opposite fishing pond, then it is restaurant clan
btw, the jalan ipoh midnight dim sum is not worth the food and price and hassle lol

last night I went to Bandar Menjalara, there's a dim sum restaurant called Ful Lai, steamed dim sum is RM3.00 per basket

Portion is big, taste is not bad.. open from 6.30AM to 2AM.. only break 4.5 hours.. it's near the Shell/Mobil station

OK visited Yan Yan this afternoon....And I have posted my review here:
http://www.malsingmaps.com/forums/viewtopi...?p=82185#p82185

And to summarise..go for it!! Price is infact cheaper than those in Seri Petaling & Puchoing!! sumore..air-con! ...Abit quiet propbably ppl tot it is a luxury seafood restaurant rather than Dim Sum... The fried carrot cake & porridge is nice...Siew mai & others almost similar to those in Seri Petaling & the best in Puchong (Yuen Garden/ Taiji)...The serving portion is suprisingly big/huge! however the pau skin & the HK chee Cheoing fun is not as soft as those I tasted b4...(Abit thick & not so soft)

sharkteef bro, how to go to Yan Yan the nearest and easiest way from Seri Kembangan/Cyberjaya?

hehhe glad u enjoyed. read more below for my recomendations.


seri kembangan ka ..... hmmm...... sg besi highway , exit mid valley or kuchai lama, cut out to OKR. its after pearl point so both those exits are closer to the restaurant.


And to those that enjoy not only dim sum.... here are more tips for you

Since they open 24/7, and the cooks alternate between each other.
Lunchtime - Order the patin "Ching ching" (steamed with soy sauce). It's not only the soy sauce, but spices and herbs have been added to it. "tangkwei & kei chi" are part of the transformation for the soy sauce base apart from ginger slices. Only applicable to the patin fish. NOT applicable to the other fishes.

Dinnertime - Order the "cheong kuat" (pork rib) its 1 single pork rib, roughly 7 inches in length with plenty of meat and fats. (sorta like the char siew 3 layers "sam chang yuk")
Its marinated and then they "mun" for bout 10 minutes until the meat becomes really soft and stuffed with some mushroom tasting sauce. There's something authentic bout the taste i cant quite figure it out. RM 25 for that dish. When ordering, please be patient as it will take a longgggg time to cook it.
I also recommend the "Kailan". It is different from the 100000's of restaurants i;ve tried. This kailan contains NO OIL, NO GARLIC, NO Oyster Sauce. It's soaked in salt water temporarily for some flavor, then the leaves are fried, leaving the stem in its natural condition after boiled. So u get both a crunchy feeling, and a soft juicy stem. superb and healthy.
There are too many dishes to name, but i overall give this place my 2 thumbs up. price wise, alot cheaper than KL and most of PJ.

Suppertime - 10pm - 6am
Dim sum is available, and just like stimix has already tried. Bak kut teh is also available, and its comparable with the one in old town PJ. (only price wise cannot compare, old town cheaper)
"Lou Chee Yuk" RM 15 per person. Definitely MUST TRY ! ask for the less fatty ones. eat with their fried bread or with rice. "Sang Kuat" also must try. For this, u need to call the owner at least 2 hours before. It takes roughly 1 hour + to prepare this dish. RM 25 per person. There is no damn way u get "sang kuat" like that. Absolutely fantastic. I've went for the past 2 weeks eating "sang kuat"

Any other questions feel free to ask me. I've tried alot but not everything. Like i said, price wise, they are competitive. There are definitely cheaper places around with same or better quality, but this is within the travelling vincinity.
Dont compare with prices from sungkai or sg buloh or batu 9 bidor.

have a good time there. and when u want u can sing karaoke upstairs at Nite City. lolz. and DO NOT BUY cigarettes from Yan Yan. its RM10 per pack and only the niteclub carries it. Bring your own smokes.

The nme of the boss is Mr Fong. Always ask for "Fong Siang". His wife has a restaurant in paramount garden. also good food but alot pricier due to rental charges.

hmm midvalley.. ok. thanks, wait for my FR (feast report) haha!

Yo Sharkteef!

Thank you for your kind recommendation!

I actually tried Restoran Yan Yan today & is absolutely delicious! It has 4 shoplots & is facing the T-junction turn off to Taman Desa along old klang road.

I would say is value for money for an aircon restaurant, but comparing it to places like Loong Foong in SS2 or Hong Kee in Damansara Jaya, it is still more expensive.

Another place I would recommend great dim sum is at Ah Yat Dim Sum at section 13, they usually have 50% discount for dimsum during lunch time from Monday to Saturdays. You may check out the review at my blog http://gblog.gpros.net/?p=4

This post has been edited by gchowyh: May 4 2008, 02:12 PM

Oh yes, before I forget, I also reviewed the place already! Mostly good comments...
http://gblog.gpros.net/?p=169

"The loh mai kai was also abit different as it was lighter in colour yet still gluey though abit lacking in taste while the pau’s were equally fragrant & yummy! "

lolz, i warned u all about the loh mai kai. told u all not to order liao unless u're like super the healthy. hahahaha.
delicious - so so only, it is priced averagely. i only go there due to the fact their operating hours are insane. they practically have the kitchen open till 3am (for your tai chow stuffs) and BKT and dim sum is 24/7.

the ahyat is the jap restaurant/unique seafood there right ?

guys n gals, if its chinese food u seek, i can recommend u hell lotta places. authentic dishes, original dishes u name it i got it.
problem is i dont blog. and i dont have friendster or kawanster or hi5 or multiuply or facebook. i dont do those.
i can tell u where to eat claypot guinea pigs in m'sia, i can tell u where to get fried parrot, ermmm dog meat cat meat goose web crab roe porridge blah blah blah. fish also damn alot blah blah seafood cheap blah blah. the list is endless when it comes to chinese food.

my wife does the western. i'm typical cinaman and eat only rice and dishes. my wife prefers the exorbitantly priced steaks and escargots and all that american british crap. she's also a fan of sashimi lolz. thats why our scope of food is extreme. sometimes difficult to choose a place to eat coz she wants this and i want that. lolz.

Yep, you're right. Ah Yat is at the unique seafood / Japanese restaurant place

Cool then, you can recommend the best of both worlds as I eat all sorts of food.. but not sure if I eat those exoting though. I did not dare to try the bugs in Thailand but I've eaten deer meat & wild boar before

SS2 got no Loong Fong, only got Loong Seng. (its one of the dim sum shops in the same row) and if its Loong Seng, its more expensive and less tasty than yan yan. (i live 1 minute walking distance away from Loong Seng near Mcclient Florist for 20+ yrs)
Loong Fong got many, 1 in paramount, 1 near st ignatius church etc etc etc.

yes i can recommend u, exotic or not, family or not but only if its chinese. budget is one of the most important factors, food good doesnt necessarily means it has to be expensive. i try to avoid those that serve u ridiculous food with exorbitant prices. i also avoid those serving good food but extreme prices as well.

i just ate at there last week morning with my family ..
terrible..no place to sit, need to stand and wait,ppl coming and coming..
food taste quite nice.but i think a bit expensive RM 3 per basket lo.
what is the price per basket for dim sum in other area? RM3 also or cheaper?

other area if not mistaken is about RM2.60

now i am wanting to try Janbo

Yan Yan.. haih.. still cannot find kaki to go

I went to Yan Yan restaurant yesterday after reading this thread. Can't denied that the Dim Sum is pretty cheap compare to Jalan Ipoh.

We do ordered the "Sang Kuat" as forumers recommend stated it is nice. But ended up, is quite expensive. For the small "Sang Kuat" it cost RM45.

cant find where yan-yan is.
if i come from pj old town is it after pearl point? or b4?

btw, any nice foods beside that near old klang, old town, ss2 and damansara?
(basically, asking for half of petaling city already,lol)

This post has been edited by pangning: Jun 23 2008, 11:41 PM

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.

Pls read carefully what I wrote :

"I prefer Dim Sum World, hmm tasty and worth the price, (RM3/basket)"
which means is a matter of preferance and I do think it WORTH the price, And I do not think its expensive for the quality. So whats the matter with you?

Instead you "kindly" reply "u like to let people "liok" you nicely thats my assumption. either you're the biggest water fish or u love fueling inflation"Rather than giving constructive comments why do you have to criticise and comment if you dont like my preferred choice of shop and my willingness to pay?

"i am smart. and there is no such thing as cheap. affordable yes, not cheap. i am not you. "
And for your information I do not say the dim sum RM3 is cheap, I stated clearly its worth the price , and neither can you prove what level of afforability? And is that your level of afforability ? So that's how you show how smart are you?

And BTW, what do you mean "I am not you" ? ?
I am asking you whats is cheap and nice when you stated earlier I LIKE TO KENA LIOK.and pls understand here I am trying to share whats my prefer place and what I think is nice, do you think yourself are polite enough when people here are sharing comments. And this is a fair market and if they are selling and you are willing to pay, then there is no such thing called "liok" .

Read carefully IN MY OPINION, i would prefer there and i think its tasty and worth the price considering the quality of the food I had.


p/s: I do not at any time intend to flame you however I do not THINK you are nice enough for me to reply me you nicely

again i reiterate, there is no such thing as cheap. all else is irrelavant and off topic. any personal matters or grudges can be resolved through pm's. keep the thread clean and kindly re-edit.

then stop picking at people telling people here that they kena "liok"

so what i think its cheap? why do u care less or more , is my opinion..

and stop replying here, and i am not interested to pm with you.

i do not understand why i just share my opinion and you have so much to say, keep to yourself la

in the interests of /b/, u tak suka u keluar.

why not u keluar,

can we get back to dim sum's discussion

anything boh song settle in PM please kthxbai

hehe i had dim sum here the other day
http://www.sixhappiness.com/venglish/eOSelayang.asp

1. nice.
2. get discount.

just a quick check with u guys ..where is

Ful Lai Dim Sum - Bandar Manjalara ? any landmark

Anyone knows where I can have good dim sum for weekend lunch in KL/PJ? I'm not looking for those dim sum in coffee shops because it's for a birthday lunch for family and I'd like somewhere cozy if possible. Any suggestion? And the price? Thanks.

There's a pretty ok one in Kuchai Lama. It is housed inside a club. I think Sun Club or someting like that. During weekends (Sunday) and public holidays, all dishes are RM3.50. Yes, RM3.50 including those cooked one, eg. chee cheong fun or lobak kou.

If you're coming in from seremban highway/KL, go into Kuchai Lama. You'll pass Ajinomoto on your left and a very big oxidation pond on your right. Go right will take you to NPE highway to Subang/Sunway/Shah Alam. Don't take that. Instead, follow left into Kuchai Lama and you'll come to a set of traffic lights. Here you turn left and follow the road. Right before the next traffic light, there's a big building (Sun Club or something like that) on your left. Turn in there (parking's free) and just enter the building and head upstairs. It is air conditioned and during Sundays and Public Holidays, there are a lot of patrons. Dim Sum is served till 4pm.

Alternatively, there's Janbo Restaurant in Seri Petaling which is a buffet. But the food is not that nice, so, it's not recommended. However, it is recommended for those who prefer quantity over quality.

Cheers and enjoy and send my birthday regards to whoever that's celebrating with you.

its called the Golden Sun Club... anyway.. i think ipoh road "mee bon" is nice..

the restaurant that u mentioned, isit Fui Lai??

http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&geoc...=h&z=17&iwloc=A

http://www.wikimapia.org/#lat=3.0913436&lo...=17&l=0&m=a&v=2