Dim Sum
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jedamum:
Oh yes!! How could we miss Neptune out? Quite sad to see it went off.....I saw it being torn down.
After http://www.getforme.com/previous2006/311206_theneptunerestaurantclosesafter34yearsinbusiness.htm closed down, i can't find anywhere with the same good food and atmosphere anymore.Blobbi:
Talking about old fashioned, there's this place called Grand Shanghai at the Copthorne Hotel (used to be affiliated to Ye Shanghai 夜上海 in HK) . They have that type of Shanghai style songstress singing on a stage - believe this only happens on Friday nights? The food is Shanghai style too, so it's not cantonese dim sum. Food quality is quite good (although not fabulous), but the atmosphere is really something!
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My family enjoys going to Red Star - it's quite nostalgic lah. But then we are one of those who will walk up to the kitchen to order type, and to the various serving ladies to get what we want. :oops: else by the time reach us, nothing left.
I like Victor's - it's near Burlington Square (can't remember the service apartment name it's situated under) - but it's practically opposite NAFA campus. Run by a HK chef, it's looks like a kopitiam, but the carrot cake - wah.....so sedap. Comes in a little bowl and with accompanying xo sauce. And the 'zha leung' - always the you tiao is hot and crispy, and the cheong fun nice and hot. And the HK tea - the ice is OUTSIDE the bowl so your cold tea is always thick and nice.
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Ahh… as you can see from my nickname, i LURVE dimsum!! for good, exquisite dim sum, my favourites are wah lok, lei garden and crystal jade palace. Red Star - i write it off already. Yes, the nostalgic atmosphere is interesting but the std of dim sum is bad.
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ks2me:
we had our ROM lunch there - only 1 table for immediate family.
Oh yes!! How could we miss Neptune out? Quite sad to see it went off.....I saw it being torn down.
then had frequent weekend dimsum there cos dh signed for some value-for-money membership package - love the siew mai and the live singing! those days, after dimsum, dh will drive me back to office (nearby) to do overtime (rush deadlines). :roll:
back then, told dh i wanted to celebrate our 60th anniversary there, but think got to change venue already
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Ok hquesk. Writing Victor down...
Anybody like Summer Pavilion at Ritz Carlton? Very delicate and tasty dim sum. :love:
BTW, my friend told me in HK, the tai tais just have a few siew mais or other dim sum for lunch to keep their figure. I guess it's so rich, can't have more. Plus no carbs. Haven't tried that diet yet :). -
hquek:
I like Victor's - it's near Burlington Square (can't remember the service apartment name it's situated under) - but it's practically opposite NAFA campus. Run by a HK chef, it's looks like a kopitiam, but the carrot cake - wah.....so sedap. Comes in a little bowl and with accompanying xo sauce. And the 'zha leung' - always the you tiao is hot and crispy, and the cheong fun nice and hot. And the HK tea - the ice is OUTSIDE the bowl so your cold tea is always thick and nice.
thanks for the recommendation! I have not been able to find good zha leung in s'pore! They always disappointed me with soft, soggy you tiao
And yes, the authentic carrot cake (HK style) comes served in a bowl. -
Blobbi:
Ok hquesk. Writing Victor down...
Anybody like Summer Pavilion at Ritz Carlton? Very delicate and tasty dim sum. :love:
BTW, my friend told me in HK, the tai tais just have a few siew mais or other dim sum for lunch to keep their figure. I guess it's so rich, can't have more. Plus no carbs. Haven't tried that diet yet :).
really ??? :shock:
dim sum is actually very fattening, especially authentic type ...... lots of FATs ... -
Jennifer:
No lah... I not as creative as to construct such a funny story. Heard it somewhere during my young and, um, less wholesome days.:rotflmao:
You found this or it's an original from you? -
ChiefKiasu:
wha, so now you older plus MORE wholesome liao?
No lah... I not as creative as to construct such a funny story. Heard it somewhere during my young and, um, less wholesome days.
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tankee:
Yalor. But the theory could be the same as the \"don't eat carbs\" diet. My friend's hubby has been on this on and off for years and he swears it works like a dream (the no carbs diet I mean).Blobbi:
Ok hquesk. Writing Victor down...
Anybody like Summer Pavilion at Ritz Carlton? Very delicate and tasty dim sum. :love:
BTW, my friend told me in HK, the tai tais just have a few siew mais or other dim sum for lunch to keep their figure. I guess it's so rich, can't have more. Plus no carbs. Haven't tried that diet yet :).
really ??? :shock:
dim sum is actually very fattening, especially authentic type ...... lots of FATs ...
Oh and the other part of the formula to the dim sum diet is to drink the tea to kill the fat. This diet is too expensive - maybe that's why it works - got no $$ for dinner!
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