A bright, spacious mall outlet with warm service & whopping servings.
The obligatory yee sang was the ideal thing to whet our appetites.
Waxed meat with steamed rice. The salty sausages seemed to be of a reasonable quality, with a sticky sauce that gave a sweet flavour to the rice.
Mini "poon choy." Chinese comfort food at its best; a treasure trove of succulent roast duck, pork & chicken with mushrooms & veggies.
BBQ combo. Not the best in town; the siew yoke was too dry, the duck was mediocre, while the char siew leaned too far toward the fatty side.
Steamed garoupa fillet with bean curd sheets. Not as terrific as an entire fresh garoupa would taste, but decent enough to satisfy any fish cravings.
Poached bean shoots in superior stock. Forgettable.
Prawns with chicken floss. Addictive, thanks to the eggy-tasting floss.
Assorted dim sum. Loved the meaty siew mai & the crisp yam balls.
The fish balls & fried spring rolls were so-so, but the sesame balls were a sweet, sticky treat. Always nice to find a place that serves dim sum in the evening.
Room Eighteen,
Berjaya Times Square.
