Sometime last month, i went to dine-in at the Dimsum House after taken my booster jab nearby.
From the menu placed at the entrance, i saw that they have set meals (not dimsum), so i went in to have my lunch.
The interior is quite spacious as it occupies 2 shops. For maintenance-wise, they closed up a section.
There wasn't many people during the weekday. Only 1-2 tables were occupied, and that was during the office lunch hours. I guess many people don't fancy dim sum as weekday lunch and unaware that this place has set meals which offers noodles/rice too.
i add-on a bowl of meat dumpling (sui gao) which comes in 7-8 pieces (can't remember)
and this is my main - a plate of fried kuey teow with beef.
The beef is so tender soft and well marinated. Taste much better than beef steak!
And there were plenty of it hidden beneath the noodles.
drinks is included with the noodle...you can choose either barley, lo hong ko, sugarcane with chestnut or chrysanthemum. I had sugarcane with chestnut drink.
The noodles and meat dumpling are tasty and up to Cantonese restaurant standard. I would order this again next time.
BON APPETIT!
4 comments:
Oh, thanks for the review. I like to eat their beef curry rice. Good to know that the dishes you ordered are tasty too so I can safely order the dishes you ordered next time. Thanks again! 👍😊
Glad to know that the food is tasty. But from your photos, the place lacks customers.
Last weekend I also had fried beef koay teow! Like yours, the beef was hidden underneath the noodles.
They sealed their fate when they named themselves 'Dimsum House'!
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