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Zim Sum Tea Garden
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Touted as the best [tag]dim sum[/tag] in [tag]Penang[/tag] by some, I just had to try it for myself. Zim Sum Tea Garden dim sum restaurant is located directly opposite KDU along Anson Road. If you have difficulties finding this place, just look out for Penang Plaza and Sheraton Hotel.
The variety here is good enough, there are a few dim sum which are new to me. But I just took the common ones.
Some of the staff here are quite rude and clumsy.. Our table was knocked hard by the push carts and I was excused to make way for the waitress at least twice for each incident. If I were to open a restaurant, she’d be the first to go. To me as a customer, that’s a totally unacceptable attitude.
Egg tarts are good, warm and fresh from the oven. I like egg tarts like these, with puffy crusts.
This twin buns have char siew in them. There are other varieties as well like peanut and meat floss.
Overall, I won’t think too highly of Zim Sum Tea Garden. The dim sum taste mediocre although they look really good. I was already disappointed and lost a bit of mood after my first bite.. Worse still, there was a pirated DVD peddler from China getting caught and handcuffed by the enforcers right in front of me. Man, that totally put off my appetite. The only good thing about this place is the cheap price, I only spent RM11.20 for this meal.
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about 4 years ago
Oh my the food there must be very delicious! You’re making me really hungry! Arggghhh.
about 4 years ago
teddY – Umm, not very delicious.. acceptable la. So far, for me still Butterworth’s dim sum nicest, most variety
about 4 years ago
whoa..that’s really cheap..rm 11 can only buy me 2 / 3 plates in kl
about 4 years ago
Yeah, that’s really cheap but too bad not good environment
about 4 years ago
Hm…..for variety and freshness, this is the place to go. Yupz agree on ur comment for egg tarts….good : ) taste wise ok lar….maybe u choose the wrong ones…lolz….I usually have their “Chien Pau” , eggtarts, prawn mai (lolz)and fried fu pei prawns. lolz me alone can eat until RM20. lolz….
Plz avoid this place on weekends…..or u will end up having such chaotic experiences…
about 4 years ago
The place is very dirty. Many weird things happen when I am there. One of it is, I witness with my own eyes, a pirated DVD peddler being caught red handed by the police. It makes me feel very unsecure when I am there. Besides that, my table was knocked twice by the woman pushing the cart to collect dirty plates. I will not step my foot there anymore.
about 4 years ago
Hey Jian, what happen to your blog? No more updates?
about 4 years ago
Citygal – Yeap I was surprised to hear the bill, even in my hometown BM, this meal would have cost at least RM15
ipohwav3 – Yeah lo. Really bad environment, it’s like a chaos trying to eat there..
Jian – The variety here is good la, but not as good as Sweet Paradise in Butterworth.. I only free to eat dim sum on weekends leh
about 3 years ago
This dim sum is just so so..but cheap and a lot variety of dim sum.You will find it packed on every Sunday morning
about 4 months ago
Penang is not famous for dim sum, please try the ipoh dim sum where combination of meat , fish and shrimp is inside dimsum. ie. Fu San, Yok Fook Lin, Ming Kok
Penang dim sum has too much of fat meat and fish meat is not included. The dimsum is a bit hard and full of pork smell.
about 4 months ago
I was at Ipoh last weekend.. Fu San wasn’t that impressive anyway. Well maybe because I tried the ones in Hong Kong already