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Pan Ki Dim Sum @ Sri Petaling

Posted by: vkeong In: Dim Sum| Food and Drink| Kuala Lumpur| Sri Petaling ()

On the first day of Raya, I started off the day by having a wonderful dim sum breakfast at one of the best dim sum restaurant in Sri Petaling - Pan Ki. Surprisingly, it has the same Chinese name with Phang Key - another good dim sum restaurant nearby in Happy Garden. I don’t know if they’re related but their dim sum is really different from each other.

har gao

The variety of dim sum at Pan Ki is wide and they have a big steaming station. Bamboo steamers stacked as tall as a man are used to cope with the huge customer turnout. I had to wait for a while before finally getting a table for two.
But the short wait has proven very worthwhile. The Har Gao was nice with succulent prawns wrapped in thin translucent skin that didn’t break easily - a proof of the chef’s skill.

siu mai
dim sum

Other steamed dim sum like Siu Mai and Har Mai are pretty good too.


fried dim sum

Deep fried minced meat dumplings were crunchy and delicious. Most importantly, it did not have the undesirable odor from reused cooking oil.

gai wo bao

‘Gai Wo Bao’ (鸡窝包) is a specialty of Pan Ki and it was promoted in many Chinese dailies before. The bun has a curly shape with lots of different fillings inside like glutinous rice, chicken, mushroom and salted egg.
So, basically it’s like ‘no mai gai’ wrapped in a bun. Even the taste is quite similar.

fried radish cake

Hong Kong style fried radish cake is also a popular item in Pan Ki. But, I didn’t really liked it because it was quite oily.

porridge

Then, we finished off with a small bowl of rich porridge which looked authentically gluey. If you like dessert, Pan Ki also sells good ‘Sai Mai Lou’ but you gotta be early before it finishes.

pan ki dim sum

A meal like this consisting of 10 different items including a pot of Chinese tea cost RM30.40. After working out the cost, the dim sum is priced roughly around RM2.50 to RM3.00 each. Pretty reasonable if you ask me, highly recommended.
In case you didn’t know, Janbo the restaurant that serves dim sum buffet is situated just a bit further down the same road.

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12 Responses to "Pan Ki Dim Sum @ Sri Petaling"

1 | YeinJee

October 3rd, 2008 at 1:14 am

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My favourite dim sum place in Sri Petaling.

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2 | cumi&ciki

October 3rd, 2008 at 6:45 am

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We love to eat in sri petaling area. Must now go try out Pan Ki 4 sure!

3 | J2Kfm

October 3rd, 2008 at 8:34 am

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rather cheap, even by Ipoh’s standards. but then again, Ipoh’s dimsum’s prices has skyrocketed.
but Pan Ki serve those NOT in those baskets (or whatever they call them), but on small plates? hmmm … funny.

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4 | Chong

October 3rd, 2008 at 10:13 am

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The owner has shifted to Sri Petaling.

I’m not sure whether she still handles the one in Happy Garden, but I don’t think so.

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5 | allenooi

October 3rd, 2008 at 11:02 am

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For dim sum, my favourite will be lor mai kai, char siew bao, har kao, egg tart and hk style chee cheong fun. All these normally will in my order list during my visit to the dim sum restaurant. i never try dim sum in KL. Must have a try next time when I go there.

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6 | New Kid On The Blog

October 3rd, 2008 at 3:59 pm

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eh, not coming back to BM for holiday?

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7 | ck lam @what2see

October 3rd, 2008 at 5:06 pm

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Still have not come across the Gai Wo Bao in Pg. Although it is the usual no mai gai that is wrapped in a bun but sure looks yummy. New ideas are popping up in every different food outlets nowadays.

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8 | 550ml jar of faith

October 4th, 2008 at 11:03 am

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Ooh gluey porridge is a MUST during any dim sum session! Is that century egg? Pricing sounds reasonable too!

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9 | Lady

October 15th, 2008 at 12:31 am

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The dimsum looks sooooooo tasty.

And kudos to your shot compositions… the macro shots are awesome. :)

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vk: Thanks! I still felt they can be improved though. I can’t take too long when shooting the dim sum because they won’t taste as nice when they turn cold.

10 | kayshoun

October 20th, 2008 at 7:13 pm

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I really don’t want to spoil the party here, but this is a true story happened about 4 years ago. When I first came to KL, I lived with my friend in Sri Petaling. I love the dim sum at Pan Ki and I’ll have it on Saturdays and Sundays with friends.
Then, about 4 years ago, I brought a friend from Penang over to Pan Ki. I ordered the customary dishes plus 1 lo mai kai for my friend. She dipped her fork into it and she found not one, but HALF of a cockroach in the lo mai kai.
The lady boss came to apologise and said that our meal is on her. But we couldn’t eat anymore and we left. And that was the last time I went to Pan Ki.

11 | Kenix Seah

November 1st, 2008 at 5:35 pm

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Could you give me the loaction/address?

vk: Hi Kenix, please refer to the wikimapia for the location. http://wikimapia.org/#lat=3.0684009&lon=101.6908479&z=18&l=0&m=a&v=2 I am sorry I do not have the full address.

12 | john chung

November 12th, 2008 at 12:22 am

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eh Vkeong i walk over there also can , walking distance from my house 10 minutes

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  • SaeWei: Hmmm... I went to Golden BBQ Steamboat once and feel in love with that place.. I shall try this place when i go back to Penang.. wheee
  • TC: wow... this look nice... must get a trip to there soon btw how much per person? vk: About RM20 per person. Not sure if the price increase
  • cumi&ciki: very good idea to make ppl think they are getting heaps of food for their money eh? ppl can be kiasu that way... cumi&ciki’s last blo
  • Jolly BBQ Steamboat Restaurant @ 8-Row, Krian Road | Malaysia Food Blog, Malaysia Travel Blog: [...] Golden BBQ which places the food at the sides of the restaurant, Jolly places them in a room behind instead. [...]
  • Jeffery: damn..i stay in Kajang..but i dun think Kajang satay is gud enuff..better try in Penang or othr stall. dun try to make urself suffer.. Tq!


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