Dim Sum

Shaw Parade looks like an abandoned mall from inside out, but you'd be surprised by the amount of diners at Hee Lai Ton (Pudu) restaurant. Almost everyone is here for their dim sum.

The Ming Room is probably the most sought after dim sum restaurant in KL currently. It was full house, packed to capacity on a Sunday noon and many customers (including us) were waiting for tables to free up. On Sundays and Public Holidays, they have a special menu which highlights a number of dishes that are not in the dim sum category.

Tuck Cheong might not be the best place to have dim sum in Pudu but I am sure glad they are around to cater to the older generation. At least they have somewhere to gather and spend their mornings, so for me that's the bigger picture.

I have been searching high and low for an excellent dim sum restaurant in KL that won't cost a bomb. I was extremely strict though: the restaurant must serve fresh to order dim sum, not crowded, priced around RM100 per pax, and better if it's eat-all-you-can. My recommendation based on the criteria mentioned earlier is Celestial Court of Sheraton Imperial hotel

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