But for today dinner at Ying Jia Dim Sum & Seafood Restaurant, there is only the three of us as all of them were busy with their work schedule.
Ying Jia located on a top end lot of a sloppy Food court in Happy Garden off Old Klang Road served affordable Dim Sum in the morning and "Tai Chow" in the evening.
Parking is OK.
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| Steamed Red Snapper about 400 gm-with soy sauce/peanut oil and garnished with julienned young ginger and coriander leaves-fish was fresh but the sauce was a bit salty. |
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| Chee Kiok Sheen-(vinegar pig trotter)-filled with black beans, radish's wedges, lots of sliced old ginger, sweetness from the palm sugar and aromatic black vinegar-trotter and lean meat were cooked to the right texture-5 stars! |
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| Kai Lan Chow Chap-stir fried local Kai Lan (cut into 2' length) with sliced fish, chicken breast neat, lean pork, squid's rings, shrimp and carrot-with a dash of fragrant Chinese wine-good "wok hei" |
Total Bill:Rm73/
Location: 5, Jalan Lazat Satu,
Happy Garden, off Old Klang Road,
Kuala Lumpur.
Tel:03-7983-6541/012-287-8786.
5 comments:
used to go here a lot when I was studying.. but that was more than 10 years now!
ya that place have good food
I don't like their dim sum, but the tai chow's pretty decent.
Want to try the pig's trotter!
thule a.k.a leo-give them a try again, the tai pao and sang yok pao are good.
smallkucing-agreed.
Bangsar-bAbE-their fried noodles are good-available in the morning.
Alice-it's was real tasty-one of the best I've ever tasted.
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