If you have been following my blog for a while, you would know how much I love having dim sum for my breakfast, so when my family told me that they found a new dim sum restaurant, I was more than obliging to go there for breakfast!:)
Koo Hiong restaurant is located near the morning market in Bandar Sg Long, and it is a relatively new place for dim sum in the area.
I liked the prompt and friendly service provided by the owner and his workers.
Nothing was too much trouble for them; if the dim sum is not hot, tell them and they will just reheat it for you. If you need more hot water for your tea, tell them and they will get down to it.
This, is what I call service!:)
Now onto the selection of dim sum for my weekend breakfast:
Pork and prawn dumpling, with green peas
Minced pork dumpling topped with sago pearls rolled with seaweed
Fish paste with century egg and celery rolled with seaweed
Pork dumpling rolled with cabbage leaves
Prawn dumplings (Har Kao)
This has got to be the best version I have ever had; the crystal skin was just nice and the prawns were in generous portions and sizes that it was just so crunchy and juicy.
(I am craving for this now!)
Pork and shrimp dumpling (a nice version of Siew Mai)
Braised spare ribs; one of the family's favorites
Steamed fishballs; this is my must have all the time :-)
Bittergourd with fish paste with Tau Chu sauce (fermented beancurd)
Another version of pork dumpling topped with prawn and green pea
Thin fish paste rolled with foo chook (dried beancurd sheets)
Most of the dim sum here are priced from MYR2.80 onwards; and maybe some lower and with a great service as mentioned, that makes it good reason enough to be back.
What's better than dim sum on weekends? It's like one of the most staple meal option for my weekend breakfasts!:)
What do you usually have for your weekend breakfast? ;)
Everything looks so delicious! I am happy that you had great time with your family!
ReplyDeleteMy family so wanted to do dim sum as one of our after Thanksgiving meals, but there wasn't time. Glad you were able to squeeze it in!
ReplyDeleteMy breakfast is usually homemade toast, fruit and tea...pretty boring. I want some dimsum!
ReplyDeleteWow lots of food here that is totally new to me.
ReplyDeleteYour selections look delicious. I love dim sum and agree that they make a wonderful breakfast. I hope you have a great weekend. Blessings...Mary
ReplyDeleteDona, yeah, they look and taste delicious; yumz, and the time with the family is priceless :D
ReplyDeleteyummychunklet, that's because we don't celebrate Thanksgiving here; which is a plus point for you since you guys get to have family time, festivity, celebration and lotsa food!!:D
ReplyDeleteAngie, in some countries, some would want breakfasts like yours...it's just so homey!!:)
ReplyDeleteShaheen, yeah, they have different types of dim sum here ;)
ReplyDeleteMary, yup, we made the choices; hehehe...proud we selected so many goodies....:)
ReplyDeleteI'm always a fan of dim sum. This post is giving me an idea on what I want to eat this weekend!
ReplyDeleteSharon, hahaha, now go crazy on dim sum this weekend!!:D
ReplyDeleteSo what is your favourite dim sum restaurant in KL?
ReplyDeleteHey Yum List,
ReplyDeleteHmmm...I am still thinking...coz I didn't really try a lot in KL since I am only back there once in a while.
But if I have to pick, I'd have to say this one, at the moment...LOL :-)