Stopovers

Tuesday, January 4, 2011

Review: Restaurant 'Ducking' - Peking Duck, Dim Sum & Others

Absolute favourite is the crispy skin Peking Duck where the first course has the duck's skin thinly sliced and served wrapped in a thin pancake with strips of fresh spring onions and dipped in plum sauce - heaven! <Although there are times, the spring opnions were sliced a little too thick thus overpowering the duck>. The  meat is then stir fried with crispy noodle in mushroom & egg sauce. You have a choice of half or a whole duck. Affordable too at RM86.00/whole duck.


Crispy skin - peking duck.
Wrapped duck skin.

Duck noodles
You will be spoilt for choices - from an assortment of tender roast meats (from roast duck to roast & BBQ pork meat) you will also find a wide assortments of freshly made dim sums and chinese cuisines. You will be pleasantly surprise too that on  weekends & public holidays from 10am-12pm you will land a 30% discount on dim sum orders.


Only 2 advise for any new diners, 1) make your reservation early to avoid disappointment and 2) organise a big group so you can try as many chinese cuisines as possible. Good to know that these amazing food is consistently served with quality, freshness and good service.


Bouncy Fresh 'Siew Mai' - Steamed minced pork & prawn dumpling

Fresh 'Har Kaw' - steamed prawn dumpling.


"Siew Loong Pau' - gentle when handling this delicate steamed pork in soup wrapped in dumpling. Don't burst the skin - it'll flood your spoon.


'Tai Pau' - Giant minced pork pau.


'Lo Mai Kai' - Glutinous rice with chicken.


'Ham Soi Kok' - Minced pork deep fried in delicate dumpling.


Fresh green spinach perfectly cooked.



Fresh chilli padi! HOT!


Fried chilli.


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