Comments on: Dim Sum Delights in Ipoh http://ourlittlesmarties.com/2010/05/dim-sum-delights-in-ipoh/ Thu, 09 Feb 2012 14:38:37 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Emily http://ourlittlesmarties.com/2010/05/dim-sum-delights-in-ipoh/comment-page-1/#comment-1239 Emily Fri, 14 May 2010 08:18:27 +0000 http://ourlittlesmarties.com/?p=3150#comment-1239 Hi Ken, They are super yummy and very cheap too. Imagine with only RM20 per pax (less than SGD10), you can eat until you are 200% full. Haha! There are more varieties of Dim Sum in Ipoh, some of them are not available in Singapore. Little Edison always refuses to eat our home-cooked porridge. But he enjoys eating the fish porridge in Foh San Restaurant. Not forgetting the fishball and char siew pau. =) Hi Ken,
They are super yummy and very cheap too. Imagine with only RM20 per pax (less than SGD10), you can eat until you are 200% full. Haha!

There are more varieties of Dim Sum in Ipoh, some of them are not available in Singapore. Little Edison always refuses to eat our home-cooked porridge. But he enjoys eating the fish porridge in Foh San Restaurant. Not forgetting the fishball and char siew pau. =)

]]> By: Godpa Kenneth http://ourlittlesmarties.com/2010/05/dim-sum-delights-in-ipoh/comment-page-1/#comment-1236 Godpa Kenneth Wed, 12 May 2010 14:10:53 +0000 http://ourlittlesmarties.com/?p=3150#comment-1236 Wow... indeed.. mouth watering. The dim sum in Noble House or Lei Garden in Singapore cannot hold a candle to those at Ipoh. Am sure Da Sao must be drooling whilst composing and fixing up the pictures. What caught my attention? The neatly-quartered flaky egg tarts triggered my salivary glands to drool. Wow… indeed.. mouth watering.

The dim sum in Noble House or Lei Garden in Singapore cannot hold a candle to those at Ipoh.

Am sure Da Sao must be drooling whilst composing and fixing up the pictures.

What caught my attention?

The neatly-quartered flaky egg tarts triggered my salivary glands to drool.

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