The in-laws from Sydney came down to watch a football game on a Saturday. Another Yam-Cha was called for. Not wanting a repeat of the same place, this want was chosen due to its proximity more than any else. In fact, they were staying at the dockland, which has a Yum-Cha restaurant nearby as Fiona pointed out a week later.
Needless to say, I'm clueless to most of the dishes names. So the following photos seems like advertorial for the place. Truth be told, the previous place has better food. And as usual, they were shooing us towards the tail-end of the meal; we stalled for time by pulling out a birthday cake for the birthday girl.
Needless to say, I'm clueless to most of the dishes names. So the following photos seems like advertorial for the place. Truth be told, the previous place has better food. And as usual, they were shooing us towards the tail-end of the meal; we stalled for time by pulling out a birthday cake for the birthday girl.
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4 comments:
*yum yum* I love dim sum. Difficult to find a really good one in Kuching though.
you can always try joyous shanghai.
Ouch, u hunt so much nice food in Australia. Mine, all fast food. Sigh!
brisbaneans are gold diggers... they dig your gold and feed you to the sharks. nothing much in terms of food there. i don't have to hunt, chinatown is just outside the doorsteps.
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