Ipoh Dimsum Street - Ming Court Hong Kong Dim Sum Ipoh Dimsum Street

If there is any food that cannot be packed during lockdown, I am thinking of dim sum - only dine-in is delicious. I have to miss going to a dim sum shop in Ipoh last year to reminisce.

In Ipoh New Street, there are many dim sum shops in a street, which can be called a dim sum street.

The information on the Internet and friends all show that the kaku is the favorite dim sum restaurant of the locals in Ipoh. On weekends, it is simply crowded, and one is hard to find.

Considering that I went to the dim sum breakfast by myself, I originally planned to have dim sum at the Fushan Teahouse opposite the Ming Pavilion. It is a more luxurious and large room, and it is easier for me to go there alone.

I arrived a long time ago and took the Grab to get there at 6:30 in the morning, only to find that there was only one table, one old man's three cups and two pieces in the Ming Pavilion, and I was reading the newspaper. Then God just wants me to go to Ming Pavilion for dim sum! Do a game for me! Definitely going to visit it!

First of all, what I think is the most typical dim sum food

Before seven o'clock in the morning, there were actually not many people. I thought it was Monday morning, and everyone was still resting and adjusting on the weekend, but as it approached seven o'clock, many people poured in one after another, and the small tables were all full.

After seven o’clock in the restaurant, there were gradually more people. Sitting at a table by myself was very stressful. I ordered steamed pork ribs with preserved egg porridge. Otherwise, I would have nothing to do if I arrived at the small Ipoh airport too early.

The price of a cup of dim sum is RM4 to 4.5 yuan, which is actually not too expensive, but the portion seems to be a little small - real dim sum, like a touch of water.

After leaving the Ming Pavilion, go to the opposite Toyama Tea House to see, there are only two tables of people.

Qiangqiang dim sum is not strong, there is only one table.

The hair master did not send, there was only one table of guests.

It seems that the people of Ipoh really love Ming Court, and they checked in at seven in the morning.

If you have the opportunity to come to Ipoh to play, let's try it out and see if you can expect it!