Hong Kong Dining - Breakfast Dim Sum Food

On our last day in Hong Kong, instead of going far from our hotel in Kowloon, we decided to explore the area around Harbour Plaza 8 Degrees hotel on foot.

Walking past various shops, we managed to find an outlet serving breakfast dim sum food which looked quite packed.

Menu posted on the wall

Operating hours: - 0600 hrs - 1300 hrs

Good range of dim sum breakfast food

Freshly made dim sum breakfast food

Kitchen preparation in the open

All tables taken up by the breakfast crowd

Porridge with pork blood

Chinese crullers

Rice noodle roll

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Malacca Breakfast Dim Sum Food

Malacca breakfast dim sum shop which closes by about 12noon

Low Yong Moh Restaurant

Breakfast Dim Sum Shop

Located directly opposite the Kampung Kling Mosque

Malacca Kampung Kling Mosque

We thought it pretty ironic that the dim sum shop (not halal) was located directly opposite the mosque.

Steamers keeping the dim sum food hot

The crowd on a Sunday morning at 0845 hrs

Select from a variety of dim sum food that is served on trays

Part of our selection

The char siew pao (pork buns) were the hot favourite whilst the chicken feet was tasty enough

What we devoured... note the plates that have been stacked on top of each other

The dim sum guy who entertains you with his shouting...

Overall the breakfast dim sum here was not too bad and everyone seemed to love the char siew pao.

Holiday travel tips:-

Be prepared for the cacophony of noises...

Low Yong Moh Restaurant

Dim Sum breakfast

32 Jalan Tukang Emas,

75200 Melaka

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Malaysia Kuala Lumpur And Malacca 25/8 – 29/8/2010 Day 4

Arenaa De Luxe Hotel cafe area

Our fourth day into this Malaysia vacation, we met our new friend, Lucy, in the lobby of Arenaa De Luxe hotel, a beautifully furnished Malacca boutique hotel at 0900 hrs for breakfast.

This morning, we decided to have dim sum for breakfast at Low Yong Moh Restaurant near Jonker Street. Heading to Jalan Tukang Emas, we stopped by the dim sum shop directly opposite the mosque.

Open from 0600 hrs, this place can be packed and finding a table to sit at may be a challenge. As such, be prepared to wait for a table before you can sit down and enjoy the great tasting breakfast dim sum.

Low Yong Moh Dim Sum Restaurant - packed at 0930 hrs

Order from the many varieties of dim sum available. Most will make your mouth water and salivate as not only do they look nice and dainty, they also taste super yummy. It was a wonderful breakfast and cost RM54 (USD17.40) for the five of us which is a very reasonable price for breakfast dim sum.

After a slow and most enjoyable dim sum breakfast, we returned to the hotel before making our way back up north to Kuala Lumpur once again for a warrior gathering organized by Success Resources. It took us about 2 hours to drive from Malacca to Cititel Hotel in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia.

Richard Tan of Success Resources addressing the group at the warrior gathering

We had a wonderful time connecting with other warriors and non-warriors though the turnout was small. However even with the poor turnout, we managed to make some awesome connections as well as re-connections.

Cultural demonstration at MidValley Megamall

After spending the whole afternoon at the warrior gathering, we spent a little time walking and shopping in MidValley Megamall before heading to Seremban for the special authentic marmite crabs.

At Seremban Seafood Village, we ordered 2 large crabs, sambal kangkong (water spinach fried with chilli), sambal sotong (cuttlefish fried with chilli) and pork ribs. Needless to say, we enjoyed the food here once again and it was a great dinner. Moreover, it set us back by RM122 which is a reasonable price considering we had 2 large crabs.

Seremban Seafood Village - well known for its marmite crab

Taking our time to savour our crab dinner, we then drove back to our Malacca boutique hotel, Arenaa De Luxe Hotel, where we stayed another night.




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