Knowing the practice here of serving all the dim sum items at once, I suggested that we order in multiple rounds the way I usually do... but I was overruled. So... not surprise that we found ourselves with the table full of steamers and plates.
Honey glazed barbecued pork (蜜汁叉燒) - very tender and melt-in-your-mouth.
Crispy pork belly (脆皮燒腩仔)
Steamed dumplings with minced pork and shrimp (鳳城蒸粉粿 ) - with coriander and crunchy water chestnuts.
Steamed prawn dumplings (七福鮮蝦餃)
Honey glazed barbecued pork ribs (燒一字排骨) - a little heavy-handed on the seasoning.
Deep-fried minced pork dumplings (家鄉咸水角)
Deep-fried wontons (五柳炸雲吞)
Pan-fried radish pudding (香煎蘿蔔糕)
Steamed riceflour rolls with barbecued pork (蜜汁叉燒腸)
Steamed pork dumplings (蟹皇蒸燒賣)
Steamed beef balls (菜膽牛肉球)

Barbecued whole suckling pig (大紅片皮乳豬全體) - the main event. Apparently The Man in White T-shirt had order the pig to be served two ways... First it came fully-chopped with the crackling and the meat together.
The other serving was more traditional, with just the wafer-thin crackling.
Followed by the legs, ribs, and all the other fun bits.
Braised pomelo skin with shrimp roe and tofu (豆腐蝦子柚皮) - we needed some 'veg', so the braised pomelo skin came with some choy sum (菜心) as well as Japanese frozen tofu puffs.
Crispy chicken (當紅炸子雞) - as if we didn't have enough food, this was also pre-ordered... And yes, this is one of the best versions in town - as well it should be. Just look at that skin!
That was a lot of food, and I was happy to meet up with some old and new friends. I only wish this lunch didn't have to come on the day after I had two big meals...
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