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Home / Food Review / Dim Sum @ Maxim, Taman Pekaka

Dim Sum @ Maxim, Taman Pekaka

April 20, 2008 by StrawberrY Gal

Morning.. Sunday.. thinking of having HK Chee CHeong Fun all of a sudden and at last went to .. Maxim @ Taman Pekaka, the same place wif Chao wang As well Jade Sea Palace. IF u go dere Saturday and Sunday, it is always packed wif people. Finding seats aladi took us about 5-10 minutes.

Wat i ordered ?? Many..

1. HK Chee Chenong Fun

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The taste is fabulous is RM 3 and there are lots of big big prawns inside .. I think got 3 lo.. and the taste is fabolous.. and also is not that starchy.

2. Hah Kau

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The Hah Kau is not made of meat but prawns as well.. No meat at all.. all pure prawns and when u put on ur mouth u can felt the juice from the prawn will be delighting u

3. Siew Mai

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Not much to say. .. cause all Siew Mai is nearly the same.. nothing special

4. Fish Balls

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Fish Balls is one of de a must yummy food in the shop. so, is also very delicious. Overall is yummy as well.

5. Siew Long Pau

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This is a shanghai delicious.. and inside it has a bit og small prawns (ha mai) and need to eat wif ginger. This one is ok.. but i still love the one in Dragon – I

6.Pau

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I love the Pau and there are many meat inside as well as the taste is yummy. Other than that, the skin is not that thick so u can feel eating the meat more than eating the skin..

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7. fish Ball wrap Taufu

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Nothing special.. jus normal.. so for me.. is nothing realli nice on this one. :p

8. Sotong fish balls wif ginger

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It is real nice and very special. Much recomended. If u are the fans of ginger it will be very nice.

Taste: 4/5
Environment: 3/5
Price : RM 30

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