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Home / Food Review / YOKE FOOK MOON (玉福满点心) , IPOH

YOKE FOOK MOON (玉福满点心) , IPOH

March 28, 2011 by StrawberrY Gal

Yoke Fook Moon Restaurant (玉福满点心)outlook doesn’t stand out if compare to Foh San, but the dim sum won’t disappoint you for sure.Everyday especially weekend the restaurant would be full with crowd of customer. Some of them even hardly find a seat. The size of this restaurant is not very big, which is occupying two shop lots.

Like many ordinary Ipoh style Dim Sum restaurant, they would have a lot of staffs with different kinds of food patrol around the restaurant. The staff here are carrying the plates of food around, rather than having a small moving stall.

Tai Pau (literally means big bun) but it’s filled with yummy strips of tender pork, salted egg, boiled egg and lots of vegetables. And the tai pau is really a big portion. Gosh..
Taste: 4/5
Price: RM 6.00

DIM SUM

Aside, we had many dim sum as well like egg tarts, char siew mai, har kuen, fishballs, porridge and more.
Egg Tart: RM 1.60
Char Siew Pau: RM 1.50
Fried Har Kuen : RM 3.80
Fish Balls: RM 3.70
Salty Siew Mai : RM 3.80
Porridge: RM 3.20
Har Kau : RM 4.20
Tai Pau: RM 6.00
Address & Contact
YOKE FOOK MOON RESTAURANT – HONG KONG DIM SUM
No 67-69, Jalan Leong Sin Nam,
30300 Ipoh, Perak,
Malaysia.
Telephone : 605-241 6589
Business hours : 6am-10am, 6.30pm-11pm.
Click for the GOOGLE MAP to Yoke Fook Moon.
Directions : Same row with Foh San Dim Sum, and opposite of Ming Court Dim Sum.

Posted By : StrawberrY Gal Homepage : malaysianfoodie

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