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Home / Food Review / Invited Review / TJ Gourmet: Ready To Eat Meals at any time!

TJ Gourmet: Ready To Eat Meals at any time!

August 23, 2021 by StrawberrY Gal

Frozen food had become a norm in our life since the pandemic. Ever since the pandemic, we dine at home and try to go out less too. Recently I am being recommended by a friend to try TJ Gourmet where they offer a wide variety of packed food that is so easy to prepare and you can dine at any time. 

Some of their choices include the dim sum selection which captures my selection as they have siew mai, chicken feet, lo mai kai and many more.

Fragrant Wine Lo Mai Kai

The Lo Mai Kai comes in the pack of two. They are well-sealed and what you need is to take them out and steam them for 20 minutes and you are ready to enjoy the delicious lo mai kai. Comparable, the lo mai kai comes with generous ingredients such as meat,  mushroom, and more. They are perfectly done and portions are generous too. 

Black Bean Steamed Pork Ribs 

 

One of my family favourites. To enjoy them, just put the packet in the hot boiling water and let it cook for 10 – 15 minutes. Pour them out and enjoy the pipping hot flavourful steam pork. The meat is tender and juicy with the fragrant flavours of the black bean in it. Just like what we had in the restaurant. 

Handmade Wolfberry Dang Gui Siu Mai 

Nothing beats a dim sum feast with siew mai. The Homamde Wolfberry Dang Gui Siew Mai is my favourite of all. The dim sum is fresh not too meaty but the fragrance of dang gui in it is superb. Just in love with it so much! 

Braised Chicken Mushroom Feet 

Awesome! I can say this is so good where they are perfectly braised and filled with collagen. They comes with huge pulpy mushroom with it . Yummz!

Hainanese Curry Pork Ribs 

The Hainanese Curry Pork Ribs  comes with the generous portions and the taste is slightly spicy to me. The meat remains tender and juicy and I love their tender juicy meat.

For those who are looking for some frozen packed meals where you just need to steam or boiled them up; why not order them from TJ Gourmet. For information, contact them as below :  

?Whatsapp: https://wa.me/message/OGTZP6HBMDD3G1

?Whatsapp Catalog: https://wa.me/c/60172458754

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TJFoodBeverageSupply

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tianji.foodbeveragesupply/

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