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Home / Food Review / Fu Jing Dim Sum @ Jalan Ipoh: Not Just Another Dim Sum Place

Fu Jing Dim Sum @ Jalan Ipoh: Not Just Another Dim Sum Place

February 9, 2020 by StrawberrY Gal

Recently, we visited Fu Jing Dim Sum where they have one in Jalan Ipoh. And in Fu Jin Dim Sum, they are not just serving dim sum but also steamboat at night.

And this time, we are going for their steamboat. The steamboat is Fu Jing dim sum comes pretty good. The steamboat does not come in set but it is more to the ala-carte choice. This round, the steamboat comes with normal plain soup and another is the tomyam soup.

As for ingredients wise, Fu Jing do serves a variety choices of ingredients which includes homemade pork balls, fish balls, fish paste and more.

They do serves slice pork and many more.

Overall, the food pricing priced affordably in terms of ala-carte seafood. 

Not enough, you can add on some dim sum as well as they do serve dim sum at night.

Address:
496, Jalan Merak,
Taman Million,
51100 Kuala Lumpur
Open Daily (6am–2am)

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