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Favorite Food in KL: Dim Sum at Kuchai Lama Entrepreneur’s Park

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If you’re a Dim Sum lover, you won’t want to miss this the next time you’re in KL. In fact, I’m sharing with you another of my favorite food there :)

It’s the JIN XUAN HONG KONG RESTORAN tucked in one corner of Kuchai Lama, near the Entrepreneur’s Park. It’s actually opposite a condominium.

(If you’re not a Malaysian nor familiar with KL, just visit Google Maps and you can find it in no time.)

What’s So SPECIAL About The Dim Sum there?

If you’re thinking, “Dim Sum is Dim Sum and you can get dim sum everywhere”, you’re not wrong!

However what you’re missing is this:

Have you ever tasted LOH MAI KAI that melts in your mouth?

If  this is the first time you ever heard of this dish, that’s the plate at the right side in the picture on the right I specially captured for you before I enjoyed that delicious meal just before I rushed back to Singapore (in time to attend Jenny Tseng’s farewell concert at the Indoor Stadium).

Here’s Wikipedia’s definition:

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Lo mai gai, pronounced in Cantonese speaking regions or Nuo mi ji pronounced in Mandarin speaking regions, is a classic dim sum dish served during yum cha hours. The dish is also called steamed chicken in lotus leaf wrap or steamed glutinous rice in lotus leaf wrap.

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That’s what drew me to visit this particular restaurant again and again whenever I can spare the time when in KL :-) So, don’t say I didn’t share this mouth-watering secret with you…

Lo mai gai, pronounced in Cantonese speaking regions or Nuo mi ji pronounced in Mandarin speaking regions, is a classic dim sum dish served during yum cha hours.[1] The dish is also called steamed chicken in lotus leaf wrap or steamed glutinous rice in lotus leaf wrap

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