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Spotted April 09, 2012Plain jane dumplings but always good. Funny how the entree comes out as the last thing ;) -
Spotted April 03, 2012Juice splashage galore!-
omnomnom, Lil, Captain Janet, Ahmetyemekte and 13 others said Great Shot!
omnomnom, Mr.Tommy , Goodday Photo, Fábio Moon and 3 others said Great Find!
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Spotted March 03, 2012Xiaolongbao is a type of steamed bun or baozi from eastern China, especially Shanghai and Wuxi. It is traditionally steamed in small bamboo baskets, hence the name (xiaolong is literally small steaming basket).-
penguinsnomnom, Goodday Photo, adaminsydney, Hon Au and 7 others said Great Shot!
Goodday Photo, Lil, Tom Doran said Great Find!
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Spotted February 25, 2012This is the same everywhere. The best thing about this place is the chopsticks are slightly magnetic. We should have that at home and so when we set the table for dinner our cutlery would at least stick close by to eachother instead of sprawled all over the table!-
adaminsydney, Lil, penguinsnomnom, Tom Doran and 13 others said Great Shot!
Tom Doran, kgdc1, The Very Hungry Katerpilla said Great Find!
Tom Doran Exquisite!Ian Gillette That looks great one of my favs from a local sushi place ill have to spot a pic
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Spotted January 30, 2012-
Tom Doran, Christine Cheng, Kikoprincess, Donkeykong and 1 other said Great Shot!
Tom Doran, Christine Cheng, blackrocky, Angela 안젤라 said Great Find!
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Spotted January 30, 2012-
Tom Doran, Christine Cheng, Kikoprincess, Donkeykong and 4 others said Great Shot!
Tom Doran, Christine Cheng said Great Find!
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Spotted January 30, 2012-
Tom Doran, Christine Cheng, Kikoprincess, Donkeykong and 3 others said Great Shot!
Tom Doran, Christine Cheng, James, Kymtje said Great Find!
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Spotted January 02, 2012Sorry for the bad photos - it is so very very dark inside and I only have a small camera!-
adaminsydney, Lil, Donkeykong, Abby Ang and 1 other said Great Shot!
Tom Doran said Great Find!
Tom Doran ??? Looks nice :-)
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Spotted December 18, 2011In the US and UK, the phrase dim sum is often used in place of yum cha; in Cantonese, dim sum (點心) refers to the wide range of small dishes, whereas yum cha, or "drinking tea", refers to the entire meal.-
adaminsydney, Madam Charcuterie, Merlynda, Donkeykong and 1 other said Great Shot!
Lil said Great Find!
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Spotted October 08, 2011-
penguinsnomnom, adaminsydney, Donkeykong, Tom Doran said Great Shot!
Merlynda said Great Find!
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Carastian, adaminsydney, 추영, Donkeykong and 8 others said Great Shot!
kgdc1, Tom Doran, Coronaburg said Great Find!