The restaurant
is open sitting style, so grab any seat you can find. Also, be prepared to
order the dim-sum the DIY way. Take the piece of paper given to you when you go
to the Dimsum counter. Pass the staff your paper and tell the staff the items
you want. They will mark the items on the paper according to the price. After
you finish your meal, bring the piece of paper to cashier and pay. Do note that
only cash is accepted here.
The star dish
is definitely the Lou Mai Gai & Hakka Style Dimsum. Wrapped in cabbage with
shrimp and meat, every mouth is very juicy and flavourful. The egg tart was
surprisingly good and sold out when it came out. Not to forget about the Char
Siew Bao that is equally good! Oh, and I love their home-made herbal tea too!
Sadly, not
everything was to our liking especially the fried items and Hak Gau. It tasted mediocre and can be done better. The salted egg ball didn’t have
any taste and can hardly be called as salted egg ball. The carrot cake was subjective because it had a very crispy skin but inside it is pretty mushy.
Overall, Restoran Gim Cheng Dim Sum still makes a great dim sum place.
Do note that it can be very crowded during the weekend! You see the queue lining up
from 9am. Once, I visited around 11am and find that most items were sold out. Thus,
if possible be there early!
Restoran Gim Cheng Dim Sum
Address: 2, 2, 1, Jalan Sagu 36, Taman
Daya, 81100 Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia
Daily 7am–1pm Except Wednesday
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