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Chinese relaxing way, at least for me. Eating dim sum its kind of a luxury for me, where you can sit down,many variations to choose from, drinking hot tea and just enjoy. They will bring the whole steam tray for you to choose, Siew Mai is not to miss! Or the whole tey of deep fried stuffs. Got carrot cakes, chee cheong fun, lomaikai etc!! This restaurant is one that i always go to. Not bad. I like their smooth silky congee. :)
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very nice and not too spicy~
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Taste went downhill!
Consider one of the oldest dim sum restaurant in Penang, Yong Pin recently revamped to a much brighter space to continue cater to the locals with their dim sum selections.
The central counter is where you head over to grab all your dim sum, self service and you just need to let them know what you want.
Separated into 3 section, each section you can get their steam, fried and bao.
I would say most of their items are tasty, considering a great place to go for some dim sum in the morning here at George Town.
The pork-free dim sum menu is substantial enough to warrant repeated visits, with modern creations such as deep-fried beancurd wraps with shrimp and cheese dip and unagi puffs with BBQ sauce alongside classics such as lo bak go.
