Tim Ho Wan's Chef Recommendations, 1 Utama Shopping Centre: Sept/Oct 2015
Yesterday, I wrote about Tim Ho Wan's Chef Recommendations and the new promotional items that are available exclusively at their Midvalley outlet. Today's post will be all about the three new items for the 1 Utama Shopping Centre outlet which will run from 1st September till 31 October 2015. Their Michelin-starred Hong Kong's famous dim sum continues to wow our palettes. Check the new dishes below.
Tim Ho Wan's Chef Recommendations, 1 Utama Shopping Centre: Sept/Oct 2015 |
Tim Ho Wan,
1 Utama Shopping Centre
G120 & G121, Ground Floor
1 Utama Shopping Centre
47800 PJ, Selangor
Instagram: http://instagram.com/timhowanmalaysia
Quail Egg Siew Mai (RM11.80)
Shown above is a rather unique siew mai dish, Tim Ho Wan's Quail Egg Siew Mai is an indulgence
in itself. The yummy siew mai is topped with these cute quail eggs, something different from your usual dim sum. I love how the egg complements the meat giving out that delicious savoury taste.
Salted Fried Fish Skin - RM10.80 |
Salted Fried Fish Skin - RM10.80
Exclusively available in TimHoWan 1 Utama restaurant is these delectable snack, the Salted Fried Fish Skin. I find it perfect to go with beer, or any starter dish for that matter. The snack itself is really crunchy, with seasoning powder sprinkled on top of the crispy fried fish skin, for that flavourful bite.
Cereal Chicken Nuggets - RM15.80 |
Cereal Chicken Nuggets - RM15.80
Yummy chicken nuggets coated in batter with savoury crunchy cereal oats. Good stuff indeed, very tasty, where one bite would not suffice. Love how the tender, boneless chicken nuggets taste, especially with the rather sweet condiments on top.
Different chef recommendations menu will be available at different outlets throughout the year. These dishes are on rotation and patrons can try them at their preferred Tim Ho Wan outlet during different months.
Don't mind trying this Hong Kong franchise, see how good, as good as the reputation and the prices or not...but perfectly ok, since you're treating, right? Hehehehehe!!!!
ReplyDeleteI think there is one in Midvalley right? Don't really like it though....not the kind that I like!
ReplyDeletethe salted fried fish skin is so yummy (and addictive!!) I kinda like their dining environment especially at the private dining area in The Gardens Mall. Yet to visit the one in 1U....hopefully soon! :D
ReplyDeleteLooks interesting... I won't mind trying it out.... I have not tried Tim Ho Wan before.. is it halal
ReplyDeleteI never try this restaurant in M'sia.. But tried the one in HK.. It's really yummy! Dunno whether it's from the same group of company or not but the name is exactly the same..
ReplyDeleteSome of my non Muslim friends keep raving about Tim Ho Wan. Sadly it is non halal for me right. The salted fried fish skin looks scrumptious though
ReplyDeleteShould check out Fu Lal in Menjalara, cheaper and quite a good varieties of dim sum that is on par with the upmarket restaurants.
ReplyDeletewah once again, I am hungry. Now I know why people say me fat coz I saw your food post.. hungry lio... wanna try eat n eat hehe..
ReplyDeletethe new food looks nice! I will pay a visit to the restaurant soon :)
ReplyDeleteI eat this dim sum b4 but their restaurant in HK is more delicious. Thanks for this info. I will check it ;)
ReplyDeleteI've seen numerous recommendations from you regarding Tim Ho Wan. You are making ma salivate.... but I am not going to KL anytime soon. :(
ReplyDeletetempting sangat niiii
ReplyDeleteI saw a lot of blog post on this! I WANT! Someone take me there please, cause i dont wanna go and eat alone :'(
ReplyDeleteHaven't try it out before .should visit soon
ReplyDeletei miss the salmon skin :P
ReplyDeleteYou get me hungrier every time I visit your blog.
ReplyDeleteNow have to look for good food for lunch.
I tried the Salted Fried Fish Skin its nice and quite addictive.
ReplyDeleteI don't get it. The recommended dishes are rotated? So the chef somehow recommends a different dish every not and then even though the recipe has not changed?
ReplyDeletei love their dimsum a lot too, just always have to wait and line up. i guess it's really that worth the wait.
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