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China Dim Sum In Greentown Business Centre, Ipoh

Never leave Ipoh without eating dim sum, so the saying goes... and this statement always seem to apply to my girl before she leaves for the new week again.  Her favourite place is none other than China Chuan Kwong in Greentown Business center.  It was crowded when we reached but we managed to get a small table for two....
Initially these were what we ordered....
Green tea sesame with red beans filling...
Dan-Dan noodles is a must...
The waiter recommended this.....something special...
Yau Chow Kwai with fish paste... 
It was too "hard" for me....
But these are "gorgeous"...
Yam dumplings...
I like this... but not the presentation... quite a small portion on that day....
Salted Fish dumpling...
We packeted back the whole plate...
But this is nice.... the glutinous rice is "yup mei" (tasty)
Yes, definitely too much for the two of us...
I wonder why we ended up ordering so much... 
But worry not, we ate most of them... 
Only the salted pao and the "hard crust" salad were not "enjoyed"....
The rest of them were safely tucked in.  :)



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  1. Yum! Yum! I had dim sum too that day, post coming up soon...day after tomorrow, I think.

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    1. Aiyor!!! Two persons ordered so much!

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    2. Yeah.. at first we didn't know... everything seems so yummy!

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  2. Nice dim sum. That's a lot for 2 persons but on the other hand, the portion is quite small.

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    1. We managed to finish them all except for one or two pieces left... see how big eater we both are! I am also amazed!

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  3. So much food for the two of you.. Kalah me liao.. I love those woo kok and fried lobak koh.. I always order the fried dumpling with mayonaise.. A must for me too..

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    1. Actually we tar pau back a piece of here and there.. hahahaa... there is always someone to eat those leftovers..

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  4. wah, two persons only you ordered like that's for four person!! haha, but then no problem walloping all those right?? all look so delicious lor.. i like the woo kok, the lo bak gou, and the jung~~

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    1. Yeah, I notice that after they kept coming.. cos this one ah.. not the pulling trolley one.. ordering from menu is like that..

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  5. There's no such thing as too much dim sum!

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  6. Really a lot for two ladies but not for a guy like RG, hehehe! Ya tapao back if you cannot finish so not an issue to order more.

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    1. Yeah.. we kept ticking the menu... and also when the waiter recommended, we said.. ok ok...

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  7. i wanna try the green tea sesame balls and dan dan noodles! Bring to me this place please Claire :D

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    1. Alright!! Hope by that time, they are still as nice.. on second thoughts, you better come to Ipoh and eat them.. call me out!!

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    2. oh sorry, misunderstooded... tot you asked me to bring them to Penang!! hahahaa.. sure will take you out when you come!!

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  8. The noodles and the salted fish dumpling...I would fill up on them!

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    1. wahhhh... Ginny!! Please come and fill them up in you!

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  9. Alwyas thinking dimsum means got harkao or siew mai but no got here hahaha. Wallop like horse but can still maintain your shape is simply amazing.

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    1. hahahaa... I don't really like the har kao and siew mai... so we didn't order... amazing shape? Ever heard of girdles? hahaha..

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  10. Ipoh has many nice foods, i go Ipoh, can buy and vacaum pack and bring back Singapore anot huh?

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    1. Cannot surely!! The customs will have a feast! hahaha..

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  11. What is the name of this restaurant? I don't seem to be able to find it.
    Thanks

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    1. China Chuan Kwong at the Greentown Business Centre...

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  12. I also think Ipoh has better Dim Sum shops than KL.

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