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Ya Ge Restaurant At Orchid Hotel

SECOND ROUND OF THE DAY...

After our Ya Kun bread-fast, we walked around for a bit before having our second meal of the day at a special place called Ya Ge restaurant at Orchid Hotel.  I remember I have been to this hotel once, not to stay but to the parking lot only.  LOL... Yes, my son parked the car there few years before but not to eat at this restaurant.  LOL... 

Since our tummies were still full from the Ya Kun bread in the earlier part of the day, we did not order much at Ya Ge.  I was told that this special place served exquisite dumplings aka "siew loong pau" .... yes, indeed they were very special.  At this time of posting, I have forgotten what were inside these six dumplings, each of them consist of six different flavors altogether.  I should have known better, being a senior, I should have make a note somewhere, right?

Yes, six different flavors...
Let me test my memory a bit...
Starting from the blue one...
Oh dear, I cannot remember.....
But I do know there is the normal original flavor...
Then Tomyam, Bak Kut Teh, 
Aiyoh...
 I guess that is all I could remember...
Blame my memory loss on Covid!
For the four of us..... 
Yes, more than enough... 
Another Yes for Good Taste too!
My friend ordered these too....
With Yam fillings...
Cute chicks.... 
I consumed one of them!
Their set of Scallop Siew Mai is also special...
With these dishes, my tummy was filled to the fullest...
Really, I must go for a long walk before any more consumption!
Before we left... yes, it was kind of quiet....
Another fine dining meal, I would say...
Thanks to the youngsters who led the way and gave us a scrumptious treat!

Comments

  1. Cute and colourful siew loong bao.

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  2. very colorful xiao long bao....and they even have different flavor for each of them!

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  3. The xiao long bao are so colorful! I think I also won't remember the flavors if I ate those. The dim sum that look like chicks are too cute to eat!

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  4. Lovely chick-chicks, so cute!!! No xiao lung pao for me, thank you. Scallop siew mai looks good too!

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  5. Very colourful siew loong bao. I have only seen and ate the plain ones, no colours. Yes, the yam chicks are too cute to be eaten.

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  6. Wow, this food is so much fun!! and cute. I have never seen colorful dumplings like this. I wonder if the colors correspond to what is inside of them?

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  7. Very colourful dumplings! Delicious dim sum!

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  8. The dim sum looks good. I think you can get these colourful xiao long bao in KL too (in Paradise Dynasty if I remember correctly).

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