(Photo Credit: Wendy Wong)
Let’s start with a video instead. Let the video do the talking and introduction!
Foods there are pretty good I must say. Having ordered the minced beef rice, steamboat and eggs as shown above costs us about RM 35. Definitely will visit this place again in the future. I don’t do too much of food blogging. So, let’s leave it to the expert here.
Restaurant Location after the jump!
Popularity: 11% [?]
Well, I went to Tao for Christmas celebration and for my colleague’s farewell dinner yesterday at Tao, East Gate. Tao has been around for a few years and it’s quite popular amongst the locals. Tao serves mainly Japanese dishes but it does serve some other dishes as well.
Top left: Goo, Adrian, Hugo, Cheong.
Second row:Ricky, Peng Sheng, Ian Wei, Teh, Low.
Third row: SJ, Goh.
Popularity: 6% [?]
| To those who always hunt for nice food, Ipoh is no stranger for nice dimsum, taugeh Chicken rice and many more yummy food. I went to Ipoh last 2 weeks for a short 2 days. I was pampered with nice local foods all the time from Chemor at the north to Ipoh city to Menglembu in the south.
On Sunday morning, I went to Foh San, one of the few big names in Ipoh dimsum arena. |
yamchaaaaa~~ |
How’s everything taste? It was different from my last visit 1 year back or so. During the last visit, there wasn’t much variety and the food tasted just so so. Proabably it was a weekday back then and they don’t serve some dishes during weekdays from what I was told. Things have improved much then now and I see more variety and improvement in food quality! :D
There are many blogs talking about Ipoh timsum, head on to their blogs to get more views.
http://www.lingzie.com/ipohs-foh-san-dim-sum-highly-recommended/
http://bestfoodnetwork.com/blog/you-can-never-get-enough-famous-foh-san-dim-sum
Here’s some map I discovered to ease food lover like you on getting there.
Foh San Official Website (Map)
Popularity: 10% [?]
