Dragon Gate Dim Sum @ Kota Damansara
Read my previous breakfast post HERE or the whole series HERE
Dim sum definitely a popular choice when come to breakfast, this time I’m going to introduce you a newbie in town which opened its door less than a year ~ Dragon Gate Dim Sum. Located at the food hub of Kota Damanasara with a strong competitor of Jin Xuan, let’s see what they offer!
Highly stacked basket was a sight to behold and yes we ate a lot that day, almost like this!
Spacious, airy and bright with the huge glass panels allow natural light penetrated in. Huge poster of dim sum adorning the wall makes one drooling before the meal started.
The fried dim sum displayed in the cabinet.
Front: Sugar Cane with Water Chestnut & Sea Coconut with Longan
Iced Tea
Other than the usual Chinese Tea there are other choices of beverage such as herbal drink, coffee, and milk tea.
Siew Mai (RM4.20)
Har Gau (RM4.20)
Both obligatory orders during dim sum session were decent but there was lil gripe found in siew mai that the meat was too finely grounded and lost its bouncy texture.
All bao were executed well with decent amount of filling.
Glutinous Rice Village Style (RM 3.80)
Well flavored, soft and moist, it had all my requirement for a good Loh Mai Gai!
Cabbage Dumpling
In pleasant green hue encasing the shrimp and vegetable filling.
Dumplings with Superior Soy Sauce (RM 4.20)
Sui Kow soaked in a superior soy sauce.
Shrimp Rolls with Mango (RM 4.20)
An ingenious combination of shrimp paste and mango but it could be better if they can put a larger chunk of mango in it 😛
Lotus Leaf Glutinous Rice (RM 4.20)
Minced meat, dried shrimp, Chinese Sausage and mushroom were founded in the huge dumpling, every bite was surprise!
Stewed Chicken Feet
Well braised until soft, considerably good in my books.
Beancurd Rolls with Shrimp (RM 4.20)
Crispy and delicious without a trace of oil, yummy~
BBQ Pies (RM 4.20)
Light & fluffy pastry enveloping the generous amount of char siew filling. I like the moist filling compensated the slightly dry texture of the pastry.
Jade Sesame Ball (RM 3.00)
Egg Tarts (RM 3.00)
Steamed Pork Ribs (RM 4.20)
Steamed pork ribs simply a must when I patronize dim sum shop. The pork ribs was perfectly steamed where the juiciness and tenderness still retained; coupled with robust flavors from the marinade, a thumb up for this!
Radish Cake (RM 3.00)
One of the best I’ve eaten with superb crisp outer and creamy soft interior. Passed with flying colours!
Fried Radish Cake with X. O. Sauce ( RM4.50)
Come with huge portion, the radish cake cubes was awesomely aromatic and tasty with bursting flavors from the X.O Sauce, egg and chives.
Spinach Cheong Fun with Shrimps (RM 4.50)
A nice twist to the normal chee cheong fun and other varieties also available here are the original Char Siew or Shrimp Cheong Fun and Cheong Fun with Scallops.
Za Liong
Plain Chee Cheong Fun with You Tiau (Chinese cruller) wrapped in served with a soy sauce dipping.
Shanghai Fried Rice Sheet with Shrimp (RM 6.00)
It was not my first try on this at a dim sum joint but this definitely an unusual item as I hardly found this at other places. The chewy rice sheet provide a good bite texture and manage to absorb the flavors and wok hei imparted during stir frying.
Phoenix Shrimps with Seaweed (RM 6.00)
Shrimp paste and a whole shrimp was wrapped with seaweed and bread crumbs then deep fried; I bet kids will love the crunchiness of it!
Bacon Rolls with Honey Sauce (RM 6.00)
Things will never goes wrong when food combine with bacon right? 😛
Sweet Potato & Yam Cake (RM 4.20)
Resembled croquette but with velvety mashed sweet potato and yam filling, I love this simply because I have a soft spot for both sweet potato and yam 🙂
Shanghai Xiao Long Bao (RM 6.00)
Silken and adequately filled with moistening minced pork filling.
Herbal Chicken (RM 6.00)
I always can’t resist a good herbal soup, this definitely had me singing with joy as the generous amount of herbal used rendering the intensely flavored broth and not to mention the tender piece of chicken. I drank it until the last drop~~
Seafood Dumpling Soup (RM 10.00)
A giant dumpling soaked in a clear and light broth with subtle taste from the seafood.
Durian Pancake (RM 6.00)
Mango Pudding (RM 4.20)
Water Chestnut with White Fungus (RM 4.20)
Verdict: Good variety of more than 70 choices of dim sum available. The setting was comfortable and air-conditioned, revisit definitely a must as my family members are dim sum aficionado 🙂
Dragon Gate Dim Sum (龙门点心茶楼)
1-1, Jalan PJU 5/3
Dataran Sunway
47810 Kota Damansara
Selangor Darul Ehsan.
GPS: N 3.152471, E 101.595383
Tel: +6017-626 7026
Operating Hours: 7am to 3pm daily
Errhh, I’m craving for dim sum now,slurp~~!!
oppss…sorry 😛
Wow, you really had lots! The spinach chee cheong fun look interesting… The fact that it’s air-conditioned is a huge plus point 😀
Who doesn’t like air-cond? Definitely not us lol *High Five*
we ate like kings…. it was a buffet of dim sums!! 😛
haha, yalor…
The dim sum here looks good. They have many choices too…
ya, spoilt for choice 😛
Hmmm…still prefer the neighbor’s one..
u tried this?
Too many foods ..dono which one to start with..;P
1 by 1 from the menu, haha!
We seldom go for dimsum if only 2 of us, must go with friends, hehe. 😛
ya, can try more varieties if more ppl 😛
Wow…nice dim sum . Heard of this but havent been yet
Make it this weekends!
That sweet egg bun is hubby’s fav. I like their steamed vege infused dim sums.
Definitely a good choice for Canning 😛
The name of this eatery remind of a HK movie. Hahaha. 70 choices of dim sum? That’s a lot. I never knew that there are so many type of dim sum.
Ya, some are traditional and some are new creations 🙂
wow, a good appetite is the sign for the health of the body
and also the sign of getting fatter and fatter >.<
actually i wanted to try it but don’t know why I did not at the end
Just make it this weekend!
i want the durian again~ 😛
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Me too, me too, wanna revisit 😛
Very near my place but since I’m not an early bird I don’t get to dine here. Each time I go there they are already closed -.-
They open till quite late wor… like 1pm+
Thanks for the recommendation! Now I have a new place to try out the Dim Sum. 🙂
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