For those who know what dim sum is or simply want to find out what to order next time, I am sharing some of my favorite dishes here with you:



Top left: crispy taro snack; Top right: shrimp dumplings
Bottom left: sweet bean curd; Bottom middle: sesame balls; Bottom right: egg tarts



The bottom three are all dessert. In fact, all their dishes were really good...just a bit pricey though. The dishes shown here range from $3.35 to $4.95. Some can go up to $5.95. Essentially, it is almost double the price in Hong Kong. But, this is still cheaper than buying a $1,000-air ticket and eat in Hong Kong!
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