Kuchai Lama's Hidden Good Food @ Restoran 88

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I wouldn't been there if there's no one brought me there. Thank you Cynthia for bringing us there!

After several turns from here and there, lies a restaurant out of no where with an open air car park (for directions check map, below). The place was packed! Even for a weekday! We sensed good foods.



We started with lettuce with fermented beancurd. Lettuce was not overcooked, still maintain the freshness. I liked this.



Mixed beancurd came with a generous amount of paste. Not to mention the soft and smooth texture of the beancurd. This should goes very well together with rice. This was good.



Pork with portuguese sauce was next. Like the earlier 2 dishes, this was good as well. Pork meat was tender and it blended very well with creamy thick portuguese sauce.



Lastly we had the steamed fish with fook chew style! Fish was fresh and it was steamed to the right timing. Yet, some might find the sauce slightly "too flavoury" for a steamed fish. I loved this and personally I felt it was tasty.

In general, the food was good and the service was okay. Place was not air conditioned and the pricing was very reasonable. I found a great place to dine good food in Kuchai Lama!

Address and map is below.

Recommended!

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Dim Sum @ Restaurant Kam Him, Kuchai Entrepreneurs Park, KL (Feb 09)

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Heard about this place a few times before eventually I went there with my family a few months ago. To be exact, it was in February.

The place is quite easy to find. From Sungei Besi, you will reach the traffic light. Go straight and you will pass by the shop lots on both left and right side. Go straight 500m, there's a row of shoplots on the left. Kam Hin is one of them.

The place itself was quite big. There's a few signboards in front of the shop.

I had to wake up early for the dim sum that day. We reached the place around 8 am. Place starting to getting packed.



I must say the variety of the dim sum was quite different than the usual dim sum shops. They had different choices of dim sum that I never had before. The dim sum itself was very fresh and it was tasty as well.

I wished I stated the names of the dim sum as its kinda hard for me to explain which is which.



The fried stuffs here were pretty good as well. I fell in love with a few of them there.

I always loved the carrot cake (non stir fried version). Its well done here, crispy on the outside skin layer and tenderly delicious on the inside.



Chee Cheong Fun and the Lo Mai Kai (glutinous rice with chicken) was not bad as well. The sushi roll type dim sum was good. I liked seaweed.

In general, the dim sum at Kam Hin was good. Plates go around RM 3 to RM 4 per plate depending on plate sizes. It was quite reasonable to me given the food quality served. Service was good at that time. The different choices of dim sum and the uniqueness of a few selected dim sum made it a worthwhile place to visit.

It deserved to be popular.


Address:
A32,34,36, Jalan 1/116B,
Kuchai Entrepreneurs Park
Tel: 03-77296866


*Disclaimer: Personal food tasting and preferences might varies depending on individuals.