So, I’ve been hearing a lot of buzz about this place called Dim Sum Haus. You know, people online, friends, everyone’s been talking about how it’s this hidden gem for dim sum, better than the usual crowded, noisy spots like Swee Choon. I was getting kinda tired of those long lines and, honestly, some dishes at those places are just meh. So, I thought, why not give Dim Sum Haus a shot?
I looked it up and found out it’s located in the Jalan Besar area. Not a huge place, they said, but cozy. Most importantly, word on the street was that their dim sum was top-notch and easy on the wallet, with most items under $5. That sounded like a steal to me!
I decided to head over there one afternoon. When I got there, it was exactly as described – a snug little eatery. The tables were pretty close to each other, but it had this air-conditioned, family-friendly vibe that I really liked. Casual and comfy.
I grabbed a menu and started browsing. First thing I tried was their Steamed Pork & Shrimp Dumpling “Siew Mai”. It had a cute little wolfberry on top. And let me tell you, it was delicious! Juicy, flavorful, and just the right texture. I could tell right away that the quality was a step up from what I was used to.
Next up, I ordered their Salted Egg Bun. I’m a sucker for anything salted egg, and this one didn’t disappoint. The bun was crispy on the outside, and when you bit into it, you got this amazing, gooey salted egg filling. It was like a little explosion of flavor in my mouth. Seriously, a treat!
- Steamed Pork & Shrimp Dumpling “Siew Mai”: Topped with a single wolfberry, lip-smacking good!
- Salted Egg Bun: Crispy exterior with a gooey, flavorful salted egg filling. A must-try!
After trying those two, I was convinced. The quality of the dim sum at Dim Sum Haus was indeed excellent. I mean, for the price and the taste, it’s a no-brainer. It’s not just about being cheaper or less crowded; the food genuinely tastes better.
My Final Thoughts
So, if you’re like me, kinda over the hype of the usual dim sum spots and looking for a place that’s more chill, with great food that won’t break the bank, I’d say give Dim Sum Haus a try. It’s this neat little spot in Jalan Besar where you can enjoy some really good dim sum without all the fuss. Trust me, your taste buds will thank you. And it seems like lots of folks agree, saw a review count of 310 for the place online. That’s saying something, right?