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Tim Sum @ Restoran Gim Cheng in Taman Daya, Johor Bahru 锦成茶楼

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Gim Cheng 锦成茶楼 is the top dim sum restaurant among locals in Taman Daya, Johor Bahru and has fans even from Singapore.

21 comments:

  1. Those egg tarts looks delicious - this place will be on my list when I eventually get to JB!

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  2. This is my usual joint...after coming here for so many years...know the boss well...the chef is the son, which the boss sent to Ipoh Foshan for training right after the son finish Form 5..the son apprentice there for 7 years

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    1. Thank you Ju Ai Aikido for the information. Bringing the flavours of Ipoh to us here in JB ;D

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  3. Yup this place serves a variety of tim sum.Better than most places.There is another place called Da(Ta)Si Xi at Sentosa.Their tim sum is not bad.I like their 'lo mai kai'.Speaking of which,I think I'll drop by this place tomorrow for brekkie.My day off anyways.

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  4. So I tracked this place down and had the dim sum! What a lovely spot and really enjoyed it! Well done again JK!

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  5. Thk u for the recommendation! Its really good. I didnt get a chance to try the egg tarts today. Looking forward to my next trip there!

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  6. I prefer Yit Foong City dim sum restaurant,
    after having breakfast there and try dim sum at here,
    i feel Yit Foong City dim sum is the best ever.

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  7. Do they sell 'liu sha bao' at Gim Cheng?

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  8. I just wonder is the business still on seen this comment posted on last yrs ?

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    1. Yes, is still existing. Have just been there last Sunday (24 Nov 2013). But there are no more push cart as shown in the pix.

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  9. No Liu Sha Bao. For those who is not driving, you can take bus 10B at JB sentral.

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  10. Hi do you know what days they are open for business? Do they close on public holidays? Thanks.

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  11. I just went there for breakfast recently, enjoy the reasonably cheap and nice tim sum. They open on holiday as well, but note that shop closed on every Wed.

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  12. Hope the recommendation is good! Will try out tomorrow! Thanks!

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  13. How do they calculate? Quite ex..

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  14. Is quite ex if they calculate..frm my bill

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  15. plan to go try this Sunday but never been jb. How to go from Singapore? Mrt to Woodland or Tuas? where to take bus 10B?

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