Tuck Kee has two separate sections; one of it is an air conditioned restaurant and a makeshift stall outside that serve dim sum. I normally go to Tuck Kei for my midnight snacks......or shall I say early morning snacks. The dim sum starts from 6am to 3am in the morning. The porridge is real yummy but unfortunately I forgot to take its pictures. They have many tasty dim sum; my favourites being the porridge,
chicken feet,
fried chun kin (like lobak but with prawn meat), siew mai and wu kok. There are lots of ingredients in the porridge like dried mussels, scallops, century eggs and chicken meat. Tuck Kei porridge and chun kin are in my highly recommended list if you were to visit this restaurant.
The total bill for 7 types of dim sum and tea came out to be RM29.30.
The makeshift dim sum restaurant and the aircon section of Tuck Kee.
My favourite dim sum; Chicken feet and chun kin (lobak like but with prawns filling)
Fish ball......................................................................Siew Mai
Har Kau........................................................................Shark Fin Siew Mai
Tuck Kee Dim Sum
No. 39, Jalan Burung Jentayu,
Taman Bukit Maluri,
Kepong, 52100 Kuala Lumpur
Tel : 03 62742486, 62753857 Fax : 03 62742486
HP : 019 3321643
Opening Hours : 6am to 3am
Map to Tuck Kei, Jalan Burung Jentayu, Taman Bukit Maluri
Related links (Dim Sum) :
http://peteformation.blogspot.com/search/label/Dim%20Sum
*sigh* now you're making me want to eat dim sum.... huhuhuhu.... my husband sleep liao, cannot drag him out to eat! :-(
ReplyDeleteThe siew mai looks very nice... aiyohh!
dim sum for supper, fat wor! XD
ReplyDeleteHey, the girl jumping in my Sentosa post is my friend, not me! XD
all of these makes me so hungry
ReplyDeleteCleff : Slowly whisper 'siew mai', siew mai, siew mai into your hubby's ear, he sure wakes up and take you out for supper lorrr, ha ha!
ReplyDeleteEunice : I want to put on weight leh, LOL. Opps, I thought the girl was u. Sunset pics, cannot see face clearly lorrr. Ha Ha!
Lisa : Thks for dropping by my blog. I was hungry too after posting this post. Just had a early morning supper of fried bihun. LOL.
I like dim sum but porridge and chicken feet are not my favourites. But my mom likes them, so maybe I should bring her there : )
ReplyDeletepete, u live around sri damansara 1 ar?
ReplyDeletecoz i see most of those place u go and eat is near by there...
i remembered going for dimsum at 2am when i was in KL, it was kinda cool sitting beside the road side. :p
ReplyDeletei had a lot of dimsum whenever im in kl. but never bothered to know the names. i usually choose those colourful ones and of course those with prawns...hehehe.
ReplyDeleteI always take dim sum for supper too! love everything except porridge :-D
ReplyDeletenice blog and like the foods too! hey! thanks for the comment and suggestions, hot milk usually makes me feel good before i sleep. have a wonderful week!
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