Cariso Delicacies Corner

A few of my previous visits back in Foh San (old premise) was wonderful ones, like Foh San Dim Sum 富山香港點心茶樓 (part I) and Foh San Dim Sum 富山香港點心茶樓 (part II) .

This time driving down the Jalan Leong Sin Nam, halfway through, “Wah, how come out of a sudden, one such ‘grand’ unit bulging out like that in the middle ? So not matching one heh?! ”

Reaching there around 11a.m. See? The waitress somemore got time to put her hand around her waist. A LOT OF vacant tables loh! :p

Perhaps I was still stuffed with earlier breakfast, therefore other than the egg tarts and the char siew pau, the rest I really felt SO SO.

Swui kao is always my favourite. This one perhaps was due to long staging time therefore the soup base has turned slightly richer.

Since I got no surprise in food, I paid more interest on its interior deco lah. I like the washrooms for being grand like hotel one.

The basin outside of the toilet is like this one. The tap water head can be twisted by hand to release water. Wah, am I so sua par kow or what?! I found it interesting and kept on turning a few times.

What I like the most is this! The window! Exactly similar to one house at Gurney Drive off road which I admired so much! The fans are also very trendy and super chio oi!

富山茶樓

Restoran Foh San Sdn. Bhd.
Biskut Foh San Sdn. Bhd.
51, Jalan Leong Sin Nam, 30300 Ipoh Perak.
Close every Tuesday. Open daily includes Sunday and public holiday.
Tel : 605-2540308 (6.30am to 2.00pm)
Direction : Very near to the old Foh San. At the old Foh San road, turn right, driving past the Caltex (on your left), Foh San is at behind of Caltex. So just turn left after Caltex to go in this street.

What was our best reward after getting to Foh San succesfully?! It was —– the car was trembling like hell lah.

This is the chameleon that entertained me for the first 20 minutes at this workshop.

Foh San Dim Sum 富山香港點心茶樓 (part I)

Foh San Dim Sum 富山香港點心茶樓 (part II)

Oh gosh! This Har Kow is good too!

This is another good one! Char Siew Pao!

The external bao pei is soft and just-thick-enough to blend well with easily-melt-into-your-mouth char siew yuk. What a great combination to serve this steaming hot pao with chinese tea!

We were kinda full already therefore we didn’t have the chance to try its egg tarts! A bit disappointed…Hmm….Since one of you floggers said that it’s GOOD, I must not miss it during my next time visit loh!!

We didn’t try this. What is inside there uh?

Not this too.
Desserts.

Jellies…

Tea. A must loh after eating so much oily food.

Total amount spent for 8x of us = RM80 plus. Thanks to GE for belanja oh! :p

I hope that one fine day I’ll bring my parents there. AND….hopefully with you ppl floggers’ recommendation, I gonna try out their egg tart, curry chicken bun (which I saw a lot of ppl tao pao back!) and…..what else uh???

Foh San Dim Sum (富山香港點心茶樓)

Last Saturday we 8x colleagues went to Gopeng for white water rafting.

All thanks to Koeh! Finally…….I have come to this famous Foh San Dim Sum House!

I was kinda surprised to know that it is located under the roof of a ‘persatuan’ oh.

We were very lucky. We got seats at the big table near this entrance in less than 10 mins time!

I seldom eat fried or oily food but somehow I like this very much.

See? The skin is soft crunchy and inside is stuffed with fresh shrimp! Yummylicious!

In Penang I would have stayed away from such ‘oily’ food. In Ipoh, never mind lah! :p

Another fried food (Wu Kok) that I tried.

I like this one too !!!

…… especially when dipped with this chilli sauce which I found kinda special, unlike chilli sauce that normally dim sum house offers.

Fried dumpling.

Yong Tao Fu – not bad leh! I like the brinjal one very much! It’s very soft.

HK Chee Cheong Fun – OK too.

This is another GOOD one! Siew Mai! Well, this round we had one piece each. Longing for more? Come next time lah!

Lor Mai Kai.

Foh San Dim Sum 富山香港點心茶樓 (part 2)