#yum cha dim sum

[sikfankitchen]

A classic dim sum dish! Shrimp Cheung Fun (Cantonese Rice Noodle Rolls)

[cindysuen]

😋🥢🐇🐰It’s bunny dim sum time! I made a 3D version of my recent red envelope 🧧 painting of my favorite dim sum in bunny form: custard buns 奶黃飽，siu mai 燒賣，egg tarts 蛋撻，soup dumplings小籠飽，and thousand layer cake 千層糕. What’s your favorite dim sum? 😋 ✨ also on instagram / facebook / tiktok / twitter ✨

[madeleinedrinkstea]

Shark Fin Inn: Yum Cha

Are you really a Melburnian if you've never gone to Shark Fin Inn for yum cha?

Shark Fin Inn is popular and for good reason. It's one of the few remaining eateries which does yum cha in the old-school style: trolleys full of steaming dumplings, baked treasures and fried cakes. When you see something you like, you request it rather than deciding ahead of time what you'll purchase. This makes yum cha here feel a bit like "choose your own adventure": what you eat next depends on the path which you've taken during the meal so far.

The food is good and reasonably priced (we paid far more going to a yum cha hall in Springvale). All pastries were satisfyingly flakey, showing that the pastry chefs at Shark Fin Inn have their technique down pat. The dumplings were plump with prawn, and the other dishes were satisfyingly moist without being damp.

The venue is crowded and chaotic - book in advance unless you arrive right upon opening.

[sleepingdragonwell]

My bao bei 🥰

[roastertea]

The Delicious Journey of Siu Mai, Chinese Dim Sum!

Siu mai is a tasty dumpling with a cool history! It started with the Mongols and changed in Guangdong. Now, it’s a favorite dim sum treat! Check out the blog for more! Subscribe our blog roastertea.blogspot.com!

[xshu]

Yum Cha

Last weekend. Second choice. Yung Yee Kee. Condiments, Steamed Look Funn with Shrimp Stuffed Tofu Skin, Chicken Feet Beef Tendon, Curry Flavor, Steamed Char Siu Bao Mmm. Be safe, eat good. The Mouse Lahaina/Maui Strong

[memueronalife]

[travellingfoodie]

What's your dim sum pick? Must-Try Las Vegas Dim Sum!

[evita-shelby]

Vēnor

latin: Chase, Hunt

Brilliant Chang meets a happily divorced Eva after the events of Look Both Ways , The Wreckage and Perhaps

cw: failed relationships, mentions of drug use, murder, mentions of sex and Eva’s slight god complex

Lucy Winters belongs to @emotionalcadaver

taglist @justrainandcoffee @zablife @thegreatdragonfruta @hoodeddreams13 @novashelby @kmc1989

She likes to play games.

After her disastrous marriage to Tommy, her subsequent divorce and failed attempts to rekindle that spark since Lucy had up and left anyways, Eva decided to keep up her game with the Chinaman who thinks her easy prey.

It is his way of gaining clients and even dealers for his cocaine. He romances and seduces his prey and before they know it, they’re dealing drugs with their brains turned to mush to get a crumb of his attention. Freda Kempton would not be the last of his victims.

Brilliant Chang, the Dope King of London.

Handsome, cultured and not at all put off by the existence of the witch’s two-year-old son and that her divorce doesn’t mean she’s no longer a Shelby. Chang’s last invitation had come while shopping at his warehouse with little Charlie on her hip, Tommy getting on her last nerve and, like his attempts before, a gift to show his interest.

Eva wanted to get him to leave his private room and try to woo her where everyone would see him. After all, she isn’t interested in his drugs, the last time she had cocaine it drove her to attempt suicide and Eva refuses to go back there at all costs.

She wants to fuck him, plain and simple.

Now that her divorce has given her some notoriety, freedom and a wide selection to choose from, the witch wants to take her time finding someone who would accept her terms and conditions.

There are many universes and lifetimes where that man is Tommy Shelby, but in this one, he, sadly, is not.

“Tell Mr. Chang if he wants someone who goes to him when he orders it, he should get a dog.” Eva tells the waiter who finds her refusal alarming and does not stop her from leaving even if her meal has yet to even arrive.

Much like Tommy Shelby, Billy Chang is far too used to having women be too easy to get. Rejection was not something they were used to; Tommy seeking her to fill the space Lucy left and Chang’s invitations these past months were proof of that.

The waiter goes into the private room from where the king observes his kingdom and relates her words to him. This time she had sent an unflattering comment, the previous ones were a simple no.

Eva leaves knowing the next time she comes; he will be waiting here for her.

“You play well, Mrs. Shelby.” Brillian Chang is dressed finely with a fur coat worth as much as her wedding ring and sitting at the table he always has open for her. There is no menu, why would there be when the man has spent the past year studying her?

It is simply tea with small plates of food. Dim Sum the waitress had called it the first time. Or was it Yum Cha?

“Your strategy merited a harder game.” The Mexican witch sat down knowing all the whispering around them is about them. Billy Chang hardly leaves his private room, just as the Shelbys hardly leave the snug at the Garrison. To see him come out for a woman when the others went to him is enough to cause a stir.

“Or perhaps I let you win.” He admits with his eyes roaming her as if she were the meal set out before them.

Been so long since a man’s been bold enough to desire her so openly. Many still feared the man she was married to even here in London ---or did when Tommy got it in his head that despite fucking up the best damn thing in his life, he believed he had any fucking right to impose his will on her.

Tommy no longer satisfied her, too much hurt, too much anger for putting them in this situation in the first place and unwilling to move on like she had.

He had a choice, her or Lucy. Because he couldn’t decide, the witch made the choice for him and now the Romani gangster gets a front row seat to his ex-wife seeking her pleasure with whomever she wants.

Brilliant Chang had no idea how attractive he became to her when his way of flirting with her pricked Tommy’s jealous streak and her ex-husband told her of how the man here killed Freda Kempton.

He is using you to get to me, Tommy had wagged his finger at her and demanded she stop going to Chang’s warehouses and teahouse in Regent Street.

Eva had half a mind to tell him where Lucy was hiding just so he’d fuck off, but Lucy needed to learn who she was outside of Tommy’s orbit and see if she’d still choose him afterwards. The witch couldn’t drag her nor Tommy kicking and screaming to a shrink, traveling with a Romani family wholly unconnected to the Shelbys should do the trick.

“And yet I got what I wanted, didn’t I?” the witch shuts the door to her past and focuses on the present and the near future where this man shows her why all those women fall under his spell so easily.

His place, she doesn’t want to risk Charlie interrupting him or, worse, Tommy’s people knowing his identity too soon. Eva had even lost her tail and ditched the driver Tommy gave her for her safety with ease for the occasion.

“I see why Mr. Shelby can’t let you go, cunning as the devil and as beautiful as Venus.” He pours the tea, first her cup then his, a gesture she’s learned is a sign of respect.

Its is the tea she usually gets, had a strange name that translated to Iron Goddess or something of the sort and could pass for an English breakfast tea. Despite knowing this was all done to trap her, the witch finds it thoughtful that he would order his staff to cater to her tastes for this first meeting.

“Ex-husband.” The witch corrects as she took her cup, a finer thing like the sort of cups she has been served with since she first rejected his invitation to join him for a meal.

“Then his loss is my gain.” Chang took his own cup and drank first to show it was not tampered with. Freda Kempton had drunk water mixed with snow until it killed her, or so she’s heard.

He wasn’t out to kill her; he could’ve done it sooner. He, like her, wanted a good fuck after a good game.

He has wanted her ever since he saw her in Birmingham years ago, the dark beauty who turned heads wherever she went. Richer than God, far more beautiful than all the girls he took to his bed and, despite her penchant for dark clothing, a drop of color in cold and dreary England.

But he also knows the rumors.

She has plenty of tricks to prove she’s the real deal, from knowing the person’s entire future to turning any drink in her hands into whatever alcohol she wants. Eva is something of a Messiah in her family, the only living witch since her mother and grandmother died in 1914.

“You’ll be acquitted but your reputation will take a blow.” This was what worried him after evidence mentioned him. This would ruin him and make him the villain in every story…even if he had been at fault for playing up the dead girl’s sorrows and discarding of her after.

“I did not seek you out to know the future, but I welcome the news either way.” The businessman admits, it was obvious that he’d lose his reputation and there would not be enough evidence to charge him for her murder.

“Then what do you want?” she knows what it is, but, fuck, did she want to hear him say it.

“Everything.”

Chang knows his way with women, Eva’s not had this much fun in ages.

He took charge, fucked her until she forgets she had a kid at home and then let her tie him up as they played their games her way.

And yet that paled to how just being with him felt.

The witch missed this, this spark of connection and understanding she hadn’t felt since Tommy. That ‘there you are’ one doesn’t believe in until it happens.

And then after three years it happened again. Part of her thought she wouldn’t feel it again after Tommy.

But she has just as she told Tommy and Lucy it would.

“What is the price Shelby couldn’t pay?” Billy asks after they’ve come up with a foolproof scheme to have him acquitted and keep most of his reputation intact.

“Exclusive devotion.”

Most just say a monogamous marriage, but Eva has never felt or been seen as fully human even by her family. She is the patron saint, the jealous goddess who will rain fire and brimstone on those who incur her wrath.

Tommy hadn’t understood the fine print. Convinced that because she enjoyed one threesome and was sort of friends with his lover, Eva would make an exception. And what a mistake that had been.

Brilliant Chang weighs his options, thinks she cannot tell as they lay there in his bed while evening becomes night outside. She’d have to leave soon, can’t have Tommy waiting for her because she had been out all day.

“Can I see you again tomorrow?” he asks having concluded that she’s worth a monogamous lifestyle. A monotheistic lifestyle, he corrects himself unaware Eva can read his thoughts.

She isn’t as strict as many believe, Eva’s quite fun and willing to allow a short noncommittal fling from time to time and the occasional orgy. The witch only demands she is always the only person who owns her lover’s heart.

“You may,” Eva brushed damp hair from his face and added in between kisses, “Take me dancing, a club my ex-husband can’t get into and ruin this for me.”

[here4tripitaka]

Ch 59: Yum cha, fire and literal bubble tea

This chapter was just all-round beautiful. Atmospheric, poetic, visually vivid and full of music - although sometimes also uncomfortably realistic (unnaturally hot weather; mountain fires).

The red mountain made me think of landscapes I’ve seen. The idea of drums and bugles saving people from the sound of the sizzling sun sinking into the sea made me think of the din of musical instruments at Chinese New Year. The dragons in the streams and the paulownia trees were simply beautiful.

And the music! There is so much music. Yu’s footnotes say that three of the poems are set to pre-existing Chinese tunes. I tried to dig them up. They’re at the bottom of this post, for anyone interested.

Well, let’s begin. As we know, the travellers come upon a strangely sweltering part of the landscape. Bajie thinks they must be at the Edge of Heaven, but Wukong points out they can’t possibly have travelled that far. They approach the house of a local man, introduced to us through the ‘Not Quite’ poem.

I loved this poem. It reminded me a little of the Phantom Tollbooth or of Lewis Carroll. (Of course, that may well be because I don’t know much, if any, non-western poetry or literature with which to compare it. Do let me know if you know any Tollbooth-esque literature or poetry from other cultures.)

He tells them they’re at the foot of the Mountain of Flames.

I didn’t realise the flaming mountains were a real land feature in China - minus the pyrotechnics. Apparently travellers along the Silk Road avoided them. The soil temperature has been estimated at 66.8°C (152.2°F). (Thanks Wikipedia.)

Tripitaka is overwhelmed at the mere thought of the heat. He turns pale and falls silent - right back to his old ways:

Wukong, being the ADHD kid that he is, gets distracted by a vendor with a cart, and goes to buy rice pudding with a hair-turned-copper-coin.

I don’t know which kind of rice pudding this means, but it sounds delicious. Maybe this?

Or this?

But really I’m just thinking of this - which has nothing to do with rice or pudding, but everything to do with me getting excited when a Chinese food cart rolls around:

Wukong calls bullshit on the place being hot all year round. He figures if they can make rice flour for rice pudding, there have to be both hot and cool seasons.

And so they find out about Immortal/Princess Iron Fan, whose fan can extinguish the fires and even bring rain.

Cut to the woodcutter on Jade Cloud Mountain, who has a real chip on his shoulder about calling her ‘immortal’:

The 'Raksasi' thing may or may not be a jerk move, because apparently it just means ‘female demon’:

Wukong gets nervous about having to confront another angry relative of Red Boy, and the woodcutter schools him on how he should never be nervous as a Buddhist:

Even when Wukong explains his bind, the woodcutter stands by it:

I somehow love the total lack of strategy here. “Okay. You have every reason to think that this demon will refuse to give you what you want. Just disregard that entirely, and go in there confidently.”

Wukong finds Iron Fan, gets his ass kicked by her, and takes back some of the condescending thoughts he’d had about her as a woman fighter. We go from this:

To this:

He’s bailed out by Bodhisattva Lingji, who conveniently has a Wind-Arresting Elixir. Wukong returns to unwarranted pride in his manhood in no time:

I mean, the only reason he can withstand the wind is that a woman was nice and gave him an elixir. So I'm not sure what it has to do with him being a man.

He sneaks into Iron Fan’s stomach via her tea:

In the ultimate Trojan Horse move, he prods her insides til it hurts. I must not have been the only one thinking of yum cha when the rice pudding came up, because the dim sum theme continues:

Iron-Fan puts on a good pretence of panicking and surrendering, but keeps her cool. She gives Wukong a fake iron fan. He doesn’t realise until he’s dragged the whole of Team Tripitaka up the Mountain of Flames and made the fire worse.

Tripitaka cries.

Ah, dear Tripitaka. He wants those scriptures. He wants them SO MUCH. And if he can’t get them, his heart is going to break.

Meanwhile, Bajie is just laughing his ass off because Wukong lost all the hair from his thighs in the fire.

The guys are at a bit of a loss. The only way to the west is to pass the Mountain of Fire, but nobody really knows what to do next. Clearly Wukong is no longer feeling so confident about kicking Iron Fan’s ass, cos he’s not even talking about trying a third time.

While they’re kicking around, they’re approached by a mysterious man, who turns out to be the spirit of the Mountain of Flames. He tips them off about what to do next.

And that’s it for this week. I’m excited for the next chapter, because I came across some ceramic art online that gave me some possible hints about next week. I’ll refrain from posting it, but we’ll see next week.

Music

As promised! The music for the three poems.

#1 To the tune of the Wind in the Pines

《風入松歌》 Feng Ru Song Ge

Music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOr1-ZeVGvM

About the music: https://silkqin.com/02qnpu/10tgyy/tg28frsg.htm

#2 To the tune of Barbarian Bodhisattvas

Probably this music? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1jmF5zg9yI

#3 To the tune of Moon Over West River

Music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hGMkxd8RW5o

@journeythroughjourneytothewest

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Image credits: The usual spiel. The images above are either AI, or random pictures from the web, or a Frankenstein of both; some modified, some not. They are not original. The pre-existing images should turn up with reverse googling or have links embedded, but feel free to ask and I’ll dig up sources.

[not-poignant]

15 and 27 for the soft asks! <33

15. Comfort food?

Gird thy loins it's like 4,000 things:

Sue Lewis chocolate first and foremost but I only get to have this like twice a year.

Homemade prawn cocktails (*sobs in I'm so whi-hi-hiiiite*)

Lemon and sugar crepes

Chips with chicken salt (no, not like shoestring fries, no, if you're not Australian you probably haven't encountered chicken salt, it's complicated, the Australians know)

Cadbury Black Forest chocolate (I literally ate some today, I wonder why... *stares at the US in commiseration*)

Good tiny mandarins

Good tangelos

Fresh pineapple

Actually a lot of different fruits we're gonna be here a while

Fresh apples and local honey (very pagan very yum)

Dim sum (yum cha)

A good bubble tea, especially the Okinawa that Presotea does

Whopper Junior from Hungry Jacks with heavy onion (and heavy pickle)

Ham + cheese + onion toasties

Iced Mocha

Strawberries + melted dark chocolate from San Churro's

Shio and tonkotsu ramen (and menma, lots of menma)

Those really nice korokke, the crab and cheese ones, from South Korea

That one sushi place in that one suburb that does the tuna sushi and it somehow manages to be the best thing I've ever had in my entire life

The cheesecake I had in England that one time

A good (good!) lemon meringue pie

(Remember when I said we were going to be here a while) Rice pudding

Chocolate mousse

Mum's chocolate self saucing pudding

Calippos in Summer

Pralines & Cream gelato from Gelare

...okay I gotta stop I GOTTA STOP

Mapo tofu

Bun bo hue with extra spice

OKAY I'M STOPPING

There's more though.

GOOD BREAD

HAha I promise I'm stopping

dslakfjsa

27. Do you like to garden? Have you ever grown something?

I love to garden! And I have grown many things. I am growing many things this year actually. I'm too disabled to do as much as I'd like to do. That part sucks. But because it's a passion of mine and it's so rewarding, I do prioritise it.

So my entire back garden was created from scratch, literally it was a sandpit because this house basically didn't exist until we moved into it. So xeriscaping / landscaping is something close to my heart. I typically focus on local native plants because of our fragile and specific ecosystem, for local pollinators, but as time goes by I've also fallen in love with many other plants from other climes and places too.

The front garden has more 'exotics' in it. This year, from seed, I'm growing dahlias, zinnias, Californian poppies, basil, snapdragons, poached egg plants, foxgloves, marigolds, spinach and cucumber. In the back garden in pots we also have karapincha (curry plant) given to me by my Sri Lankan sister-in-law, from her curry plant. I've kept it alive in a pot for about 15 years or so. I also grow aloe vera (more like I can't fucking kill it), citronella (begone!), lemongrass, rosemary, thyme, oregano, and sage (until it finally died this year). Also daffodils and gladiolus from bulbs.

I am super proud of my garden and its many changes. It's a good place to raise a puppy. It's a great place to watch the world go by. It was once sand, and now it's a haven of Eucalyptus trees for many different species of honeyeater and wattlebird. It makes up for the fact that I'm too disabled to go anywhere and do anything most of the time. Even if I only leave the house to do something other than a medical appointment about 4 or 5 times a year, at least the garden is there for me!

I actually post way more on my Instagram!

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From the soft asks meme!

[jayalchung]

Listen to the most recent episode of my podcast: Yum Cha Everyone - We Resist. We Persist. We Love. https://anchor.fm/yumchaeveryone/episodes/Yum-Cha-Everyone---We-Resist--We-Persist--We-Love-e26idqa

[rentnhope]

Biking to Gurgaon’s Top Food Streets: A Culinary Adventure

Gurgaon, a growing town renowned for its modern buildings and vibrant business culture, is a dishes enthusiast's paradise. The city has a dynamic food scene that provides a wide variety of gastronomic experiences, from fine dining to street food. Riding a bike is among the greatest ways to experience these delicious treats. You can effortlessly navigate Gurgaon's busy streets and find its best food streets with the ease of bike rental in Gurgaon. As we take you through some of Gurgaon's greatest dining establishments, sit up and get ready for a wonderful journey. 

1. Sector 29 – The Food Hub

Gurgaon's most well-known food street, Sector 29, is renowned for both its varied menu and lively environment. Everything from international cuisine to street food from around the area is available here. Ride your bike through the busy roads to discover famous locations like Cyber Hub, a local food court with a variety of international cuisines, and The Laughing Buddha, which is well-known for its tasty dim sum. 

It's simple to go from restaurant to restaurant with bike rental in Gurgaon; you can try anything from crispy pakoras and spicy chaat to fancy burgers and sushi. For everyone interested in food, Sector 29 is a must-visit because of its many food options and lively nightlife. You can feel the energetic environment and love for the delicious food of Gurgaon when riding through this region. 

2. MG Road – A Culinary Melting Pot

Another popular place that needs to be on your foodie tour agenda is MG Road. There are many different types of restaurants in this region, that include expensive restaurants to food carts. Start your biking journey with tasty Chinese meals and hearty North Indian curries at the busy eateries around the MGF Mall. 

Discover well-known locations like Yum Yum Cha, which serves Asian food with a distinctive twist, and Bikanervala, which is well-known for its traditional Indian snacks and sweets. Take a leisurely ride to explore these places. You'll be able to sample both fine dining and street food alternatives as you explore MG Road's unique meals scene at your own pace with a Gurgaon bike rental. 

3. Huda City Centre – Flavorful and Convenient

Food lovers will also find plenty of options in the Huda City Centre area, which is conveniently close to one another on foot. Local specialties mixed with quick food chains are what make this area of Gurgaon so popular. If you're searching for a delightful and quick bite, this is an amazing location to start. 

Ride your bike over to this neighborhood and visit well-known locations like Keventers, which serves cool milkshakes, and Haldiram's, which serves delicious chole bhature. The neighborhood is a great place for a bike trip focused on food because of its handy location and lively street food culture. You may enjoy a wide variety of flavors and conveniently explore the area .

4. Sohna Road – Taste the Local Flavor

Another great place to explore by bike is Sohna Road, which has a variety of modern and traditional dining options. There are many different restaurants along this road, from high-end establishments to neighborhood favorites. Start your journey at one of the busy eateries close to Omaxe Celebration Mall, where you can find a variety of meals to fulfill every craving. 

Taste the traditional street food at Chaat Junction or delight in the delicious parathas at Paratha King, two popular local eateries. You can be sure that your bike trip along Sohna Road will be full of delightful discoveries because of the variety of culinary alternatives available. You may easily explore this neighborhood and take a gastronomic tour of Gurgaon's local food scene.

5. Palam Vihar – Hidden Gems Await

There are some undiscovered culinary jewels in Palam Vihar, even if it's a little off the main route. Numerous restaurants in this neighborhood provide comfortable eating settings and real food styles. Take a ride around Palam Vihar to learn about the local favorites and have a more laid-back dining experience away from the bustle of the main city. 

Visit restaurants like Barbeque Nation for a great buffet experience and The Chaat Company for their delicious street food. The neighborhood is a terrific addition to any bicycling tour because of its delicious food selections and laid-back atmosphere. You can easily explore Palam Vihar and discover its gastronomic delights with bike rental in Gurgaon. 

Conclusion

Experience the varied gastronomic scene of Gurgaon by bike through its best food streets, which is a lovely stroll. Each neighborhood offers a distinctive eating experience that is sure to please your palate, from the lively ambiance of Sector 29 and MG Road to the regional cuisines of Sohna Road and Palam Vihar. You may effortlessly travel the busy streets of the city and take pleasure in a delicious trip at your own speed with a Gurgaon bike rental. Take a bike ride around Gurgaon's best food streets and explore the city's culinary offerings. As you experience the freedom and thrill of bicycling through one of India's most full urban centers, you'll discover a city rich in tastes and a lively food culture.

[rentnhop2]

Biking to Gurgaon’s Top Food Streets: A Culinary Adventure

Gurgaon, a growing town renowned for its modern buildings and vibrant business culture, is a dishes enthusiast's paradise. The city has a dynamic food scene that provides a wide variety of gastronomic experiences, from fine dining to street food. Riding a bike is among the greatest ways to experience these delicious treats. You can effortlessly navigate Gurgaon's busy streets and find its best food streets with the ease of bike rental in Gurgaon. As we take you through some of Gurgaon's greatest dining establishments, sit up and get ready for a wonderful journey. 

1. Sector 29 – The Food Hub

Gurgaon's most well-known food street, Sector 29, is renowned for both its varied menu and lively environment. Everything from international cuisine to street food from around the area is available here. Ride your bike through the busy roads to discover famous locations like Cyber Hub, a local food court with a variety of international cuisines, and The Laughing Buddha, which is well-known for its tasty dim sum. 

It's simple to go from restaurant to restaurant with bike rental in Gurgaon; you can try anything from crispy pakoras and spicy chaat to fancy burgers and sushi. For everyone interested in food, Sector 29 is a must-visit because of its many food options and lively nightlife. You can feel the energetic environment and love for the delicious food of Gurgaon when riding through this region. 

2. MG Road – A Culinary Melting Pot

Another popular place that needs to be on your foodie tour agenda is MG Road. There are many different types of restaurants in this region, that include expensive restaurants to food carts. Start your biking journey with tasty Chinese meals and hearty North Indian curries at the busy eateries around the MGF Mall. 

Discover well-known locations like Yum Yum Cha, which serves Asian food with a distinctive twist, and Bikanervala, which is well-known for its traditional Indian snacks and sweets. Take a leisurely ride to explore these places. You'll be able to sample both fine dining and street food alternatives as you explore MG Road's unique meals scene at your own pace with a Gurgaon bike rental. 

3. Huda City Centre – Flavorful and Convenient

Food lovers will also find plenty of options in the Huda City Centre area, which is conveniently close to one another on foot. Local specialties mixed with quick food chains are what make this area of Gurgaon so popular. If you're searching for a delightful and quick bite, this is an amazing location to start. 

Ride your bike over to this neighborhood and visit well-known locations like Keventers, which serves cool milkshakes, and Haldiram's, which serves delicious chole bhature. The neighborhood is a great place for a bike trip focused on food because of its handy location and lively street food culture. You may enjoy a wide variety of flavors and conveniently explore the area .

4. Sohna Road – Taste the Local Flavor

Another great place to explore by bike is Sohna Road, which has a variety of modern and traditional dining options. There are many different restaurants along this road, from high-end establishments to neighborhood favorites. Start your journey at one of the busy eateries close to Omaxe Celebration Mall, where you can find a variety of meals to fulfill every craving. 

Taste the traditional street food at Chaat Junction or delight in the delicious parathas at Paratha King, two popular local eateries. You can be sure that your bike trip along Sohna Road will be full of delightful discoveries because of the variety of culinary alternatives available. You may easily explore this neighborhood and take a gastronomic tour of Gurgaon's local food scene.

5. Palam Vihar – Hidden Gems Await

There are some undiscovered culinary jewels in Palam Vihar, even if it's a little off the main route. Numerous restaurants in this neighborhood provide comfortable eating settings and real food styles. Take a ride around Palam Vihar to learn about the local favorites and have a more laid-back dining experience away from the bustle of the main city. 

Visit restaurants like Barbeque Nation for a great buffet experience and The Chaat Company for their delicious street food. The neighborhood is a terrific addition to any bicycling tour because of its delicious food selections and laid-back atmosphere. You can easily explore Palam Vihar and discover its gastronomic delights with bike rental in Gurgaon. 

Conclusion

Experience the varied gastronomic scene of Gurgaon by bike through its best food streets, which is a lovely stroll. Each neighborhood offers a distinctive eating experience that is sure to please your palate, from the lively ambiance of Sector 29 and MG Road to the regional cuisines of Sohna Road and Palam Vihar. You may effortlessly travel the busy streets of the city and take pleasure in a delicious trip at your own speed with a Gurgaon bike rental. Take a bike ride around Gurgaon's best food streets and explore the city's culinary offerings. As you experience the freedom and thrill of bicycling through one of India's most full urban centers, you'll discover a city rich in tastes and a lively food culture.

[xshu]

Dim Sum/Yum Cha

The Mouse was in the mood. Yung Yee Kee Dim Sum. The Mouse went later, avoid the opening crowd. This place is nice, no after lunch hour cut off. Dim sum available until close. Jasmine Tea Chinese Kale (Kai Lan) Bean Curd Roll Pan Fried Turnip Cake Half Moon, Chiu Chow Style Chicken Feet with Black Bean Half of the greens, most of the chicken feet, and one turnip cake went home. 🙂 Be safe,…

[byjannee]

tempat asal DIM SUM

Dimsum adalah makanan tradisional Tiongkok yang terdiri dari piring-piring kecil berisi pangsit dan makanan ringan lain, dan biasanya ditemani teh. Biasanya dim sum dikonsumsi pada jam makan pagi hingga makan siang. Yum cha juga digunakan secara bergantian dengan istilah dim sum.permatabet88