爱点心茶楼 Ai Authentic Dim Sum Restaurant — Restaurant in Kuala Lumpur

One of the worst Dim Sum, I ever had in my life. Arrived the Dim Sum Shop around 10:30am (Thursday) order

1x Char Siew Bao 1x Siew Mai (Normal) 1x Fish Ball 1x Char Siew Cheong Fun 1x Porridge/Congee

The Char Siew Bao is the same as those Chinese coffee shops orders from a Bao Supplier

Wanted to try the Imperial Siew Mai but sold out, so tried this instead, this is just be the worst Siew Mai ever hands down.

Took 10-15mins to served, on my first my first bite it was so awful I had to spit it out and the had a porky smell.

Fish Mai also same not fresh and had fishy smell is was as bad as the Siew Mai

Char Siew Cheong Fun so so nothing to shout about

Porridge/Congee: average

The only positive note was the Cham Peng, which was quite good and better than a typical coffee shop version. Overall, the quality of the main dim sum dishes was extremely poor.

Please don’t trust the Google review of 4.5 ⭐️star as this shop gives perks if you leave a positive...

Disappointing First Visit – Not Coming Back

Stopped by this place for the first time after spotting it while heading to another location. Chose it based on Google Maps reviews, but unfortunately, the experience was underwhelming.

Food Review:

Chilli Stuffed with Fish Paste – The chilli skin felt more like a garnish than an actual part of the dish. It was so thin you might as well just eat the fish paste alone.

Brinjal (Eggplant) – Inconsistent sizes, made it feel sloppy.

Loh Mai Gai (Glutinous Rice) – Strange taste, not to my liking at all.

Egg Tart, Fried Radish, Fried Fish Ball – All were just average.

Siew Mai & Chicken Feet – Both had a weird taste that didn’t sit well with me.

Other Notes:

Price – Acceptable for what you get.

Parking – A little difficult, but manageable.

Final Verdict:

Won’t be coming back. Food quality just didn’t meet expectations despite...

Stopped in on a Friday at 12:30pm to give it a shot.

The parking outside is a little difficult; there are some spots across the street marked for the larger MH building.. and technically could park in front of restaurant, but wasn't clear.

The inside of the restaurant is air conditioned and cool and comfortable.

The food is ordered through the website, and heated to order. The women working reguster also provides some regular menus too, and can take the orders verbally if necessary.

Overall relatively quick. Food is okay for what it is, and fact they are open all day. The chicken feet were huge ones, pretty decent. The sesame ball is also pretty good. The char siu bao are pretty large, the char siu is more western like shredded pork than typical cubed styles.

Overall...