Shanghai Ding House Of Dumplings
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| Address : | 4-G, Persiaran Bayan Indah, 11900 Bayan Lepas, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia |
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| Website : | http://www.shanghaiding.com/ | ||||||||||||||
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| City : | Pulau Pinang |
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Choon Meng Tan on Google
β β β β β Here have the very nice Shang Hai food as the xiao long bao. All the food here is very tasty and recommended to have a try for. What you must order is the xiao long bao and the noodles here. I had pork noodles that's delicious. The price is not expensive as it's in Queensbay area.
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Ellyson Balajadia on Google
β β β β β Just average taste for dumplings. I recommend the shanghai noodles, it is so good you will come back for that one.
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Sang Ng on Google
β β β β β The food is really good, the tauke (boss) is good; unfortunately the attitude of the staffs are of pretty average. If the boss could give them better training, I could give 5 stars...
Photo: Chilli chicken. Not the typical Sichuan style but a rich flavor for those taking mild spiciness.
Photo: Groups fish belly with ginger soup is my favourite. Salty but if go with steam rice, perfect.
Photo: Pockey mouses!
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Eric Tan on Google
β β β β β Dim Sum at it's worse in presentation, taste and flavour with an added pinch of salt which is overpriced for the portion given.
The lamien noodles, char siew dumpling, yam ball, Shanghai's Juicy Meat Dumpling (Siow Leung Pau), prawn dumpling, spring onion pan cake, celery wt meat dumpling, durian pancake and chinese tea (sang pien) is NOT up to our liking or taste.
The fair taste are Rice Roll wt prawn and dessert Yam Sago wt Milk only.
Poor food presentation, taste and flavour but the service was average as very few customers was there during our visit.
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Jeremiah Seelan on Google
β β β β β The place serves quite nice and tasty dim sums. The xiao long pao (juicy meat dumpling) and the char siu pao is a must try. The yuan nam rice noodles is quite tasty too. The hong kong style tea was not that nice, quite bitter and lacks sweetness.
The environment inside is quite clean and fresh. Parking is quite limited especially during peak hours.
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Sam βGreen Eggs & Hamβ Shee on Google
β β β β β Poor customer service and some of the most self-centred staff with overpriced offerings. Food is average; interior could do with a makeover.
Presentation not great, dimsum is fair but noodle soups are insipid and uninspired. The Chinese tea is nice, so they've got that going for them. Pricing is on the high side, but I guess they're a classy corner lot restaurant that's endured the pandemic so they don't need your money.
Staff are not attentive unless you linger outside their empty shop for so much as a minute longer.
Maybe try updating your last century's menu. Good luck going on with your staff chasing away customers. Don't know why I went more than once, but never again.
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Lian Khoon on Google
β β β β β Doesn't look like a popular restaurant from the outside but step into the restaurant and its full of customers. Simple yet well spaced out layout arrangements and the food ordering is digitised. Foods pretty good, offers a wide variety and seems to be a very popular restaurant to many.
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chu yu zhe on Google
β β β β β Was planning for a light lunch and something special when I came across this restaurant just beside Queenbay mall. Its a Chinese restaurant which mainly features dim sum , noodles and their buns. The parking is rather difficult on weekends or public holidays as it is near a big shopping complex. The atmosphere is very traditional Chinese style with lanterns and waitresses in Chinese clothing. It is fully air conditioned so there is no need to worry about the hot weather.
The food was served quite fast and it opens from morning to night so it's quite easy to have a meal at all times here. The menu has an online version where customers will order using their mobile phones and just pay the bill after their meal.
I've ordered a mince meat noodles and to be honest it tastes quite delicious. It has sort of the ιΊ»ε©tofu kind of taste and its cost just over RM 10 for a bowl ?. They do serve their famous dish which is the (Xiao long bao) a type of dumplings which has juices in it when its torn apart.
The portion is moderate and the price is affordable for a family meal. The staffs are also nice and polite .
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