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Ming Court Hong Kong Dim Sum

Many locals will argue that the dim sum here is superior to the more well known Foh San though their servings portions are also smaller. Their tong sui (sweet dessert drinks) are just as popular.

Address: 32 Jln Leong Sin Nam
Hours: 6AM-noon
Price: RM25-35

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