I hope there some for me when I go buy them…
better than yum cha….!!!! Siu Mai unlike the rest
https://www.woolworths.com.au/shop/productdetails/131659/amo…
Radish Cake with dried Shrimp^
https://www.woolworths.com.au/shop/productdetails/129711/amo…
Glutinous rice dumpling
Go to a proper yum cha place. Don't deprive yourself.
Caveat, these ones are definitely not bad. But not comparable to the fresh stuff.
This guy is simply sharing his opinion, why downvote him. Seems perfectly reasonable that he likes it better. Taste is subjective.
They are cheaper in Asian Supermarket - most of them are $12 for 3 packs
wow…
which one?
Most? They are comparative and priced similarly.
nah… they $5. something
@ilove: Figured you are in QLD. No idea then. This is the standard pricing in Asian shops in Sydney.
Another one is prima taste noodles always under $4 a packet.
What’s the difference between Shaomai and Sui mai?
spelling only?
shao mai = mandarin
siu mai = cantonese
I learnt something today. Thankyou
Mandarin and Cantonese
I bought it every time it's on sale, until the discounted price went up to $4.5, it was $3.9 after the discount two month ago
7 weeks every sale?
no, roughly every 2-3 weeks
This is not better than yum cha.
Don't lie.
i had it in the early 90s … it was great.
These aren't the same as siu mai at yum cha, but it's damn good regardless. You can't really find authentic siu mai frozen unless you have connection with some guy that makes them as an ex dim sum chef. All the stuff available at the stores all taste different/weird. This at least is supposed to be made for convenience and taste good.
siu mai at inala plaza had a dead cockroach it in I'm told…
Sounds like you're in Bris, you can try the sunnybank areas for dim sum.
That's fresh stuff mate… or they will tell you it's a fermented soy bean.
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what are the best places in Syd for some Yumcha ?
cabramatta, or burwood.
I disagree. This may be cheaper and more convenient but Yum Cha ones are still better.