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2016-08-03
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After spending a week in Seoul last week, many of us naturally wanted some Chinese food straight away and since it's my turn to call the shots, I ended up picking Elite Dining (优粤阁), which I have long been interested in a first visit.This is a place that was previously occupied by Guo Fu Lou (国福楼), a fine dining Chinese restaurant sitting on the 31st floor of iSQUARE with a view to the harbour. After changing names a couple of times in the past few years, it's now under the hands of Elite Concep
Judging from the food menu, Elite Dining is a fine dining restaurant specializing in exquisite Cantonese cuisine. At lunch, they have an extensive list of dim sums that ranges from the most popular ones (such as har gau, siu mau etc.) to the more creative items (cod fish cake in Portuguese sauce etc.). As expected from an upscale eatery (with a bit of harbourview), prices are slightly on the high side. Steamed “har gau” (笋尖虾饺) ($48) - Starting things off with this was the right call. The har gau was in a perfect bite size and stuffed with lots of shrimps and bamboo shot. Pretty nice (Grade: 4/5).
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I hate pan-fried buns (生煎饱) which are dripping with oil and this one easily passed with its dry and airy texture. As soon as I had my first bite, juice from the wagyu beef immediately popped out like it's supposed to. Very nicely done (Grade: 4/5).
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The deep fried glutinous balls had just the picture perfect texture and they were nicely complemented by a lovely fillings of pork and a flavorful sauce. No sign of the promised laska but still very very tasty (Grade: 4.5/5).
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