Thursday 1 October 2015

Dim Sum Breakfast On A Hazy Morning

Haze, haze, haze! I really miss the early morning fresh air and the clear blue sky that we have taken for granted. Our early morning walking exercise has been put on hold because of the haze. The only good thing is that we need not have to get up so early.
On this particular morning, we were getting ready to visit a friend in hospital.
Our friends came to pick us up from our house.
Haze being our common topic these days.
First we had dim sun for breakfast at Restoran Foh San.
This is my first visit since it relocated from its former place.
Our friend rinsing the tea cups with hot water and making Chinese tea with special tea leaves brought from his home.
First time seeing savoury yam cake served in a bowl.
2 red hot and spicy chilies stuffed with fish paste.
4 big fish balls for 4 people. 
1 steamed bun with BBQ pork filling (char siew pau).
2 steamed bamboo charcoal buns with yam paste filling.
Halved the bun to show the yam paste filling. I like this!
We were blessed with a dim sum breakfast treat by our friends.
On our way home after the hospital visitation.
When, O when will the haze go away.....?
When will we be able to see this clear blue sky again.....?
When, O when can we get to breathe clean, fresh air again.....?

Linking to Good Fences and Skywatch Friday.

An honest witness does not lie;
a false witness breathes lies,
(Proverbs 14:22, NLT)

48 comments:

  1. Hope your friend is doing fine.

    Nice dim sum breakfast. I also first time seeing savoury yam cake served in a bowl.

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  2. Great and interesting photos. Best wishes you and your friend.

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  3. Nice dim sum. Love the yam cake & yam pao.

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    1. Irene, they are my favourite because I love yam!

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  4. What an unusual fence, very pretty. The charcoal buns look interesting.

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    1. Thank you, Mamas. We seldom get to see black buns.

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  5. Mais uns belos pratos de fazer crescer água na boca.
    Um abraço e continuação de uma boa semana.

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  6. Thank you, De. Have a great day!

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  7. I hope your friend is healing well, and your photos are gorgeous!

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  8. What a great breakfast. I love, love, love dim sum. You eat so very well.

    Have a fabulous day Nancy and I hope the haze goes away soon. ☺

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    1. Thank you, Sandee. We are hoping for the haze to clear. Have a fabulous day too!

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  9. some beautiful fences there! love the tea set, too. sorry for the continued haze and smog!

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    1. Thank you, Theresa. We all hope for the haze to clear as soon as possible.

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  10. I see foh shan has improved on the presentation of its dim sum. I have never been to the new building after they have moved. Hope your friend in the hospital is ok. I want good air to breathe again.

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    1. Mun, this is my first visit and yes, we are all longing for fresh air to breathe!

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  11. How nice to be treated by your friends for breakfast. This may sound weird but do people not eat stuff like, eggs, bacon, toast, cereal for breakfast there? - Those rolls sounded interesting.
    Loved that last fence, it has such a pretty pattern.

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    1. Ida, thank you. Over here we do eat stuffs like eggs, bacon, toast, cereal, etc. for breakfast but usually we do that at home, it can be easily cooked. I think compared to our local breakfast, Western breakfast over here are more expensive.

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  12. Lovely tea set colors! what a treat!
    ~lisa

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  13. The details of that fence in the last shot really do catch my eye!

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    1. Hi William, I like that fence too. Have a wonderful day!

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  14. Would you believe I've never even tried dim sum? I think we have it in a lot of restaurants here, but I've only heard about it!

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    1. Hi Stephanie, maybe you should try once then you will know whether you like it or not. Lol! Have a lovely day!

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  15. Over here, those outdoor workout also has been cancelled due to the haze, haiz... Dunno when will the haze goes away, then can go outdoor workout...

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    1. Sharon, looks like we just have to wait only lor for the haze to go away.....

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  16. Up till now, i have not tried steamed bamboo charcoal buns , but buy and try when i see it...

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    1. Lol! At first I thought it weird, so black but tastes just like normal pau and I like the filling because its yam!

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  17. pictures are really beautiful..

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  18. Nancy, it's nice to have dim sum as we can eat a bit of many things. Those charcoal buns look very cute - like cartoon hah..hah...

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    1. Ha ha...Phong Hong, when I first the charcoal buns look weird to me but it taste like normal pau!

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  19. Really love the fence near the hospital and the goodies - Yummy

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  20. Love the last bridgenear the hospitaland the goodies - Yummy

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  21. great shots for both memes. Love the style of the fences :)

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  22. Both the food and the plates it's served on look special! Looks quite upmarket now.

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    1. Stacy, everything has changed since they relocated to their new premises.

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  23. wow your houses are lovely. Food is delicious, to. I must try it one day.

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    1. Thank you, Gosia. You should try our food one day and sure to love it.

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  24. That looks like a nice meal, Nancy. How were those savoury yam cakes?
    ~

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    1. Good! I love those delicious savoury yam cake.

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