Kuan Yin has been a favourite of ours ever since we discovered it at least 9 years ago. Late in December I discovered that they now have a
blog (and a Gold Coast outlet that we have yet to try - when there's Yum Cha to have at Mermaid Beach, why would you go elsewhere? ;)). They now do desserts! So Susan (of
Eating for Animals) and I decided to go and try out the desserts.
Of course, they were out of desserts today (sigh), but we still ate all the foods (WARNING: photos taken with my Galaxy 2, so the photos only give you a vague idea of how good it tasted).
First we had the intriguingly named Phantom Chips - taro and sweet potato rolls.
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Phantom Chips |
This is the Peking 'Duck" roll. The 'Duck' is quite crispy, but the roll is done up fairly loosely so the filling is want to escape. If I was making it I'd be rolling it up a lot tighter....
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Peking 'Duck' Roll |
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'Duck' Roll close view |
This is the 'Chicken' Wings. They serve it with a side of chips, so perhaps they should be renamed 'Chicken' Nuggets?
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Spicy, and good |
They also do a Spring Roll. It's significantly longer than the Spring Rolls you're used to. They're served with a spicy sauce and served in a champagne glass. Kind of hilarious for a non-alcoholic Asian cafe.
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Spring Rolls |
We also had the classic Fried Dumplings. Always tasty. Always falls apart.
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Dumplings |
Michael (the owner) said that they should have the Chocolate dessert on the menu next weekend. I'd suggest going on Friday/Saturday so you can actually get one!
1 comment:
Yum, those fried dumplings sure are yummy (and messy), but I especially love the presentation of the long spring rolls! Looks a bit masterchef-y.
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