Tuesday, February 17, 2004

Sea Harbour Dim Sum - Rowland Heights

Had an excellent dim sum experience at Sea Harbour in Rowland Heights. The first impression I got was how different an experience it was than your typical dim sum house. You order from a menu and checklist, which thankfully had pictures of the selection. Tried the following:

1. Fried Fish with Garlic, Salt and Pepper - These were smallish whole fish, which have been gutted and deboned, then stuffed with fish eggs, then deep fried, served with crisp fried garlic, salt and pepper. A very amusing dish, salty, fishy and crispy.

2. Shrimp Dumplings - Paper-thin, light wrapper, and the shrimp was perfectly sweet and fresh.

3. Pork Spare Ribs in Black Bean - Nice and fatty, but tender. Good balance of salty flavors from the black bean.

4. Pan Fried Noodles with Shrimp - Really good noodles, short, tapered and luminuous, with a chewy texture. The sauce was simple and sublime. The shrimp, delectable.

5. Beef Har Gow - Excellent smooth minced beef filling with cilantro.

6. Stuffed Bean Curd - Nothing noteworthy, but still good.

7. Egg Custard Tarts - Crispy pastry shell, creamy smooth, not too sweet custard. Perfect.

I'll be back to try the deep fried taro and the other dishes Thi and Chowpatty have raved about.

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