Foo Hing Dim Sum

Hasan Shamim

3.0

Despite their name, Foo Hing is really famous for their Portuguese egg tart. You could drop by here and take away just the tarts. But if you're up for it, give their dim sum a try. This means waiting for a table, hoping that you can sit indoor instead of out with the potential risk of sweating like a pig. The place is packed but luckily, service is rather prompt.

Onn Cheu Hwa

4.0

Personally... my favourite dim sum place of all time. Located in the heart of Bandar Puteri's food hub, Foo Hing is a well-discovered gem. It is usual to spot long queues that stretch out across a few lots, especially during weekend mornings. However, they have huge capacity and efficient service... waiting time is usually less than 15 mins.Environment is pretty noisy as it is usually packed. Not very stuffy albeit the huge crowd as they have aircon indoors and cooling fans outdoors. The food is absolutely amazing, most of the dim sums are better than the average dim sums I had in the Klang Valley. They have plenty variations of steamed and fried morsels so you can expect some unique choices. One of their must-trys is their Portuguese egg tart. Super flaky crust and fragrant filling. The egg custard is not too sweet nor too strong so it is not that 'jelak'. Another thing I appreciate about Foo Hing is that they serve sliced smoked duck which I find quite rarely served in eateries. The duck is super succulent and flavourful.Price are on the high side so prepare to spend alot for a hearty meal. Prices for a plate of dim sum starts from RM5! I would rate it 5 stars if not for the price point XD. However, it is definitely worth a try and worth the long drive.

Dara Maharani

3.0

I have never eaten such awesome tim Sum in Malaysia. It is as good as any Hong King Restaurant. Try all the steam dumplings. The egg tart is magical almost like a unicorn. Pricing is average.

Nani.jooance

5.0

Food here is simply amazing. And by amazing I mean their Portuguese egg tarts. Really one of a kind. The batter and crust is very well done. Their dim sum selection is unique. Worth the price to dine here

Alvin Leonardo Winata

4.0

Crowded with people on a weekend. Dimsums taste good and the prices are quite reasonable. However, the staffs tend to mix up the orders though. Overall, we're still statisfied with the food.

Devran Kaya

2.0

This place used to be good, then they got famous, them it all went down hill from there. The siew mai is nearly filled with all fat, Hargow skin is too thick, Chicken feet tastes weird, Portuguese tart is just okay and nothing to shout about, fried carrot cake was fine, char siew pao was meh with overly fatty meat. Overall very disappointing

Nazriel Hasan

4.0

食物的味道不错。食材也很新鲜。餐牌上的餐点又和别人有些许不同而让我觉得有心意。因为会有很多客人，老板还贴心的为客人在门口准备了一些椅子作为等待区。如果你不介意没冷气，又够眼明手快，只要能够坐到门外的用餐区。你就能马上开始用餐。等位的时间大约为10-15分钟。环境和清洁一样令人满意，但唯一美中不足的是女厕的坐厕没有拴紧，会 让人感到不安全。

Tony Yang

4.0

1 of the best dim sum in town! I like the Portuguese egg tart most. The dim sum are fresh & tasty. The eating trip will be perfect with the egg tart! Sometimes it will sold out. Always crowded during weekend. Best to come on weekend... well... its impossible to me

Felly Setiawan

5.0

Is your restaurant all you can eat and what the price and Pls tell me I want to eat here and what is the real price for the menu and tell me soon as possible

Almareza Jasmine Zulfikar

4.0

Be prepared for long lines on the weekends. Worth the wait, worth the buck. The fried radish cake (Chai Tau Kueh) was a bit soggy but the rest of the things on menu was really above average. Foo Hing Dim Sum is the talk of the town here so drop by and stuff yourself with some steamy dim sum!!