Restoran Clan (大家城点心茶楼)

Come 10am on a Sunday morning, this neighbourhood dim sum shop is already crowded – the red round tables filled with hungry folks take up the entire street! Trays of steamed dumplings, fried snacks and more are carried around, so all you have to do is point and choose. We recommend these staples: Fish Ball (from RM4), Siew Mai (from RM4), Prawn Chee Cheong Fun (from RM5) and Fried Prawn Dumplings (from RM6). A community favourite and must-order is the signature Chicken Nest Bun (RM6) that sees loh mai kai (glutinous rice) stuffed into a pau and steamed – yum!
Photo by Burppler Ali K

Enjoyed the prawn chee cheong fun and fried stuff the most compared to the steamed baskets. Especially love that curry sauce and sambal for the silky chee cheong fun.

Lo mai kai stuffed in a bao is unique and pretty tasty. You’ll see a plate on every table.

😍 It's a lo mai gai stuffed inside a bao, and it tastes soooo good! #TrooperWorthy

This lo mai kai within a bao used be the hype in this area, singlehandedly making Clan a destination for dim sum. The restaurant now pales with unappetising plates and this gai wor bao that, although decent, is far from capable of saving their name.

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