Comments on: Chinatown: more than the Dim Sum of its parts http://www.limeduck.com/2008/08/14/chinatown-more-than-the-dim-sum-of-its-parts/ probably the worst limeduck blog ever Fri, 09 Jan 2009 22:44:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Kai Chan Vong http://www.limeduck.com/2008/08/14/chinatown-more-than-the-dim-sum-of-its-parts/#comment-2083 Kai Chan Vong Sun, 17 Aug 2008 21:04:16 +0000 http://www.limeduck.com/?p=860#comment-2083 Wow. Loving the sauce, looks like something my dad would dish out with a good old helping of sugar drowning somewhere amongst the fellow debris. I do think Lobak gow is quite possibly one of the most unique textured and tasting flavours around. Having said that, lightly toasted toro nigiri is equally amazing for the changes of texture and taste. I miss Japan so much. Wow. Loving the sauce, looks like something my dad would dish out with a good old helping of sugar drowning somewhere amongst the fellow debris.

I do think Lobak gow is quite possibly one of the most unique textured and tasting flavours around. Having said that, lightly toasted toro nigiri is equally amazing for the changes of texture and taste.

I miss Japan so much.

]]> By: Leslie K. Brown http://www.limeduck.com/2008/08/14/chinatown-more-than-the-dim-sum-of-its-parts/#comment-2075 Leslie K. Brown Sat, 16 Aug 2008 01:08:57 +0000 http://www.limeduck.com/?p=860#comment-2075 Oh my, can I have all of the veggie ones shipped here? Yum yum. Oh my, can I have all of the veggie ones shipped here? Yum yum.

]]> By: David http://www.limeduck.com/2008/08/14/chinatown-more-than-the-dim-sum-of-its-parts/#comment-2070 David Thu, 14 Aug 2008 21:48:35 +0000 http://www.limeduck.com/?p=860#comment-2070 Yeah, I stuck with the first visit. On the second visit, had some nice cha siu bao, and decent pu erh tea, but the duck sandwich I was dying for was uninspiring. Might add a post on that but the photo was lousy so there wasn't much to work off. Yeah, I stuck with the first visit. On the second visit, had some nice cha siu bao, and decent pu erh tea, but the duck sandwich I was dying for was uninspiring. Might add a post on that but the photo was lousy so there wasn’t much to work off.

]]> By: Professor N http://www.limeduck.com/2008/08/14/chinatown-more-than-the-dim-sum-of-its-parts/#comment-2069 Professor N Thu, 14 Aug 2008 21:42:47 +0000 http://www.limeduck.com/?p=860#comment-2069 You and I ate here twice, actually. I think the basil were my favorite too. The duck was great in concept but lacking in execution. The pea pod stems were pretty good, and the savory vegetable dumplings were kinda bleh. The venue was great though - I wish we had been able to eat in the open air courtyard. And, as with Panisse, the company was superb. You and I ate here twice, actually. I think the basil were my favorite too. The duck was great in concept but lacking in execution. The pea pod stems were pretty good, and the savory vegetable dumplings were kinda bleh.

The venue was great though - I wish we had been able to eat in the open air courtyard.

And, as with Panisse, the company was superb.

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