Haka Dimsum Shop Alam Sutera

Came here at dawn and it turned out you could dine in. In normal months, as far as I know, it's not possible, 24 hours but take away is possible. (according to the reply from HAKA, it turns out he can gess, top) Order salted egg pao, hakau, spring rolls, wonton noodles and rhino. Because I've only tried halal dimsum so far, so this haka dimsum is the best halal dimsum in town in my opinion. 1. The salted egg pao is tasty, salty and sweet, it's just right and it's delicious to eat when it's warm 2. Hakau, the prawns are really good, but the sauce (broth) inside is no longer there, is it because there isn't any or is it leaking because the shell broke. I've been here a few times before, and I've had soup that was so slurpable. So maybe it's not good luck to get such a good fortune here. 3. Fried spring rolls, filled with shrimp, crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, top 4. Wet spring rolls, what's the name of this? I forgot, but it has sauce like that. The sauce is thick and just right, the spring rolls are soft. Eat this while dipping in chili oil. TOP. 5. Wonton noodles, so so. 6. Rhino, yes rhino, sis, it's delicious as usual. As for the price, it's in line with the quality, and yes, in the middle, it's expensive or not, cheap or not. But the service is top-notch, the lady has a set, the dirty plates on the next table are immediately removed as soon as the customer arrives. The ambience is also exciting and not hot even though you don't use AC, on the 1st floor there are 5 fans, attached to the wall. There are also plugs near each table. On the 2nd floor it is more exciting, because there is an outdoor area and bullet tables that you can play. So the experience is like at a Chinese food restaurant, isn't it hahaha, I just don't know if the 2nd floor at dawn is open or not. If it's 24 hours, parking is via OTO

Price wise, it's not really cheap or really expensive, not really expensive. But if we talk about taste and value for money, I think this can still be improved Order by QR. Server and cashier. Compact. Take your own cutleries and sauces. Lots of flies. Maybe because it's semi-outdoor. The outside area of the shophouse smells bad. Maybe because of this, there are so many flies Halal dim sum. Taste wise at Haka dimsum, personally so so. The chili oil noodles are simply wide noodles that are dry and then boiled and topped with chili oil. It's spicy. Then the texture of the noodles is slightly below the doneness level. So it's tough The bolo bun was below expectations too. The texture isn't right. The top is also less fluffy. Tends to be stubborn The black sesame onde is delicious. Crispy on the outside, creamy, buttery and has a sandy black sesame texture. Nice hit The check-up coffee dose is preferably thicker and bolder. Maybe reduce the water dosage, so it's not too diluted

Dim sum is halal, all variants are available and quite complete. The food is heavy on noodles and rice. All food here is halal (no pork or lard). The price is standard and the taste is delicious. Dimsum is warmed to order and served hot. For chili sauce and chili sauce, you can take it yourself from the place provided. Likewise the eating utensils. The place is quite clean and tidy, cool even without air conditioning. It's worth trying when you're hungry at night or in the middle of the night because this place is open 24 hours.

I ate and then paid using qris, but it hasn't come in yet... finally paid in cash... but the account balance has been deducted, the lady said I wanted to let you know whether it came in or not, but now I've been going for more than 6 months and haven't been contacted, hahaha... Food: 3 Service: 2 Atmosphere: 3

Strategic location, the place is nice but it's just hot, for the price it's a bit pricey. There's nothing special about the chili oil b noodles, especially since it's served plain, with no toppings whatsoever. The dumplings are delicious, the prawns are delicious. Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch