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December 18, 2009 | By Jonathan
A review will have to wait, but I got this photo with a blackberry at our xmas lunch at Floata. This was before all the food arrived (and I may never have to eat again). See if you can pick out the various tripe dishes and the chicken feet!!
Side note: do not take vegetarians to dim sum. Even the taro root bricks (although delicious) have pork hiding in them.
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December 20, 2009
KimHo said,
There are two forms of tripe. Depending if it was braised with soy sauce, it tends to have darker colour. If that is the case, it could the dish at 12 o’clock, right to the left of the steamer basket where you have two haa gao missing, hehehehe. If the tripe wasn’t braised, then it is the one in the dead centre. As for the “phoenix talons” (hehehehe), it is the one right at 2 o’clock from dead centre.
What surprises me is that everything came at the same time, nobody ate much so you could take that picture!
December 20, 2009
Jonathan said,
Kim, full points! We actually had a lot more food arrive after this and quite a bit before, it was a mad feast