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Jin Xuan Hong Kong, Puchong

by Bangsar Babe

When I wrote and vlogged about Foo Hing Dim Sum in Puchong, quite a number of my followers asked me to check out Jin Xuan Hong Kong which is a few doors away instead. Apparently, “Foo Hing is overrated” and only meant for those who aren’t familiar with Puchong.

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So Jien and I went to Jin Xuan Hong Kong in Puchong instead in late December 2020 – to see if it’s really better than Foo Hing Dim Sum and if it’s that much different from the other Jin Xuan Hong Kong branches we’ve been to. Since we were still in CMCO, tables were fairly spaced out which I appreciated.

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Pick what you want from the large serving trays that go around the restaurant

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The ordering system is pretty much the same as Foo Hing. You can either wait for the staff to come around in large steamer baskets or trays and pick what you like, or order from them directly. I did both because I love peering into those large steamer baskets to see what is in store for me! 😊

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Let’s get down to comparison.

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Siew Mai

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Har Kau

The siew mai and har kau were a huge let down; har kau was powdery and the siew mai tasted similar to those frozen supermarket options. Not that I have beef about those options but I wasn’t expecting this from a “highly recommended” dim sum spot in Puchong. To make things worse, we found a mesh wire inside of those siew mai.

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Spot the mesh wire! Good thing I didn’t swallow this…

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Teochew Siew Mai

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Xiao Long Bao — disappointing

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Char Siew Pau

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Salty char siew filling

Jin Xuan Hong Kong’s char siew pau was also disappointing – filling was overly salty and stodgy for some reason, and the pau had a strong alkaline odour from the bleached flour. It wasn’t that pleasant to eat, to be honest.

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Fried fuchuk roll

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Pan-fried dumpling

Fried items like carrot cake, yam puff and stuffed brinjal tasted better, though I feel the prawn dumpling too, had a strong alkaline taste. Overall, Jin Xuan Hong Kong is definitely no where near as good as Foo Hing Dim Sum which isn’t the best, but great value for money in my opinion.

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Fried carrot cake

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Prawn dumpling — skip this

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Yam puff

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Stuffed brinjal

If you’re in the area, do yourself a favour and just head to . At least you get decent tasting dim sum and fabulous Portuguese egg tarts.

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Ambiance: 6/10
Price: 6.5/10
Food: 4/10 (non-halal)
Verdict: Disappointing dim sum but fair pricing.

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Jin Xuan Hong Kong, Puchong
27, Jalan Puteri 1/6,
Bandar Puteri,
47100 Puchong, Selangor.
Tel: 03-8066 7886

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4 comments

Leong Choo Kwan January 20, 2021 - 6:05 pm

U didn’t see any prawns shit in the siew mai or har gow?

Their steaming trays are also extremely dirty.

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Julian ong January 21, 2021 - 8:07 am

I wont both with yhese new establisments
Stick withe the stall in ICC pudi

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Choi Yen January 22, 2021 - 2:06 pm

I gave up visting any Jin Xuan since two years ago because their food standard really dropped tremendously. My favourite Dim Sum place is Kong Mah at Sungai Buloh, not the best I can say but the food suite my family’s taste bud and food served extremely fast, even before you are seated, LOL

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Kayel Lai February 22, 2021 - 6:30 pm

In Puchong, Foo Hing Dim Sum is the best. Morning only.
Jin Xuan Hong Kong is commericialised food. Full day.

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