RT 1: Breakfast at Fuh San

Aish, I just fell asleep four hours ago! Why are you waking me up so early in the morning?!

I reluctantly got up and turned off my alarm clack before plopping down onto the bed to continue my slumber before my second alarm would ring in another 15 minutes.

Aish, I’m going to whack the person who invented the alarm clock.

This time, I got up from bed for real and proceed to dragging my sleepy butt off the bed and into the bathroom to brush my teeth and shower for the trip that morning. I usually would be very excited for a trip until I couldn’t sleep properly the night before but this was a different case. You see, I went to sleep at 2am for we finish planning the trip at almost midnight. After packing my stuff and what not, it was already 2am. I dropped onto the bed like a log and slept almost instantly.

Anyways, Huai Ern came to pick me up together with Yaw Bia, then we proceeded to pick up Li Ping from her place.

‘CCPing, you got bring extra clothes right?’
‘ya, I brought a shirt.’
‘you only brought a shirt?’
‘yea…??’
‘I said bring extra clothes, not extra shirt. We’re going to get wet later.’
‘aiya, never mind la.’

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so, the 5 of us, me, Huai Ern, Richard, Yaw Bia and Li Ping went on our way to Ipoh! Our target, Fuh San Dim Sum. Muahahaha. The five of us were travelling in Richard’s car and on our way to our, or is it, my, very first road trip with friends!

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Wah, the shop is damn big.

That was my first thought when I saw the restaurant, it was huge! Huai Ern told me later that it was 6 shops lots combined and it’s 3 stories high. That had to be the biggest dim sum restaurant I have ever seen, more like the only huge dim sum restaurant I have ever seen.

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The place was ridiculously crowded on a weekday morning. imagine what it would be like on a weekend or on public holidays! It would be a miracle if you can find a seat there!

Food wise, the place s not bad. The char siu bao is nice!! Big and tasty! Really can feel kenyang after eating it. haha. But this was seriously the first time I see a ‘self service’ sign in a dim sum shop.