Tsim Sha Tsui Dimsum & Tea Bar: Going Chinese

My mama loves Chinese food (and follows a number of Chinese traditions) despite the fact that she and my papa do not have an inch of Chinese blood anywhere in their bodies. Because of that, we grew up loving Chinese food. Unknowingly, this has slowly rubbed in into my partner's own gastric preferences.
So, one night, my partner invited my papa for some Chinese indulgence with the two of us. Too bad my mama is not around all the time. She missed this one. We opted for the bright green and white dimsum place in the terraces of Ayala and had the following for a sumptuous dinner for three.

Steam Rice, Spring Rolls & Four Seasons

Ngao Yuk (Beef Siomai) @P68

Vegetable Dumplings @P68

Meat Spring Rolls @P68

Sweet & Source Sauce for the Rolls, Garlic & Pepper Sauce for the Siomai

Raspberry Iced Tea @P50

Choco Bavarian Cream @P60 (I AM IN-LOVE WITH THIS!)

From a regular gal's point of view, dining at TST is definitely worth the hard-earned money shelled out. I haven't been to China though, so I cannot attest to the true taste of Chinese food. However, the dishes were as tasty as I expected them to be. My favorite is the vegetable dumpling, and it is one of the things I am having anytime I would be at TST again.

Food Cart (for fast gastric delights)

Eat-All-You-Can Area

My Partner-For-Life

My Papa - Our guest for the night

I'm a hotpot fan. It's what I always get when I go to Harbor City, another great dimsum place in the same area. TST's hotpot is on my list of to-try's :)

Dimsum-lovers like me should check out
Tsim Sha Tsui (pronounced as Jim Sa Joy)
204B, Level 2
Terraces, Ayala Center Cebu
Contact Number: +63 32 238 9209