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If you are craving for dim sum at the oddest hour, maybe you can try out Yen Yen A One Dim Sum situated at Old Klang Road. 

It opens 24 hours all day long and serves a handful of dim sum with just RM 3 per basket. How cool is that!

This is the best place to visit when you are having a low budget but still wants your Siew Mai craving fix.. 

The service was fast but you might need to wait a little as they only heat up the dimsum once you ordered.

Hong Kong style Siew Mai

 I wanted to try out more dimsum but too bad there's just two of us so we ended up having 9 types of dimsum in total.
The taste was above storebought/ night market dimsum but lower than regular dim sum shop. 
Enough to satisfy your craving but not to say mind blowing. Certainly can't complained with the price we were paying.

Hong Kong style will always be my favourite!

The Royal Siew Mai was similar to hongkong style siew mai  with added green onions and chives.

Royal Style Siew Mai

Salted Egg Siew Mai had a a cube of salted egg yolk garnish wrapped in it, but the taste was not distinct.

Salted Egg Siew Mai

The shrimp dumpling was alright, soaking in a herbal soup. Warming and comforting.

Shrimp Dumpling in Angelica Soup

 Pork and ham roll was one of the dim sum with a modern twist. I would like it better without the sticky sauce.

Pork and Ham Roll

Chee Chong Fun  was over steamed so it ended up sticky and mushy. The diced char siew was jumbled up at the center of the chee cheong fun instead of a even distribution.

Char Siew Chee Cheong Fun

Fried Shrimp Dumpling

Salted Egg Custard Buns

Custard-y goodness!

 This basket of Minced Meat Buns will instantly filled you up! Again, the filling was generous and the minced meat had the right portion of lean meat and fats.

Minced Meat Buns

The total bill was RM 30 and it was doubtlessly filling for both of us.
I wouldn't mind visiting again, especially when I was craving for some hot bits at late night.

MJ
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Ginger Tea RM4.90

Hot Mom Chili

Shredded meat with buns RM4.90 per bun (order min 2 buns)

They provide gloves for you as well!

Claypot Chicken in Fermented Red Rice Wine- RM 19.90

Braised Pork Tendon with Bomboo Shoot  RM 27.90

Braised Bittergourd RM15.90

Heng Hwa Beehoon RM 18.90

Hot Yam Paste with Ginkgo Nuts  RM 5.90

Deep Fried Duck with Yam

Spinach with Salted Egg & Century Egg in Supreme Stock

Steamed Prawns with Minced Garlic

Braised Sea Bass

Pork Leg Rice RM 10

Close Up

Seafood Tom Yum Fried Rice RM10

No need to hunt for the seafood.

Pad Thai RM 8

Their pad thai was crunchy and refreshing, but a little tangy for my liking.
The noodles tasted similar to chinese longevity noodles and the texture was a little gooey. Not something that I expected but it was worth a try.

Pork and Chicken Skewer  RM 3 per stick

Ruay Street served their skewers and barbecues a tad too charred, but nonetheless, they done well with their marinate as it was packed with flavors and served well with the condiments.

Pork Neck RM 8

Their pork neck was even better as it was juicy and sweet. An excellence combination-Thai style char siew.

Pork spring rolls RM6

Tako RM 5 / Thai Iced Coffee RM5

If you wants some sweet treat after the meal, you can try out their tako. It was identical with kuih pelita but better.The cooling coconut and jelly will soothe the heaty, spicy food you took.

They no longer served Red Ruby which happened to be my favourite.

Thai Iced Tea RM 5

 Both of the beverages were sweet and milky.I personally preferred their iced coffee over iced tea as it served with more aroma and fragrant.

All in all, Ruay Street served very decent Thai street food at an affordable price. They even served mookata too!

Will update more on it after I tried it out so stay tuned!

Spicy Aglio Olio RM 16

Gong Bao Mushroom Tofu RM21.5

Lentil Sandwich RM20