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Secret to Tim Ho Wan is to get there before rush times! Went at like 4:30 for an early dinner and had no wait. Amazing.
by CrackpotGonzo 10y ago
Secret to Tim Ho Wan is to get there before rush times! Went at like 4:30 for an early dinner and had no wait. Amazing.
- klausa 10y agoAccording to my Photos.app timestamps I went at 5:30PM and there were no lines at all, too. I actually didn't came out that impressed - sure, the BBQ Pork Buns definitely lived up to their reputation and are worth the trip alone, but the rest of the menu was kind of a disappointment. I did spend the previous week in Bangkok though, eating almost everything in sight, so my heightened expectations might have had something to do with my impressions.
- yomly 10y agoAgree it's more about the individual dishes rather than the entire menu, but their prawn dumplings (har gau) are also spot on.
- klausa 10y agoPhotos of menu I took say that I did have them too, but I can't say they were memorable. The only two dishes from Tim Ho Wan that I _really_ remember are BBQ Pork Buns and the steamed egg cake. Looking at the photos now — I remember thinking toasts filled with kaya were interesting too. But none of shrimp or pork dumplings, neither any of the vermicelli or steamed rice were notable.