Pak Chok Dim Sum

Pak Chok Dim Sum, Seremban (10 July, 2016)


Pak Chok Dim Sum (GPS: 2.72353, 101.93841) is a dim sum restaurant in Seremban. It is located along Jalan Dato Sheikh Ahmad. Established in 1960, it is said to be among the oldest dim sum shops in town. My wife and I came here for our breakfast during our visit to Seremban in 2016. It was our first morning in the town, and we were wandering aimlessly around to look for breakfast, when we came upon this restaurant.

The dim sum is ordered from a menu and served to us. We find that the pricing is surprisingly high. Maybe because it is more famous than we know. Nevertheless, the shop was hardly crowded when we were there, and on the whole, the meal was not particularly memorable.

Pak Chok Dim Sum, Seremban (10 July, 2016)


The various types of dim sum that we ordered. (10 July, 2016)


Fresh Prawn Siu Mai at Pak Chok Dim Sum. (10 July, 2016)


Deep Fried Yam Puffs at Pak Chok Dim Sum. (10 July, 2016)


Sticky Rice in Lotus Leaf at Pak Chok Dim Sum. (10 July, 2016)


Pak Chok Dim Sum. (10 July, 2016)

Pak Chok Dim Sum Menu

Pak Chok Dim Sum Menu. (10 July, 2016)


Pak Chok Dim Sum Menu. (10 July, 2016)

Pak Chok Dim Sum is on the map of Jalan Dato Sheikh Ahmad, Seremban

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