Westin EEST

Thanks to Katie’s voucher, Hikaru and I had a dining experience at Westin Hotel. Out of a few restaurants in the hotel, we chose EEST for Dim Sum Brunch. RM88++ for a dim sum buffet, will you pay for it?



It must be pretty reasonable if you’re a rich bloke. Imagine a rich boy waking up at 12pm realizing that his maid had forgotten to make lunch. “Let’s have dim sum at Westin! It’s RM88 for buffet style! Damn cheap.” he texted his girl.



(this is not the rich boy. pictures are solely for illustration purpose. lol)

Furthermore, Westin is located opposite Pavilion, where they had planned to shop after a hearty meal.



Upon arrival, they were served a welcome dish.



They ordered a variety of dim sum from the menu, each presented with a sophisticated name. The girl was vain hungry. She remembered to take photo of herself but not the menu.



Due to her forgetful nature, the supposedly “something-phoenix claw-something” shall be called the chicken feet.



Spring roll.



Xiao Long Bao! Don’t they resemble saggy breasts?



Chee Cheong Fun. Yummy prawns and the scallops!



Sio bi (or you call it siu mai) is a must-have. See the fish roe on top? XD



Hika-chan loves siu mai. But I’ve kinda developed a phobia towards it ever since the end of Standard 3, when I ate 8 siu mai continuously for a few days. I thought I love it a lot. The last day I ate, I threw up in the rubbish bin. So much for being greedy.



Har kao (prawn dumpling?) is also a must-have! Nothing beats a good bite of fresh prawn.



Carrot cake.



Lotus leaf rice.



Paper-wrapped chicken. HAHA this is the direct translation!



Some other fried stuff. Told you I forgot the names!



We were really full after eating the main dishes, but still, we ordered all five of the desserts stated on the menu.



Turned out that they come in very small portion after all. So we ordered more. LOL.



I was having fun poking the spoon on “Kimochi”, thinking that it looks like a testicle that would never burst. Hik said the surface does look like his balls. Wtfreak.



Pisang goreng and teh tarik ice-cream. So Malaysian.



Rating: 7/10. Extra point for the desserts. Teehee. But I still prefer those cheap and delicious road side dim sum stall.