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True or False: At its inception, dim sum was not a main meal.

True
Initially, dim sum was designed to be a snack to accompany tea, not to be a full meal unto itself.

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Shaomai (燒賣 siu1 maai6): Small steamed dumplings with either pork, prawns or both inside a thin wheat flour wrapper. Usually topped off with crab roe and shiitake mushroom.

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"Thanks TheMermaidsTales for the feature! Dimsum Break is coming soon to a new city in the Visayas. Want to find out where? Stay tuned in the next few weeks..."

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Break Time is Dimsum Break Time! Gong Xi Fa Tsai! With the recent celebration of the Chinese New Year, I'm pretty sure most of us have had our fill of delicious Chinese favorites. Who could say no to sticky tikoy fried with egg? O...

When serving tea at dim sum, it's customary to pour tea for others first before filling one's own cup. This etiquette is true and applies to serving tea at a Chinese meal in general.

Question: What beverage is typically associated with dim sum?

Answer: Tea. Tea is heavily linked to dim sum; in fact, going for dim sum is usually known in Cantonese as "yum cha," or to "drink tea."

Dim sum (点心) is Cantonese for "touch the heart".

New Year begins, let us pray that it will be a year with New Peace, New Happiness and abundance of new friends, God bless you through out the New Year.

Wishing a Merry Christmas to all!

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DIMSUM BREAK Might Actually Have the Best Siomai In Town It was just an ordinary Sunday afternoon. We were walking around SM Annex when we stumbled upon this little gem. Located in the third floor of SM Annex, just beside the elevator, is a medium-sized ...

We're giving all you a special treat! Starting this week, we're offering you a NEW MENU! So stop by our Ubelt branch and experience our for only P99 today!

You can enjoy all these EVERYDAY from 4PM onwards.

See you at our Ubelt branch located at corner of C.M. Recto and N. Reyes (formerly Morayta) streets.

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Sink your teeth into our Stewed Pork (Humba) Shaopao for only P 45.

Available at all Dimsum Break branches!:-)