Friday, September 24, 2010

East Ocean Teochew Restaurant 东海潮州酒家

East Ocean is one of the restaurants that we usually go for Dim Sum. Over here, the waitresses will be dishing out the more common dim sum for you to choose from. For the less common dishes, you will need to order from the captain.

What is dim sum without prawn dumpling and Siew Mai. The prawn dumplings (虾饺) are quite big and I like the soft skin which might just tear off if you are not careful. The fresh prawn dumpling goes well with mustard and their famous chilli.
prawn dumplings (虾饺)
Rating: 3.5/5

Their Siew Mai (烧卖) are quire nice, you can taste the tenderness of the pork and freshness of the prawn and roe.
 

Siew Mai (烧卖)
Rating: 4/5 
  
Pan-fried Carrot cake (煎腊味萝卜糕). Simple yet nice carrot cake, the pan-fried gives some crisp to the surface, preserved meat add aroma to and gives a different texture to the soft carrot cake.

Pan-fried Carrot cake (煎腊味萝卜糕)
Rating: 4/5


We ordered the lotus root cakes 香煎藕饼 as we wanted to try somthing different. However, was very disappointed with our selection. You can taste the crunchiness of the lotus root but besides that, its only oily, oily and oily.


lotus root cakes 香煎藕饼
Rating: 3/5


Steamed Chicken feet 蒸凤爪. Find the seasoning a bit too strong, its a bit spicy, sour, sweet and a bit too wet and oily. I do like the additional beancurb skin added into the dish, which absorb all the gravy and make it very fragrant.

Steamed Chicken feet 蒸凤爪
Rating: 3.5/5


Steam rice rolls with deep fried dough (炸兩). You will need to order this from the captain and it will take some time to prepare. The deep fried dough is crispy yet not too hard and blends well with the soft steam rice rolls. The sauce is also the key element of the dish, nice!

Steam rice rolls with deep fried dough (炸兩)
Rating: 4/5


East Ocean inhouse Teochew chilli. Not sure what's inside the chilli, but there are some fried dried shrimps and its very fragrant. My hubby usually don't take chilli but he simply loved this.

Teochew Chilli

Pan seared Foie Gras (煎鹅肝)@$18++. The foie gras is crispy on the outside and soft in the middle.  The strong aroma, sweetness of the onion and creamy taste and texture is pure heavenly when it melts in your mouth. There is peach, blackberry and bread to clear and wake up your taste buds when it gets too "jialut" or over-whelming after a few mouthful.  It's definitely value for $$.



Pan seared Foie Gras (煎鹅肝)
Rating: 4.5/5



East Ocean Teochew Restaurant (东海潮州酒家)
1 Scotts Road #02-18 Shaw Centre
Tel: 6235-9088
Mon to Fri: 11:30am - 3pm, 6pm - 11pm
Sat to Sun: 10am - 3pm, 6pm - 11pm

Refer to the other blogs on Dim Sum
- Summer Pavalion
- East Ocean

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