I travel the world #856: Yum Cha Chinatown Singapore
Yumcha
On a Crypto Meetup the organizer in Singapore invited us to have some Yumcha at Yum Cha Chinatown in Singapore. Yumcha are little treats in Chinese cuisine which lets you eat many little dishes
I really love Yumchas for the variety of food you can try. In Chinese it is is called DimSum which means Little hearts. Yum Cha actually means drinking tea, but in its meaning its more eating Dimsum while drinking tea. So in many countries Yumcha equals the meaning of Dimsum.
Do you like Yumcha ???
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nice one !
heheh though I think dimsum is best eaten at the source.
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