Chinese Dim Sum (Columbia, St. Andrews, Andrews: shop, sell, restaurants)

[decafdave]

Does anyone know of any authentic Chinese Dim Sum or dumplings here in Columbia? I'm craving real chinese food (American Chinese food is good too but not now) so I would really appreciate any suggestions. Thanks

[waccamatt]

Originally Posted by decafdave

Does anyone know of any authentic Chinese Dim Sum or dumplings here in Columbia? I'm craving real chinese food (American Chinese food is good too but not now) so I would really appreciate any suggestions. Thanks

Try the Miyo's group - M Vista, M Cafe and Miyo's; they will make pretty much anything you want, especially at M Vista on Lady Street.

[mettler]

the bangkok way out garner's ferry is awesome..it is in that shopping center with the Sears. Their Wanton soup is great..as is the curry..

[waccamatt]

Originally Posted by mettler

the bangkok way out garner's ferry is awesome..it is in that shopping center with the Sears. Their Wanton soup is great..as is the curry..

If you like Thai, have you been to Baan Sawan in Five Points?

[Huckleberry3911948]

my favorite topic but i bitterly regret i dont know colombia.

[waccamatt]

Originally Posted by Huckleberry3911948

my favorite topic but i bitterly regret i dont know colombia.

Dim Sum or Thai?

[decafdave]

Originally Posted by waccamatt

If you like Thai, have you been to Baan Sawan in Five Points?

I like Thai-I'll have to check it out. I have much more experience with authentic Chinese then Thai though. I was in London for a while, and while there was a plethora of both cuisines, the Thai restaurants tended to be more upscale. So me, the student opted for the cheaper Chinese of course. Although my love for Dim Sum/Chinese Dumplings began after I visited Taiwan.

Have you been to that Indian Pavillian restaurant in 5 points? I'm thinking of trying that also.

[decafdave]

Originally Posted by Huckleberry3911948

my favorite topic but i bitterly regret i dont know colombia.

Alot of good Chinese food out in Cali I take it? The majority here in South Carolina is greasy take-out. Good, but it wouldn't sell in China lol.

[waccamatt]

Originally Posted by decafdave

I like Thai-I'll have to check it out. I have much more experience with authentic Chinese then Thai though. I was in London for a while, and while there was a plethora of both cuisines, the Thai restaurants tended to be more upscale. So me, the student opted for the cheaper Chinese of course. Although my love for Dim Sum/Chinese Dumplings began after I visited Taiwan.

Have you been to that Indian Pavillian restaurant in 5 points? I'm thinking of trying that also.

I haven't been to India Pavilion in awhile; it used to be good, but it has been awhile. There is also Delhi Palace and I think Bombay Bistro is still open on Bush River Road. There is also an Indian restaurant next to the La Quinta Inn off Broad River that I've eaten at and it was pretty good.

For Thai I also like Thai Lotus on St. Andrews Road. The best thing about M Vista is that if Michelle, the owner, is there, they will make pretty much anything you ask for. I can't remember if they have dim sum on the menu, but I've asked for special items several times and they've always been able to accommodate.