Tribe.net. Local Connections David http://dimsum.tribe.net/thread/a54fda81-777b-4521-8493-01a625c11f90#08877252-ad28-49f6-930e-2313dddb3be1 2006-01-09T15:55:42Z 2006-01-09T15:55:42Z

Went yesterday - everyone enjoyed it. Reasonably priced, good portions, lots of space, so no line is necessary (went at 10am <opening time> - no one there, 'xcept a private party upstairs, left just shy of noon - still some smaller tables open). Favorites; fried durian, fried rice noodle crepe. The steamed buns weren't quite as fluffy as some I've had - a little doughy, but that's my only real criticism.

David 2006-01-09T15:55:42Z kalapule http://dimsum.tribe.net/thread/a54fda81-777b-4521-8493-01a625c11f90#aa75df26-7493-4371-92db-083b3237edbf 2006-01-03T19:04:41Z 2006-01-03T19:04:41Z

from what i remember, the portions at yet wah are bigger than tong kiang. the place next door to tong kiang is pretty good too, and it's cheaper. yet wah is easier to find parking, there's a parking lot across the street and it's bigger too.

kalapule 2006-01-03T19:04:41Z David http://dimsum.tribe.net/thread/a54fda81-777b-4521-8493-01a625c11f90#a0ab8137-6a47-48e3-b4de-178b61f89442 2006-01-03T08:43:32Z 2006-01-03T08:43:32Z

I know, I know - Tong Kiang is just down the street, but I'm getting a group together for my sweetie's birthday brunch, and this is not an early-rising crowd (necessary for a table, or two, of any size). I'd love to hear any feedback about Yet Wah y'all might have... Thanks! -dc

David 2006-01-03T08:43:32Z