Chinese Grandpa Teaches You How to Eat Dim Sum Properly! (What Foods to Order at Dim Sum!)

Chinese Grandpa Teaches You How to Eat Dim Sum Properly! (Which Foods to Order at Dim Sum!) | How to Eat Dim Sum (Yum Cha) the Right Way With Chinese Grandpa (How to Eat Dim Sum 101!) | What’s up Fake Food Family, we’re back with another video from the Dim Sum spot! One of my favorite things to do growing up (and still to this day) is to get dim sum with my grandparents. If you’re not familiar with dim sum, it’s like a Chinese brunch with small plates like tapas to share family style! And of course Chinese Grandpa is here to help teach you guys which foods to order for a great dim sum experience! Let us know what you think and remember to follow us and Chinese Grandpa on our food journey!
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Preview: 0:00
Intro: 0:15
The Dim Sum 5 (Basic Dim Sum): 1:23
Ha Gao (Shrimp Dumplings): 1:34
Siu Mai (Pork, Shrimp Dumplings): 1:50
Ngao Yook Yeun (Beef Meatballs): 2:17
Cha Siu Bao (BBQ Pork Buns): 3:10
Ngao Cheung (Beef Rice Rolls): 3:25
Other Rice Roll Options: 3:55
Dim Sum Etiquette: 4:35
Intermediate Level Dim Sum: 5:23
Lo Bak Go (Turnip Cake): 5:25
Dan Taat (Egg Tarts): 5:51
Expert Level Dim Sum - Fung Jao (Chicken Feet): 6:26
Ending: 7:07
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[@FakeFoodShow]

What other foods should we and Chinese Grandpa try out and where? Let us know!

[@FakeFoodShow]

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[@beybladeandmore3979]

Chinese grandpa eat at a buffet, subway, boba

[@61hink]

Honestly, you need to take him to Flushing, Queens. Amazing, amazing food but some of the smaller places have menus in Chinese only, and no one there speaks English. I wish I had a guide. I can point to tasty looking things but I'm afraid to just order randomly because I might get crispy fried intestines or pork kidney.

[@Mellowcanuck33]

"Who hit you? Me? Yeah what about?" LMAO! He's like lets let the audience decide.

[@AmyCT622]

Grampa really knows his "Dim Sum" I like the history behind the finger tap!! Such a smart, kind man!! and FUNNY!!!

[@LouieGMDesign]

You have to add a 6th dim sum dish, Lo Mai Gai, or sticky rice wrapped and steamed in a lotus leaf.

[@classiccasualgaming]

Oh yes! It's not full dimsum experience without eating some Lo Mai Gai. I agree.

[@jglee6721]

Yes, that's a good one.

[@phaedrabacker2004]

Grandpa is the boss.

[@salmonfire]

Haha I ordered my fav Dim Sum Chicken Feet and my friend said Oh No it looks like your eating Baby Hands, too funny!

[@robertlee4172]

Having tea with my grandpa, one of the greatest pleasures in life. Grandma's cooking, right there too. Just sharing a meal with them. Simple things that bring such joyous memories.

[@deborahlpollitt9463]

not Chinese in this lifetime, but living in NYC (Brooklyn specifically) I am able to indulge my love of authentic Asian cuisines developed while stationed in the Pacific in the mid 1970s. Chinese, Japanese< Korean, Malaysian, Thai, Vietnamese, and Fill[pino all healthy and delicious cuisines. I had the great good fortune to be invited into many homes as a friend.

[@user-qe2fd9mt8d]

My sister Staci and I love watching your Grandpa and your self eating Chinese Food! Your Videos make us hungry! 😅😊❤

[@matthewsanchez7953]

Monterey Park is THE SPOT for Dim Sum!

[@JJ-rf7dg]

I like all the dim sum dishes but my must have are the tofu skin wraps and pan fried pork and chive dumplings.

[@RaymondHuie]

Thank you for sharing and making the videos. steam black bean spare ribs, sesame seed football (aka Hum Sui Gok), bake bbq hum bow and sweet rice cake (aka Ba Hong Go)

[@ac2055]

So glad I learned the story behind the finger tap!

[@gorewong4353]

grandpa with the presidential sheesh indeed

[@bigmotz1471]

Big boss shit lol

[@Captaindespacio]

Absolutely!!!! Major boss !!!

[@Austin.D]

My mouth has been watering through the whole video 🤤 except for the chicken feet I also don't like chicken feet

[@BigTookahSmoke]

Gramps pushin p….. and the P is that prezzy he got hangin on his wrist 🔥🔥

[@susie8353]

I love grandpa!

[@jermaineevans6910]

I always get steamed rice rolls with shrimp and the chicken feet when I get dim sum. If a place has good xiao long bao, I go for that as well.

[@heekim1991]

Be good to grandpa. Loved this yum cha video.

[@Sakuraa3398]

He’s so cuteeee and his grandpa is funnny

[@beeriswhatimake]

New to the Channel. Love the content!

[@Rick_Hoppe]

In the Los Angeles area, Monterrey Park is THE neighborhood for Chinese food... especially Dim Sum.

[@TheHahaha247]

Oh man. I miss good dim sum. After the past 3 yrs our usual spot went downhill. 😭 now I want dim sum. I prefer har cheung fun. I save the sauce for har gow. Haha. I like the steam pork rib and seafood eggplant. Our son loves bai tang gao. I like dan tat or pineapple bun. Hi to Gong Gong! ❤

[@kellystatley7266]

I had chicken feet...aka called phoenix...in Denver with a friend from China...Alice...best ever....your making me hungry... LoL

[@reynasaid8065]

I'm Mexican and Puerto Rican and I love chicken feet.

[@YourCommonSinner]

I personally am not a fan but it’s funny how Mexicans eat both chicken and pigs feet. I’ve seen my family make soups with both 😅

[@watchersmith806]

Yum! Great memories of dim sum! Had chicken feet when I was very young. But can’t do them now as an adult 🫣

[@ahpuro]

In korea we love our chicken feet, even got the skills to slide out all the bones and sell boneless bbq grilled ones. Also my fav dimsum have to ha gao, even tho i love xiaolong bao

[@SMA1mommy]

Now I'm about to go for lunch tomorrow and do dimsum cannot wait.

[@willjoyce5013]

Chicken feet, woot and I'm white lol. One of my favorite dim sum dishes

[@willjoyce5013]

I'm not big on the meatballs but I want some bao plus chicken feet, maybe some shumai and other dumplings, cheong fun and a few other dishes

[@farnortheastmovement1127]

Gao choy bao is the best part about dim sum

[@Starlight-pi8ln]

Thank you

[@dyl923gonz7]

never knew the origin of the finger thank you gesture, thanks!

[@emmathebacon]

This video needs more likes

[@jimium3525]

Did he say glizzy gobbler?!? 😂

[@laulaulau12356]

Those we call them ngau yuk kau (牛肉球) and the sauce goes with is not ginger sauce but Worcester sauce (Worcestershire sauce). They are they only pair!

[@jkmusta33]

Sriracha with the fried daikon cake is the bomb!

[@americanmade6996]

Try them also with hoisin sauce, or red vinegar.

[@chualooong1737]

You are right calling lo pak ko as fried daikon cake. Although called turnip cake or carrot cake it has neither turnip nor carrot but daikon.

[@jmiller3579]

Empress Harbor is one of the last OG dim sum joints….

[@graciousssssly]

Love this! Is it customary to not add extra sauce (like on the dumplings etc)?

[@averylfong4843]

Not really if it doesn't come with a sauce meant for it! Usually stuff like siew mai, etc have enough flavour on their own. Bready things like cha siew bao definitely not. You might get a chilli sauce with har gao (I think it's somewhat normal in Singapore at least), and you'll get that special soy sauce with the cheung fun rice rolls, and likely black vinegar and ginger strips with xiao long bao, but it depends on the individual dish. You COULD pour some soy sauce in a small dish, pick something up with chopsticks and dip it lightly in it and not be TOO weird, but it's usually best to enjoy the food as the chef prepared it. You can always remark about whether it's good or not, like Grandpa here says the har gao isn't good (he's right it shouldn't fall apart like that), but the daan tat and ngau cheung were good. Never pour table soy sauce direct from the spout over food, though, that's rude!

[@americanmade6996]

Dim sum will rarely need additional salt or soy sauce but table sauces, including chili oil, hoisin sauce, mustard (be careful with that!), or vinegar are very common.

[@61hink]

My favorite is always the bean curd skin roll.

[@kirksmith1534]

Hat off dude

[@habiebiee1]

amazing video,whatever gong gong said is legit. The only thing I dont like about this video is American yamcha place dont give you bowls,they only give you a plate!😑 We are Cantonese and we put our food in bowls,plates are for bones only. Northern Chinese people use plates to eat.

[@j.cleveland9031]

Hello again, you + your grandfather's energy are very heartwarming. This was a very Dim Sum Educational Etiquette Video, w/Family + your friend added that little something that brought a smile. I love the story of the King's tea hand gesture, and you all seemed to dine like kings, with the very delicious food, and hearing the various pronunciations, and your grandpa will always like home made over any restaurant, it's just a fact.(like the original coke taste, to the new recipe). It was great spending time with you both again, on to the next adventure! Grandpa did look 🤩"Hollywood" in those shades + yet carried himself like a humble King😍, educating anyone watching♨️. 🙏💕🌎♨️🥢🥢🥢✨

[@13oogie]

Hey Evan! Are you from Canada or US? If US, are you from Los Angeles or Boston?

[@mrpandasian8871]

@4:35 ayo my parents never gave me this history lesson 💀🤣

[@DanielLe-nd9oi]

Gai Lan w oyster sauce!

[@jchong416]

Gramps with the day date

[@D.H.CE_FL]

Is that Chinese Grandpa's friend to his right? I feel we need a video with him if so!

[@kulgirl4life]

What’s your grandpa’s favorite dim sum place in Boston?

[@arfriedman4577]

I miss nyc China chalet.

[@bobbymaldini7653]

gang gang intro

[@Squishyfrogpants]

I've never heard it called "drink tea" my family usually calls it dim sum. (replace the words with Cantonese)

[@americanmade6996]

We always called the activity--going out for dim sum--yum cha, "drinking tea". I think a dish or two of the food was originally a snack to go with a midday tea break.

[@Weeping-Angel]

Dim sum is the food,but going to the banquet hall to eat dim sum and drink tea together is yumcha

[@americanmade6996]

@@Weeping-Angel Or restaurant. To be clear, it's not always a major family event--one person can do it at the local restaurant.

[@akliana]

Taro gok and ha Gau (steamed rice in leaves). I’m not sure that’s the correct name fir that dish. Gau gee min!

[@mrssmith4453]

I love Sumaio in Cambridge. 🎉 If you go at weekday lunch it's cheap.

[@codeeater0]

Take your Hats off at the table.

[@americanmade6996]

Yes. Looks like grandpa didn't hit him enough.

[@goobermcboogerballs1420]

Korean chicken feet are banging.

[@cynthiahall7618]

Oh my goodness!! Food looks great. You’re going to make Chinese grandpa fat!!! I love chicken feet!!!

[@DarkKnightCap]

Boston wayyy better Dim Sum. China Pearl forever.

[@suzeel]

♥點心♥ (DIM SUM) IS ORIGINAL FOOD proudly invented made in SOUTHERN CHINA / HONG KONG! your channel "the fake food show" never ever fit to Dim Sum!!

[@queencersei2644]

Boston is better.

[@krenkrennic117]

Is this in NY where is this??? San Fran? Where

[@lucwaide7131]

0:25 If you watched the video carefully; you would have known that this is Tang Gong Seafood Restaurant in Monterey Park, California in the Los Angeles area