Johor-style dim sum with a twist


Don Martin in Petaling Jaya serves dim sum in a bar setting. — Photos: GLENN GUAN/The Star

MENTION dim sum and the first drink that comes to mind which complements it, is Chinese tea.

However, for one creative entrepreneur, dim sum goes best with whisky.

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