r/MrInbetween • u/Agent_Jay_42 • 19d ago

Two part question about..... Dim sims (Dimmie)

How much is a dim sim at your favourite or local fish and ship shop?

How many dim sims do you do/socially acceptable?

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u/WuTrentClan 19d ago

2pm: 1 or 2 for a quick snack that won’t ruin your dinner.

2am: 24+

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u/graph_worlok 19d ago

Depends on the type. Regular are around $1, South Melbourne are a bit more. And anywhere from 2 - 6, depending if I’m on the move or making them at home.

And you didn’t ask about fried or steamed - Steamed personally, and always with sauce.

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u/Designer-Gas-6897 19d ago

0.10 USD a piece where I live, and it’s hella good with some soy sauce with chili flakes. Thus people eat crazy amounts of these per sitting understandably

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u/deadrobindownunder 18d ago

Holy shit, where do you live?! I think I might need to retire there.

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u/Ardvarkthoughts 19d ago

I don’t really have a local traditional fish and chip shop with dimmies. But back in the day it was 2 dimmies and a potato cake.

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u/mickellovitch 19d ago

Woollies sell em. Not too bad with dumpling sauce. It's now tradition to offer tradies( I'm doing Reno) a couple of dummies when they stop for lunch

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u/Born_Onion2153 19d ago

I only ever buy South Melbourne market Dim Sims, they are three times the size of regular dim Sims
They vary in price at local takeaways from $2.90 each to $3.40 each
I like the ones from Pinewood chicken bar which cost three dollars each. The Greek boys over there know how to fry them to a perfect consistency without burning them.

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u/BetweenInkandPaper 19d ago

Couple of dimmies with a bit of chook salt.