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95. Egg Custard Tart With Black Truffles at Philip Ho

It's that time of year again when we count down to New Times'Best of Miami 2012 issue in June. Until then, Short Order will serve up 100 of our favorite dishes in the 305. If you have any nominations of your own, please send them to [email protected]. Egg Custard Tart...
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It's that time of year again when we count down to New Times'Best

of Miami 2012 issue in June. Until then, Short Order will serve up 100

of our favorite dishes in the 305. If you have any nominations of your

own, please send them to [email protected].

95. Egg Custard Tart With Black Truffles at Philip Ho

Chef Philip Ho worked as dim sum chef at The Setai for some five years, so it's probably little surprise that the Chinese fare is as good as it is at his namesake restaurant in Sunny Isles. Since Ho opened the place last September (where Emerald Coast used to be), dim sum aficionados have been delighting over the selections wheeled out on carts during weekends (dim sum is served from the kitchen the rest of the week): Congee, chive-and-shrimp dumplings, green-tea duck dumplings.


Regular dishes are crowd pleasers too, from great hand-pulled noodles with shiitake mushrooms to a custard-like tofu-and-eggplant in black bean chili sauce. And yet nothing quite prepares the palate for an egg custard flecked with black truffles nestled in a warm, buttery tart shell -- an ethereally rich umami and ooh-daddy ending to the meal.

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