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Yum Cha Restaurant offers a nostalgic and authentic dim sum dining experience in Chinatown. Watch the video to learn how dim sum is made and view the menu of various dishes.
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Yum Cha first started out in 2000 near Temple Street,...
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Yum Cha Changi. 6 Changi Business Park Ave 1 #01-33 ERS...
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Yum Cha offers buffet and à la carte menus of steamed, fried and baked dim sum at two locations: Chinatown and Changi. Enjoy truffle mushroom bao, fish roe siew mai, pork ribs with garlic and more.
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For some Cantonese wok-fried delights, head to Ju Signatures for your dim sum fix. It blends both tradition and modernity into our local food culture. This spot is helmed by chef Wong who boasts over three decades of culinary experience and is a veteran when it comes to Chinese cuisine. Dim sum delights here are all handmade, and you can even ask f...
Oh, the swooshing soup. Sure, Peach Garden is one of the fancier Chinese restaurants in town, but the delightful soupy dumplings are out of this world. Got a mid-week craving? Douse it with XLBs at the daily dim sum brunch promotion. Trust us, it’s entirely worth it. Bring a friend, too – someone will need to roll you back to work. Peach Garden, mu...
If you’re craving dim sum on a dime, Hong Kong Mongkok Tim Sum is the place to be. At $2.30 per dish, these babies are a steal. The hawker stall whips out hot favourites like char siew bao, prawn cheong fun, har gow and siew mai. It’s truly bang for your buck. Hong Kong Mongkok Dim Sum, #02-097, 335 Smith Street, Singapore 05033
Tip: if you don’t want to wait hungry, remember to make reservations at this busy spot. Once you get a table, spare no time starting with the signature appetisers – think BBQ Kurobuta pork, deep-fried squid, and marinated jellyfish in Thai sauce. Then, move on to the baked, fried and steamed dim sum. You’ll be spoilt for choice with over 25 items t...
Have your dim sum with a side of history! Red Star is run by the remaining chefs of the Four Heavenly Kings of Cantonese cuisine – a group that gained fame and multiple culinary awards in the 1970s. These are the same guys responsible for inventing the famous Singapore dishes we eat so regularly today: chilli crab, yam ring and yusheng. Today, Red ...
At $1.50 for a plate of dim sum, we say it’s quite a steal. Visit Kuai San Dian Xin’s 24-hour outlets at multiple locations around Singapore. Expect the usual suspects with over 30 dim sum items including siew mai, chee cheong fun, chicken feet, carrot cake and more. Kuai San Dian Xin, multiple locations including Ang Mo Kio and Bedok North
Everyone knows Jalan Kayu for prata and teh tarik. But if you’re in need of something different, Tang Tea House offers fried chicken, crispy fried noodles and giant glasses of its signature drink, the Super Cooler (young coconut with a shot of wheatgrass). Of course, it also has a wide range of halal dim sum classics. Also, if you think Jalan Kayu ...
The mod-Chinese restaurant offers a weekday dim sum menu, but wait till the weekend for the dim sum buffet. Try the crispy prawn bean curd roll with mayonnaise, pan-fried radish cake, spinach prawn dumpling, honey-glazed pork buns and up to 40 picks. But don’t ignore the appetisers, mains, roasts, congee, noodles, and rice dishes. Man Fu Yuan,Level...
Madame Fan adopts a modern take on Cantonese classics and we’re totally here for it. Every piece is exquisitely prepared with attention to detail. For the utmost indulgence, check out the dim sum lunch for xiao long bao, Szechuan prawn wontons, pork congee, and sesame prawn toast. Don’t forget to end it off with sweets like the salted egg yolk cust...
Don’t let the name fool you. If you’re craving authentic Teochew-style dim sum and seafood, hop over to one of its outlets. Star dishes include Teochew five treasures crystal dumplings and the adorable goldfish dumplings. If you’re ready for a feast, the dim sum high tea buffet will fill you up nicely. Swatow Seafood Restaurant, multiple locations ...
Whether you prefer traditional, modern or halal dim sum, Singapore has plenty of options for you. Check out this guide to find the best spots for xiao long bao, siew mai, egg tarts and more.
2 days ago · Yum Cha Teapot Bao ($2.40) This Teapot Bao is exclusively introduced for Yum Cha’s 24th anniversary. Shaped so cutely like a traditional teapot, it pays homage to the essence of tea culture. What’s really interesting is the filling. The bao’s filling, which is smooth and slightly stretchy, reminds me of lotus seed paste.
Learn about the history, types, menu and etiquette of yum cha, a popular Cantonese custom of drinking tea and eating dim sum. Find out the best tea houses in Guangzhou and Hong Kong to enjoy this leisurely meal.
Enjoy dim sum tea house dining in a shophouse setting with marble tables and wooden chairs. Yum Cha Restaurant offers a unique dim sum experience in the heart of Chinatown, near Chinatown MRT Station.
Yum Cha Restaurant offers a nostalgic and contemporary dim sum dining experience in Chinatown and Changi Business Park. Enjoy a variety of traditional and modern dim sum, local dishes and Hong Kong roast meats in a shophouse setting.
