Chow Now: 21 Best Chinese Restaurants in Singapore
No matter how old I get or where I go, Chinese food will always be my ultimate comfort food. Lucky for me, there are Chinese restaurants in almost every neighbourhood in Singapore!
This is why I decided to narrow down my best picks to help you, fellow food lovers, find the best hotpot, dim sum, and even Chinese fine dining spots on the island.
How I Picked
Dim Sum
1. Yum Cha Restaurant
| ADDRESS | Yum Cha Chinatown 20 Trengganu Street (Off Temple Street) #02-01 Singapore 058479 Yum Cha Changi 6 Changi Business Park Ave 1 #01-33 ERS BizPark @ Changi Singapore 486017 |
| WEBSITE | https://www.yumcha.com.sa https://yumchaexpress.com.sg (delivery webpage) |
| CONTACT DETAILS | Yum Cha Chinatown: Tue to Fri: 10.30am 9pm / Closed on Mondays (except public holidays) / Weekends & Public Holidays: 9am – 9pm Yum Cha Changi: Tue to Fri: 7am – 3pm, 6pm – 10pm / / Closed on Mondays (except public holidays) / Weekends & Public Holidays: 7am – 3pm, 6pm – 9pm / Closed from 3pm-6pm daily Yum Cha Express: 9am – 9pm daily |
| OPERATING HOURS | Yum Cha Chinatown Weekdays: 10.30am – 9pm Closed on Mondays (except public holidays) Weekends & Public Holidays: 9am – 9pm Yum Cha Changi Tue to Fri: 7am – 3pm, 6pm – 10pm Weekends & Public Holidays: 7am – 3pm, 6pm – 9pm Closed from 3pm-6pm daily |
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Yum Cha Restaurant, nestled in the heart of Chinatown since 2000, effortlessly captures the essence of traditional dim sum dining with a nostalgic ambiance of marble tables and wooden chairs. As a regular visitor, I can confidently say Yum Cha stands out as the best Chinese restaurant in town.
From the moment you step into Yum Cha, the charm of a bygone era greets you, complemented by the inviting aroma of freshly steamed dim sum. The extensive menu boasts over 60 varieties, blending classic recipes with modern twists, ensuring there’s something for every palate. Personal favorites include the Xiao Long Bao and the Fish Roe with Siew Mai, both epitomizing the restaurant’s dedication to authentic flavors.
Yum Cha’s culinary prowess doesn’t stop at dim sum. Their Seafood Horfun and Peking Duck are must-tries, offering rich, savory experiences that highlight the chefs’ versatility. Modern creations like Mango Prawn Sesame Fritters and Pan-fried Pork Pancake add a delightful contemporary touch, making each visit a new adventure.
The ambiance at Yum Cha is equally commendable. Whether in the bustling Chinatown location or the more modern Changi Business Park branch, the red accents and concrete walls create a warm, welcoming atmosphere. This blend of tradition and modernity is a testament to Yum Cha’s enduring appeal.
A special mention goes to their High Tea Buffet, a fantastic deal at $32.80++, allowing diners to indulge in unlimited dim sum from 3 pm to 6 pm. It’s an experience not to be missed, perfect for a leisurely afternoon with friends or family.
Yum Cha’s commitment to quality extends beyond their restaurants with Yum Cha Express, offering convenient delivery and catering services. Whether dining in or ordering out, Yum Cha consistently delivers on taste, quality, and experience. For anyone seeking an exceptional Chinese dining experience, Yum Cha is, without doubt, the top choice.
Pros
- Offers dim sum buffet
- Takeout
- Reservations
- Private Dining
- Highchairs Available
- Serves Alcohol
- Accepts Credit Cards
- Table Service
- National Day promo
Cons
- Busy during peak days due to high demand
Customer Reviews
“Ok this Yum Cha was yummy. However it’s not in the Santa grand hotel like Google says, it’s a couple of doors down the street. Value for money tasty food, all day service. Just a tip if you’re looking for other places that serve similar food search for dim sum.” — Dani Travel
“We were recommended this place on a previous visit to Singapore and took the time to find it again. I am pleased to say it lived up to our recollection – excellent choice of freshly prepared dishes served as they are ready (don’t be alarmed when they arrive separately).” — Martin
2. Jia He Chinese Restaurant
| Title | Info |
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| ADDRESS | 1 Farrer Park Station Rd, #01-14/15/16 One Farrer Hotel Connexion, Singapore 217562 |
| WEBSITE | https://www.jiahe.com.sg/ |
| CONTACT DETAILS | +6566948988 |
| OPERATING HOURS | Monday to Sunday, 11:00 am to 3:00 pm, 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm |
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I absolutely love dim sum, and for someone who eats them regularly, it’s always more cost-efficient to dine at a dim sum buffet.
If you’re like me, you must try out Jia He Chinese Restaurant when you’re around Little India! It’s not hard to find, nor is it difficult to get there via public transportation or car.
The restaurant has more than just dim sum, though. You can try out all the other traditional Chinese dishes like roasted duck, pig, and chicken.
There’s also a set menu if you’re feeling a little fancy. As for me, I always stick to the signature dim sum buffet (although it’s only available on the weekends).
I also always go back here because they offer very reasonable rates for the quality of food they serve. The dim sum comes out fresh and hot, and other dishes are served in big portions.
Jia He delivers in terms of food quality, quantity, and value for money. My only drawback is that customer service could improve.
It can get pretty crowded during peak hours, leading to overwhelmed staff members and slower service speed.
On days when I don’t eat at the buffet, the servers are generally friendly and polite, but it’s clear that they’ve got a lot on their hands.
The waiting times are also a bummer, especially on weekends. I recommend booking a table in advance to avoid the wait or ordering via delivery to skip the travel.
The delivery service is worth the money you pay for. I don’t always order delivery from Jia He, but when I do, they don’t disappoint.
Pros
- Offers dim sum buffet
- Reasonably priced menu items
Cons
- Customer service needs improvement
- Usually crowded
Customer Reviews
Good value for money
“The ala carte dim sum brunch buffet was indeed value for money as shared by the many good reviews.
Most Dim Sum dumplings were served with a brush of gold, bringing a touch modern twist and luxe. Very pretty to look at before savouring. Taste was thumbs up as well.”—Ryan Belle Tan, Google Reviews
Meals are served hot
“All I can say is, this is a super value for money Chinese ala carte buffet place. They just started serving ala carte dishes as buffet instead of dimsum and it’s a great success ! Every single dish is prepared only after you order and served hot. I’ll return again for the great value and taste – sea cucumber and prawn dishes were part of the unlimited servings in buffet.”—Alice Chua, Google Reviews
3. Sum Dim Sum
| Title | Info |
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| ADDRESS | 161 Jln Besar, Singapore 208876 |
| WEBSITE | https://sumdimsum.oddle.me/en_SG/ |
| CONTACT DETAILS | +6588189161 |
| OPERATING HOURS | Monday to Friday, 11:30 am to 12:00 am
Saturday and Sunday, 10:30 am to 12:00 am |
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Another great dim sum place is Sum Dim Sum. It’s not the fanciest Cantonese restaurant, but it serves an excellent variety of dim sum (the more, the merrier!).
One of the best features of Sum Dim Sum is that it’s open until midnight. It’s the perfect go-to for late-night dinners and midnight cravings.
I’d say their dim sum menu may be one of the most diverse, and they come in huge portions, whether you dine in or order delivery.
They deliver their signature dishes islandwide, which is always a plus in my book, but I highly suggest ordering as much as you can (over $100 worth!) to enjoy free delivery.
The xiao long bao, wolfberry siew mai, and scallop dumplings are some of the restaurant’s best-sellers.
They’re a little pricey compared to other dim sum places, but you get your money’s worth in every bite.
If you decide to dine in, make sure to book a table ahead of time. Sum Dim Sum gets a high influx of customers, so expect the place to feel packed.
I remember the last time I dined here, the table next to me was so close to mine that I could hear the other customers’ conversation.
It wasn’t the most comfortable dining experience (which is why I prefer to order delivery instead), but if you manage to dine here outside of peak hours, it isn’t too bad.
Pros
- Open until midnight
- Wide variety of dumplings
Cons
- Loud atmosphere
- Usually crowded
Customer Reviews
Fabulous food at reasonable rates
“The dim sum here is nice and and dishes have a local twist to the traditional dim sum fare.
The food was fabulous and price is reasonable. One of the better tasting dim sum at this price point. They also have other stir fry dishes as well if you want more than just Dim Sum.”—Donald Isaac, Google Reviews
Enjoyable spot for dim sum
“Very enjoyable spot for dim sum. Clean bright beautiful setting in the shop. Good selection on ‘menu’.”—Matthew Lee, Google Reviews
4. Swee Choon
| Title | Info |
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| ADDRESS | 183/185/187/189, Jln Besar, 191/193, Singapore 208882 |
| WEBSITE | http://www.sweechoon.com/ |
| CONTACT DETAILS | +6562257788 |
| OPERATING HOURS | Monday, Wednesday to Friday, 9:00 am to 3:00 pm, 6:00 pm to 3:00 am
Saturday and Sunday, 9:00 am to 4:00 pm, 6:00 pm to 3:00 am |
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If there’s one dim sum place that gets a full house every day, it’s Swee Choon. So many people, both locals and tourists, rave about Swee Choon’s Chinese food—and I completely understand why.
Over 50 years running, Swee Choon has cemented its reputation as Singapore’s best dim sum destination.
My first dining experience here was fantastic. The restaurant had a system in place for bookings, and although it’s efficient, slots get full before the day ends.
I had to make sure I got a slot a few hours before my expected dining time. The staff members there were very friendly and polite when I got there, too!
I also like that the Chinese restaurant is open until 3 am, which in my opinion, is a good sign that a dim sum spot serves delicious meals.
Aside from dim sum, you can also order other a la carte meals such as buns, noodles, and meat-based dishes. Whenever I bring friends along, I make sure to get the dim sum set (which is enough to feed at least four people).
It’s a huge plus that the dim sum they serve here tastes very authentic. Swee Choon is probably one of my go-to spots if I want to introduce Chinese cuisine to a foreigner (it’s a good place to start).
My only concern about the food is that some of the dim sum I ordered arrived lukewarm. I would’ve asked the servers to heat my orders again, but I was afraid they’d come back soggy.
The price range to eat here is also very budget-friendly, which I absolutely love. Even their delivery service is commendable, especially since they deliver islandwide!
Pros
- Open until 3 am
- Affordable Chinese restaurant
Cons
- Some dim sum items arrive lukewarm
- Usually fully booked
Customer Reviews
Handmade dim sum
“Swee Choon is a very famous Dim Sum restaurant that has been running since 1962. It has some of the best handmade dim sum with a wide variety. We ordered quite a few things from the menu, and the prices are also reasonable.”—Joana Rose David, Google Reviews
Consistent food quality
“The must go to Tim sum place especially during the night or late night for your craving Tim sum snacks. The standard is very consistent on the high side. The food are really fresh, hot and yummy. Decor is normal, but is the food that why you are here. A big selection of Tim sum to choose from and the delicious hand pull noodle, a must try. And never leave the place without ending your meal with the old classic deserts.”—Ronnie Yeo, Google Reviews
5. Victor’s Kitchen
| Title | Info |
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| ADDRESS | 91 Bencoolen St, #01-49 Sunshine Plaza, Singapore 189652 |
| WEBSITE | http://www.victors-kitchen.com/ |
| CONTACT DETAILS | +6596166077 |
| OPERATING HOURS | Sunday to Thursday, 10:30 am to 8:00 pm
Friday and Saturday, 10:30 am to 9:00 pm |
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Nothing else is more iconic in Singapore’s dim sum scene than Victor’s Kitchen. As one of the most famous spots on the island for authentic Chinese food, Victor’s Kitchen has been featured by several esteemed blogs such as Sethlui.com.
From custard buns to siew mai, Victor’s Kitchen’s handmade dim sum and signature specialities are crowdpleasers. Oh, and they’re best paired with the restaurant’s HK Summer Iced Tea!
Victor’s Kitchen has an established reputation among food lovers, and although it’s often reputed as one of the best dim sum restaurants in Singapore, I couldn’t help but notice a few drawbacks during my visit here.
First, the dining area is tiny. It’s almost like a hawker stall but with a facade of a Chinese restaurant. Generally, I don’t mind the size of the space, but it becomes difficult to secure a table.
Second, the servers seemed to always be in a rush. Sure, there are dozens of customers to serve every day, but a little friendliness from the staff goes a long way.
I would’ve appreciated a little more patience from the servers, especially when it came to asking for water refills. I enjoyed the food and the price range, but customer service is definitely a point of improvement here.
Pro tip: if you want to skip the wait times and travel expenses, you can always order Victor’s Kitchen via delivery.
Pros
- Iconic dim sum spot
- Handmade dim sum
Cons
- Customer service could improve
- Small dining area
Customer Reviews
Nice and steamy baos
“The Xiao long Bao was nice and steamy with quite a bit of tasty soup. Each Bao is pretty big and meaty compared to the ones you generally find in dtf/ paradise.”—Max S., Google Reviews
Go-to dim sum spot
“Decent dim sum experience. Victor kitchen always in my list when dining nearby to town area. Heard from my friend they also has another branch open at chinatown point.”—Siewlan Liow, Google Reviews
6. Summer Pavilion
| Title | Info |
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| ADDRESS | 7 Raffles Ave., Singapore 039799 |
| WEBSITE | http://www.summerpavilion.com.sg/ |
| CONTACT DETAILS | +6564345286 |
| OPERATING HOURS | Monday to Sunday, 11:30 am to 2:30 pm, 6:30 pm to 10:30 pm |
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If you want to take your dim sum experience up a notch, I highly recommend checking out Summer Pavilion. It’s a Michelin-starred Chinese restaurant with world-class service and an extensive range of award-winning meals.
Located at The Ritz-Carlton, there’s no doubt that the ambience and overall atmosphere at the Summer Pavillion scream fine dining (that also reflects in the cost of dining here).
It’s not the most budget-friendly option on my list, but for the food quality, service, and overall ambience, you get your money’s worth.
When I got the chance to dine here, the staff members were so helpful in setting up a reservation for me.
Please note that there’s a strict dress code in the restaurant.
Anyway, because it’s a fine dining restaurant, I made sure to ask for recommendations from the staff.
They were all so knowledgeable about the menu items, especially the signature dim sum items. I ordered what caught my attention and patiently waited for my orders to arrive.
It took quite a while for my orders to arrive, but when they arrived, I quickly realised why. Each dish was plated so beautifully and tasted just as good as it looked.
I got a wine recommendation from the staff members and decided to splurge a little more on that.
As it is a Chinese fine dining restaurant, there’s no delivery service.
I didn’t mind, though. Dining at the Summer Pavillion is more of a once-in-a-blue-moon type of thing for me (but I wouldn’t mind coming back for the delicious dim sum!).
Pros
- Michelin-starred Chinese restaurant
- World-class service
Cons
- Expensive
- No delivery
Customer Reviews
Attentive servers
“One thing that stood out when dining at summer pavilion was the service and attentiveness of the staff.
The table was very big and spacious, which allows all the dishes to be served pretty much together.”—Kenny Yap, Google Reviews
World-class dining experience
“5 star experience all round! From decor and ambience to food, service and dinnerware, was a really pleasant and satisfying experience.”—JS Lim, Google Reviews
Hotpot
6. Haidilao
| Title | Info |
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| ADDRESS | 313 Orchard Rd, #04 - 23 / 24, Singapore 238895 |
| WEBSITE | https://www.superhiinternational.com/sg |
| CONTACT DETAILS | +6568357227 |
| OPERATING HOURS | Monday to Sunday, 10:30 am to 6:00 am |
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If you’re looking for the best Chinese restaurant for hotpot, Haidilao is the place to go! It’s my ultimate spot for spicy and hearty hotpot, and each time I go here, it’s always a winner.
Haidilao is quite famous worldwide for its customer service and food quality, especially when it comes to the authenticity of the broths and spices.
I personally go for the Sichuan Spicy Hotpot, which really hits the mark when it comes to tasting as close to what you can get in China.
Some people may find the spice level at Haidilao to be too intense, but they do have six other soup bases available to try!
Plus, Haidilao has a home-based hotpot line that you can purchase online or in-store. I highly recommend testing out the home kits to enjoy Haidilao’s signature hotpot bases at home.
One of my favourite features of Haidilao is that the restaurant is open until 6 am. I don’t usually go here that late, but if you’re down to chow premium meat until the wee hours of the morning, this is your go-to.
My only drawback, however, is that Haidilao’s fame leads to long waiting times. People line up for hours to dine here every time I visit, which is very telling of their reputation as one of the best hotpot chains.
Satisfying your cravings for hotpot here also comes with a large bill. It’s not the most budget-friendly place, but I honestly think eating here is worth every dime and minute.
Pros
- Famous hotpot spot
- Open until 6 am
Cons
- Pricey
- Long waiting times
Customer Reviews
Worth every penny
“Excellent service. Spacious
Food quality and quantity are good
We went there for 2 and ordered half portion for the food, but they came with good portion indeed
They also provide happy birthday celebration
Can feel that people around enjoy the time here
A minus is the waiting time. Even we booked table before, there still needs 20 mins waiting. But it is worthwhile”—DY, Google Reviews
Relaxed dining experience
“We had a blast there. Coming from Europe and never experienced a hot pot with Euro friends before, I didn’t know how it woul end up. We ordered the freshly made noodles like 8 times. Very interesting experience. People around us were celebrating birthdays. Very relaxed place. The food was good too. On weekends you should pre-book”—Niklaus Schenk, Google Reviews
7. Upin Hot Pot
| Title | Info |
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| ADDRESS | 6 Eu Tong Sen St, #03-87, Singapore 059817 |
| WEBSITE | http://upinhotpot.oddle.me/en_SG |
| CONTACT DETAILS | +6562215550 |
| OPERATING HOURS | Monday to Sunday, 11:00 am to 12:00 am |
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Another excellent Chinese restaurant for hotpot is Upin Hot Pot. Whenever my friends ask for hotpot recommendations that sit close to Haidilao in terms of spice level, taste, and vibe, I usually refer them to Upin Hot Pot.
The restaurant is relatively pricey but not as much as Haidilao. They have more soup bases, too, that come in a balanced mix of spice levels.
My personal favourite from this place is the Pork Belly Soup, which is rich in flavour and offers a little heat. They also offer a lot of signature seafood dishes to pair with the broth.
Whenever I come to visit, I notice that it’s a go-to for many families. I think it’s because of their child-friendly soup bases and a la carte meals (which is a plus, to be honest).
The ambience is relaxed, and the dining area is very spacious. The waiting times can take longer, but I don’t usually mind the wait if the hotpot is this good.
In terms of customer service, the servers here were very polite and friendly to me. I did notice, however, that they seemed understaffed.
It took me a while to get the attention of a server to top up my water or fill in an order, but they were apologetic about it.
In case you want to skip the lines, Upin Hot Pot has a delivery option that allows you to enjoy their signature dishes from the comfort of your own home.
Pros
- Famous hotpot spot
- Best for families
Cons
- Relatively pricey
- Understaffed
Customer Reviews
Fresh ingredients
“Tried this for the first time this evening as I happened to be in the area. Love the experience as the food quality and service were both excellent, and I will come back again. The staff was friendly, helpful and attentive, and takes initiative to come and check regularly if there’s anything you need. All the ingredients tasted fresh and soups were flavourful, probably without MSG as I didn’t feel thirsty afterwards.”—Kathleen Tan, Google Reviews
World-class dining experience
“5 star experience all round! From decor and ambience to food, service and dinnerware, was a really pleasant and satisfying experience.”—JS Lim, Google Reviews
8. City Hot Pot
| Title | Info |
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| ADDRESS | 7 Wallich St, B1 - 04 / 05 Guoco Tower, Singapore 078884 |
| WEBSITE | https://www.cityhotpot.sg/ |
| CONTACT DETAILS | +6567219501 |
| OPERATING HOURS | Monday to Sunday, 11:30 am to 3:00 pm, 5:00 pm to 10:00 pm |
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My experience at City Hot Pot was pleasant, and because I heard rave reviews about the hotpot they serve, I brought along my family.
Right off the bat, I must say that the reservation system they had in place needs improvement.
I think they got my booking mixed up with another customer because my family and I ended up sharing a long table with them.
When I politely asked to move tables, we were politely declined. It was pretty packed that day, and the manager couldn’t find a suitable table for us without making us wait for hours.
Nevertheless, we decided to push through with our reservation. Once we were escorted to our table, the server explained the ordering process.
Each seat on the table had its own personal hotpot cooker, which I think is so convenient because we get to choose and enjoy our own soup base.
I went for the Double Soup Base option, which gave me great value for money because it only cost me an extra dollar. Plus, we got free-flowing sides!
Each set menu is good for one person, so once we all got our orders set up, our table was super full! It wasn’t hard to guess why people raved about this place.
That said, I highly recommend booking a table in advance to skip the line. In addition to that, City Hot Pot closes for two hours in the afternoon, so it’s best to get a table at least two hours before the break starts.
There’s also a delivery service available if you prefer dining at home. While the food quality is the same, it’s still best to experience City Hot Pot in-store (I prefer dining in because of the free-flowing sides!).
Pros
- Simple and efficient ordering process
- Great variety of free-flowing sides
Cons
- Closes for two hours each day
- Reservation system needs improvement
Customer Reviews
Nicely presented sides
“The ingredients are fresh and nicely presented. Portions are fairly sized and properly labelled.
The prawn soup base which I had was excellent and the flavor gets richer towards the end.”—MNG, Google Reviews
Great variety of sides
“Very delicious hotpot as usual! Been visiting their shop at Raffles Place all this time. Today drop by to Tanjong Pagar for the first time to enjoy it. Side dishes seems to have 1-2 variety more. Service by the staffs are friendly and warmth. Will regret not going back. :p”—Capture Asia Photography, Google Reviews
9. Shang Pin Hotpot
| Title | Info |
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| ADDRESS | 6 Raffles Blvd, #02-102/102A Marina Square, Singapore 039594 |
| WEBSITE | http://shangpin-hotpot.com/ |
| CONTACT DETAILS | +6565657666 |
| OPERATING HOURS | Monday to Sunday, 11:30 am to 11:00 pm |
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It wasn’t easy to reach Shang Pin Hotpot despite its central location at Raffles Boulevard, but when I finally found the Chinese restaurant, I was starving.
That said, I couldn’t wait to dig into the signature Sichuan soup bases and sides. The restaurant is known for serving authentic Sichuan meals, so I had high expectations.
When my set menu arrived and my soup base was ready, I was satisfied with the overall taste. There were only three soup bases to choose from (a bummer, really).
I obviously went for the Sichuan Spicy Soup and ordered dozens of vegetables and meat.
The service speed here was quick, which I greatly appreciated due to the high influx of customers that day.
The ambience here wasn’t the quietest, but it wasn’t super rowdy either. People from all walks of life were present, including local families and tourists.
The menu diversity could definitely improve, in my opinion, because the child-friendly options were limited. The sides all came fresh and in huge portions, though!
Pros
- Specialises in Sichuan dishes
- Affordable hotpot
Cons
- Limited soup bases
- Hidden location
Customer Reviews
A favourite go-to spot
“Shangpin is my go to steamboat place in town for a few years now. I’ve recommended this outlet to alot of my friends and they loved it as much as I do!”—MC SM, Google Reviews
Amazing hotpot experience
“Viral China Hotpot dessert in Singapore! Amazing hotpot experience where you can enjoy Sweet Hotpot dessert and Savoury hotpot at the same time”—Vivian Ho, Google Reviews
10. Xian De Lai
| Title | Info |
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| ADDRESS | 18 Liang Seah St, Singapore 189039 |
| WEBSITE | https://xian-de-lai.business.site/?utm_source=gmb&utm_medium=referral |
| CONTACT DETAILS | +6563367505 |
| OPERATING HOURS | Monday to Sunday, 10:30 am to 4:00 am |
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Xian De Lai’s humble beginnings are still evident to this day, and the Chinese restaurant’s heritage still captures so many loyal customers.
I’m a fan of their hotpot, and I love that many people still come back to Xian De Lai, even though there are plenty more modern Chinese restaurants around.
Xian De Lai isn’t the fanciest spot in the city, nor is it the largest, but I honestly think it’s all part of the charm.
There’s limited indoor seating here, so I highly suggest getting there before or after peak hours to get a comfortable seat.
One highlight from my visit here is the buffet-style hotpot they are known for. There were so many sides to choose from on top of the soup bases that boast authentic Chinese flavours and aromas.
The place is quite crowded, however, especially since most of the seats are outside.
It’s a great spot for hangouts and late-night cravings, in my opinion, due to the al fresco seating and super casual setting.
Plus, there’s no time limit here! You can dine until 4 am if you wish.
My only other drawback aside from the limited indoor seating is the slow service speed. Xian De Lai, despite its long history, is a small restaurant, manned by a small team.
The servers tend to take their time when attending to customers. Many of the people who come here are regulars, so I find servers stopping by for a quick chat (which is nice to see but lengthens the wait time and service speed).
Despite the slow service speed, the servers were always friendly to me and made sure to get me anything I needed to have a pleasant dining experience.
Pros
- Over 15 years of service
- No time limit
Cons
- Limited indoor seating
- Slow service speed
Customer Reviews
Unlimited feast
“We got the unli steamboat option and enjoyed it a lot. For our broth options, we chose Mala and Pork Ribs Soup, both soups are good because it doesn’t overpower the taste of everything that we dip into it. The meat is fresh and perfectly sliced, the prawns are fresh as well. The unli option also has free-flowing drinks which taste decent. Will definitely go back to this place.”—Marc Jimenez, Google Reviews
Friendly staff members
“The service staff were friendly and polite. And they apologised when they took a while to prep the order cuz there were a lot of people at that time.”—Ken W, Google Reviews
Fine Dining
11. Majestic Restaurant
| Title | Info |
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| ADDRESS | 5 Straits View, #04-01 Marina One East Tower, Singapore 018935 |
| WEBSITE | http://restaurantmajestic.com/ |
| CONTACT DETAILS | +6562501988 |
| OPERATING HOURS | Monday to Sunday, 11:15 am to 3:00 pm, 5:30 pm to 9:30 pm |
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Majestic Restaurant’s award-winning dishes are absolutely worth trying if you find yourself craving contemporary Chinese cuisine.
Majestic Restaurant has no shortage of chef’s specialties that have all been curated by award-winning chef, Yong Bing Ngen.
Chef Yong Bing Ngen bagged the World Gourmet Series Awards for Asian Cuisine Chef of the Year in 2013 and the Platinum Winner for Chef of the Year three times in a row (making him one of the most celebrated chefs in Singapore!).
That’s why when a friend recommended I try out Majestic Restaurant, I didn’t hesitate to book a table for dinner. The process went smoothly, but I didn’t expect to pay a deposit on the spot.
Luckily, I was able to secure a table for two on a Friday. I chose to book the Set Menu 198, which included the Majestic Trio (Peking duck, foie gras minced pork, and salted egg prawns).
The dinner I booked cost $200 per person, so the deposit amount wasn’t cheap. Nonetheless, I still went through with my reservation and had high expectations.
When my friend and I arrived, the staff members warmly greeted us at the entrance and showed us to our table. The ambience was pleasant and quiet for a Friday evening.
Since I already booked the set menu during the reservation process, my friend and I decided to indulge in the restaurant’s wine selection.
Our server was very knowledgeable about what wines paired well with our order, which I greatly appreciated. Service here was top-notch and honestly, a highlight of our evening.
Another great observation I had with Majestic Restaurant was that the curated menu had vegetarian options.
The food came to us piping hot and beautifully plated. I had high expectations and they were met!
Pros
- Specialises in contemporary Chinese cuisine
- Suitable for vegetarians
Cons
- Deposit is required to secure booking
- Usually fully booked
Customer Reviews
Vegetarian-friendly
“Delicious dim sums with ample choice. Surprisingly plenty of vegetarian choices available too. Water is charged but tea is topped with hot water as often as you want. The food arrived fast and was piping hot. Service was friendly and efficient. Highly recommend for a good family meal. There is something for everyone.”—Ashok Sankaran, Google Reviews
Worth every penny
“Impressive. Though price may be on the high side, the taste is worth every penny. Duck lovers, you may want to try the roast duck instead of Peking duck.”—James Ong, Google Reviews
12. Hai Tien Lo
| Title | Info |
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| ADDRESS | 7 Raffles Blvd, Singapore 039595 |
| WEBSITE | https://www.panpacific.com/en/hotels-and-resorts/pp-marina/dining/hai-tien-lo.html?utm_source=google&utm_medium=business_listing&utm_campaign=googlemybusiness |
| CONTACT DETAILS | +6568268240 |
| OPERATING HOURS | Monday to Sunday, 11:30 am to 2:30 pm, 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm |
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Another great Chinese restaurant that offers a dim sum buffet is Hai Tien Lo. Known for its diverse range of Cantonese-style dishes, Hai Tien Lo continues to attract new customers by the day (hence my difficulty in booking a table).
The restaurant bagged several awards over the years such as a feature on The Tatler Guide 2022, Favourite Dim Sum Fix from the Singapore Tatler, and a placement in Singapore’s Top Restaurants of 2016.
I first heard about Hai Tien Lao from a family friend who frequented the restaurant for celebrations. My first visit here was via invitation, so I didn’t get to experience the whole booking process until much later.
That said, when I called the restaurant to reserve a table, I received a flat response from the representative. She did her job quickly, though, but I expected a little more warmth and friendliness from her end.
As for the actual dining experience, the dim sum buffet was spectacular. There were so many choices of dim sum and hot meals that I had to go back for seconds.
My only drawback about the food was that the portions were small. Since it was a buffet, I could just take as many dim sum platters as I want, but they were tinier than other restaurants I’ve tried.
The ambience was pretty nice, though, especially since Hai Tien Lo is located inside a 5-star hotel. I expected better service speed, though.
The servers took a while to attend to my needs like topping up my water or handing me over the bill.
If you don’t like the slow on-site service, delivery service is also available for those who want to enjoy Hai Tien Lo’s signature dishes at home!
Pros
- Offers dim sum buffet
- Lovely ambience
Cons
- Slow service speed
- Small portions
Customer Reviews
An enjoyable dim sum experience
“Best Dim Sum Buffet In Town! Amazing and premium quality dim sums served freshly steamed or fried! I was pleasantly surprised that the buffet spread came with selections of cantonese specialty dishes that’s already worth the price you pay on their own. Service is impeccable and the ambiance is spectacular! Truly an enjoyable dim sum buffet experience! Hai Tien Lo’s Dim Sum Buffet is a definite MUST TRY!”—Logan Chiam, Google Reviews
You get what you pay for
“We were there for weekday tim sum buffet lunch. The ambience was great with attentive staff and service. The black truffle cha siew bao was unique and very nice. Price is a bit steep but worth the experience. Taste and quality of the food is what you pay for.”—Welch Er, Google Reviews
13. Jade
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| ADDRESS | 1 Fullerton Square, Singapore 049178 |
| WEBSITE | https://www.fullertonhotels.com/fullerton-hotel-singapore/dining/restaurants-and-bars/jade |
| CONTACT DETAILS | +6531298330 |
| OPERATING HOURS | Monday to Friday, 11:30 am to 3:00 pm, 6:30 pm to 10:30 pm
Saturday and Sunday, 11:30 am to 1:00 pm, 1:30 pm to 3:00 pm, 6:30 pm to 10:30 pm |
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One of my favourite Chinese fine dining restaurants in Singapore is Jade. I absolutely love the ambience here, and the restaurant’s signature dishes are definite crowdpleasers.
If you’re planning a romantic date here soon, I highly suggest booking a table for dinner on weekdays. The weekend hours at Jade are a little scattered, and if you want to take your time, I highly suggest booking a table for the evening.
Jade’s break hours cut my dining experience here short, much to my dismay. I initially wanted to have a fancy lunch, but I didn’t reach the cut-off hours in the afternoon.
To avoid disappointment, make sure to call the restaurant in advance! The restaurant is pretty tiny and serves only around 10 to 15 tables.
On a more positive note, the ambience can really amplify your whole dining experience. It feels very cosy to eat here, and the service is spot on!
For every single need I had, the servers and even the manager promptly attended to me. They all made sure I had a pleasant evening, and their warm demeanour really made an impression.
Overall, I highly recommend visiting Jade for a romantic dinner date or a special lunch out with a loved one.
Pros
- Elegant ambience
- Excellent customer service
Cons
- Lots of break hours on weekends
- Limited seating
Customer Reviews
Classy dining experience
“Had a family dinner at Jade. Love the more private setting they have which makes the place quieter more cozy. I believe they only take in about 10-15 tables at the venue. I love the oriental yet classy theme.”—Jun Tan, Google Reviews
Excellent food quality
“I am so glad to have the opportunity to savour the food here, thanks to the invitation by a colleague to her cozy wedding reception. I am completely wowed by the quality of the food and how they are meticulously prepared. It is by far the most enjoyable food at a wedding dinner. I will definitely come back here to try their other dishes.”—CP, Google Reviews
14. Jiang-Nan Chun
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| ADDRESS | 190 Orchard Blvd, Singapore 248646 |
| WEBSITE | https://www.fourseasons.com/singapore/dining/restaurants/jiang_nan_chun/?seo=google_local_sin3_apac |
| CONTACT DETAILS | +6568317220 |
| OPERATING HOURS | Monday to Sunday, 11:30 am to 2:30 pm, 6:00 pm to 10:30 pm |
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If you’re craving for Peking duck, then Jiang-Nan Chun is the place to go! This fancy Chinese restaurant boasts a diverse menu selection and impressive courses that’ll leave you wanting more.
I personally don’t eat Peking duck often, but whenever I stumble upon an invite to dine at Jiang-Nan Chun, I make sure not to miss out on the restaurant’s piece de resistance.
Right off the bat, the service here is impeccable. I remember being warmly greeted and served with efficiency.
The restaurant is tastefully decorated, which is always a plus in my book. The seats were very comfortable, and although seating was limited, I was lucky enough to get a reservation on a busy Saturday evening.
Aside from the delicious Peking duck, I ordered the deep-friend crab shell and braised spiny lobster. They were all simply but elegantly plated and tasted just as good as they looked!
Too bad Jiang-Nan Chun doesn’t offer delivery service. It would be nice to enjoy the excellent Chinese food from the comfort of my own home, but I can settle with visits to the restaurant for now.
One thing to note about getting a reservation here is that the restaurant has a long break in the afternoon.
I noticed that dinner time is often fully booked, but if you manage to squeeze in a reservation, make sure to get one at least two hours before the break starts.
Pros
- Best for Peking duck
- Excellent menu diversity
Cons
- No delivery service
- Long break in the afternoon
Customer Reviews
Elegant interiors
“A nice Chinese fine dining restaurant at Four Seasons Hotel.
The service was definitely a plus plus point to the whole dining experience.
Their meals platter was delicious and is a must try dish.”—Adeline Lee HL, Google Reviews
Best for Peking duck
“Was recommended the Peking duck here so came for simple Sunday lunch with the family.
Both the food, ambience and service was top notch. Pleasantly surprised the duck came with a Caviar offering. The appetisers and the meal end pineapple tarts were a special touch.”—CP, Google Reviews
15. Summer Palace
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| ADDRESS | 1 Cuscaden Rd, Level 3, Singapore 249715 |
| WEBSITE | https://www.hilton.com/en/hotels/sinodci-conrad-singapore-orchard/dining/summer-palace/ |
| CONTACT DETAILS | +6567253288 |
| OPERATING HOURS | Monday to Friday, 12:00 pm to 2:30 pm; 6:30 pm to 10:30 pm
Saturday and Sunday, 11:30 am to 2:30 pm; 6:30 pm to 10:30 pm |
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In my opinion, Summer Palace has got to be one of the best Chinese restaurants with Michelin stars. Nothing beats the luxury of eating world-renowned dishes that leave lasting impressions.
For me, Summer Palace’s food, service, and ambience are impeccable. I’ve dined here multiple times, and each time is a splendid experience.
A main highlight of my meals here is the fast and professional service from the servers and manager.
They never fail to give me the warmest of smiles and genuine hospitality, so whenever I have friends from abroad over, I make sure to recommend a visit to Summer Palace as part of their itinerary.
Plus, who would pass up on a Michelin-starred dining experience? I know I wouldn’t!
During one of my visits here, I ordered the Ru Yi Menu which consisted of courses of classic Cantonese dishes such as Bird’s Nest, Wok-fried Crocodile, and Tang Xin Abalone.
All of the dishes came out fresh and beautifully plated. In short, you get what you pay for (a whopping $400 per person!).
As expected from an esteemed Chinese fine dining restaurant, delivery service is unavailable.
I would’ve preferred to enjoy these signature dishes at home to skip the reservation, but I think the exclusivity adds more prestige to the overall dining experience.
Pros
- Michelin-starred restaurant
- Excellent service
Cons
- No delivery service
- Expensive
Customer Reviews
Michelin-starred dining experience
“The food here was really good-what you expect from a Michelin star restaurant. Service here is attentive and friendly as well.”—Brendan, Google Reviews
Fantastic meals
“What a fantastic meal! The cod fish was so succulent, the deep fried soft shell crab was crispy, yet seafood-y goodness, and the lobster was so fresh and firm! The soup itself was heartily warm and goodness for one’s soul and comfort. Truly a delectable meal. And beyond the superb food, what stood out was the service by the most kindly Ms Julia! Her warm and friendly service, thoughtful and attentive recommendations, and genuine hospitality really elevated the whole experience! And we felt it from the start! Will be back for more!”—Annabella Ong, Google Reviews
16. Tong Le Private Dining
| Title | Info |
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| ADDRESS | 60 Collyer Quay, Level 10 OUE Tower, Singapore 049322 |
| WEBSITE | http://www.tong-le.com.sg/ |
| CONTACT DETAILS | +6566343233 |
| OPERATING HOURS | Monday to Sunday, 11:30 am to 3:00 pm; 6:00 pm to 10:30 pm |
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For a Chinese fine dining restaurant, Tong Le Private Dining offers pretty reasonably priced set menus for both lunch and dinner. Spending less than $100 for a full course offers good value for money, in my honest opinion!
Plus, you get 360 views of Marina Bay from the top of a revolving tower! It was quite an experience for me to dine all the way up there, and although I’ve dined at rooftop restaurants before, the views from Tong Le are unmatched.
In terms of the ambience, there’s nothing bad I can say about it. The interiors were tasteful and the overall vibe was classy—perfect for a romantic dinner date.
It was just chilly in the dining area. I made the mistake of not wearing clothes that were warm enough, so I took a mental note of the fact for my next visit.
If you want to take your dining experience here up a notch, I suggest trying the Tranquility Set Menu. It’s one of the higher-end courses available at the restaurant.
It costs around $400 per person, and although it was pricey, I think it was worth every penny. The portions were very small, though.
I expected them to be served that way since Tong Le Private Dining is a Chinese fine dining restaurant. However, I’ve seen bigger portions from other fancy restaurants I’ve been to.
Anyway, the service was impeccable, and the manager even gave me drink recommendations to pair with my dinner. She was very polite and managed to strike up a quick conversation with me in between courses.
Overall, a two-thumbs up from me! Even better, Tong Le Private Dining is one of the few Chinese fine dining restaurants I’ve been to that offers delivery service.
The menu is quite different from what they usually offer dine-in customers, but I’d take any opportunity to enjoy the signature dishes at home!
Pros
- Fantastic 360 views
- Offers reasonably priced set menus
Cons
- Small portions
- Chilly dining area
Customer Reviews
Perfect setting for special occasions
“Food are all of good quality, and a small portion as expected for fine dining. Staffs are all friendly and attentive. Interior decor and furnishing are easy on the eyes and soft to the touch. Overall a really great experience. Perfect setting for a great family get together.”—Doug Lim, Google Reviews
Cooked to perfection
“The Sio Ba here is absolutely mouthwatering and thinking about it makes me want to go back again. Definitely worth the splurge if you’re looking for a nice meal with the family. The fish cooked two (?) ways as you can see in one of the photos was extremely memorable too. Just cooked to perfection!”—Rachel Seah, Google Reviews
17. Wah Lok
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| ADDRESS | 76 Bras Basah Rd, Singapore 189558 |
| WEBSITE | https://www.carltonhotel.sg/wah-lok.html |
| CONTACT DETAILS | +6563118188 |
| OPERATING HOURS | Monday to Sunday, 11:30 am to 2:30 pm; 6:30 pm to 10:00 pm |
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If you’re looking to take a loved one out on a simple yet elevated dining experience, I highly recommend visiting Wah Lok.
Even though the ambience is a little more casual than my other top fine dining listings on this review, Wah Lok still offers an elegant charm that’s deserving of a spot on my list.
I mostly dine here during birthday celebrations or special occasions, and each time was a fantastic experience.
During my most recent visit, Wah Lok was packed, and I couldn’t get a reservation on the day I called the restaurant because they were fully booked.
I suggest booking a table in advance, especially if you’re planning to celebrate an occasion here on a specific date. Weekends are usually fully booked, so I made sure to book a table on weekdays to avoid the crowd.
In terms of service, Wah Lok really surprised me. Despite the busy atmosphere, all the servers arrived with my orders at tip-top speed.
None of them seemed to be in a rush, and a server even complimented my menu choices! It may be a small gesture, but it was kind and definitely telling of their impeccable service attitude!
Food-wise, Wah Lok delivered in terms of variety. They’re mostly known for their dim sum, but they also have other authentic Chinese food available.
I ordered the classic Baked Barbeque Pork Buns and absolutely loved it! The portion sizes were huge and each dish I ordered came piping hot.
Other than dim sum, the Steamed Crab Meat and Egg White Dumplings were absolutely delicious.
I indulged in a couple more signature dishes, and when the bill came, I was glad to not have gone over my budget for that evening (I ordered a ton of food).
Overall, Wah Lok is a definite must-visit and I would recommend the restaurant to anyone looking to chow on yummy Chinese food that won’t necessarily break the bank.
Pros
- Excellent service
- Wide variety of Chinese dishes
Cons
- Crowded dining area
- Usually fully booked
Customer Reviews
Great ambience
“Went down with the family for an advance birthday celebration. The dim sum were really well made and delicious. The restaurant had a great ambience as well. Even though it was crowded, it wasn’t overwhelming noisy. Highly recommended to make a reservation prior to heading down as the restaurant is usually fully booked especially during the weekends.
Would definitely be visiting again to try the other dim sum dishes!”—Yu Bing Kwek, Google Reviews
Impeccable service
“It has been years since I last ate here. The restaurant still look as charming and classy as it was. Service was incredibly good.
Must thank Tony for his excellent food recommendations and his impeccable service. The best I have encountered in recent times.”—Richard Tan, Google Reviews
18. East Treasure Chinese Restaurant
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| ADDRESS | 470 Lor 6 Toa Payoh, #01-72, Singapore 310470 |
| WEBSITE | https://easttreasure.com.sg/ |
| CONTACT DETAILS | +6562524645 |
| OPERATING HOURS | Monday to Sunday, 11:30 am to 2:30 pm; 5:30 pm to 10:15 pm |
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East Treasure Chinese Restaurant has a great combination of comfort food and modern dishes that give food lovers (like me) a satisfying dining experience.
What I love the most about this Chinese restaurant is that the chefs don’t shy away from serving simple yet traditional meals. I personally grew up eating many of the dishes on their menu, and I like that they give them a modern flair.
Some signature dishes on the menu are the East Treasure Chilli Crab and the Double Boiled Tonic Soup with Crocodile Meat. I ordered quite a lot during my visit here, and I made sure to leave room for dessert towards the end!
Another great feature of East Treasure Chinese Restaurant is its convenient location. Nestled within Toa Payoh, it’s easy to find and get to the restaurant via public transportation.
My only drawbacks about the place are that delivery service is unavailable and that many of the signature dishes get sold out fast! The dishes they serve here are made with fresh ingredients and a limited supply of live catch.
Thus, if you’re not early enough to catch a reservation, you can narrowly miss out on their specials. I highly suggest booking a table in advance to avoid missing out on them!
Pros
- Excellent location
- Great menu selection
Cons
- No delivery service
- Food gets sold out fast
Customer Reviews
Succulent duck
“You’ll need to reserve the 60 days roasted duck and the crispy pork lettuce wrap in order to enjoy them over dinner. Duck was succulent and pork was crispy and fragrant so you’ll know it’s worth it”—Chris Lai, Google Reviews
Well-executed dishes
“Well executed claypot and meat dishes. The 60-hour dry aged duck was reasonably moist and had a nice crispy skin. Miso soonhock was really tender, fresh, and packed with umami from all the savoury sauce. Claypot curry prawns were great too; large sweet prawns soaked in that delicious curry gravy. Pro tip: add some kway teow in after you’re done with the prawns to have curry horfun. Cai po kway teow was crispy and immersed in wokhei.”—Sheng, Google Reviews
19. Yan
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| ADDRESS | 1 St Andrew's Rd, #05-02 National Gallery, Singapore 178957 |
| WEBSITE | https://www.yan.com.sg/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=gmb-profile&utm_content=cta-website&utm_campaign=yan-reservations |
| CONTACT DETAILS | +6563845585 |
| OPERATING HOURS | Monday to Sunday, 11:30 am to 2:30 pm; 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm |
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It took me a while to find Yan within The National Gallery Singapore, but the trip to the restaurant was an experience in itself. I think the effort to find this hidden gem only adds more charm—and I’m all for it!
When I got there, there weren’t a lot of people dining in. I was glad to have gotten a table in advance (as advised by a friend due to the multiple reviews about how packed Yan can get during peak hours).
The dining area is spacious, and the ambience was quiet that day. It was a pretty relaxing evening, and although I was very hungry at that time, I thoroughly enjoyed the calming atmosphere.
I ordered the Feast of Happiness with my date that night, and although it was relatively pricey, the courses really caught my attention.
The courses mainly involved seafood, and I greatly appreciated the fast service speed.
For only about $130 per person, I’d say Yan offered great value for money with the freshness and quality of their courses. I’d definitely come back to try out their other set menus!
Pros
- Spacious dining area
- Fast service speed
Cons
- Relatively pricey
- Hidden location
Customer Reviews
Taste is up to standard
“Came for lunch with colleagues. the area was easy to locate. Very nice atmosphere. The food looks great. Taste is up to standard. Price is on the high side. Would surely come back but maybe only for special reasons. Services were good dishes split for you and served to each person.”—Joe Low, Google Reviews
Courteous and attentive servers
“Had our company CNY lunch here, generally food was great, they help to portion each dishes individually to avoid sharing. We like the cod fish and roast duck most. Waitress was also very courteous and attentive as well. ”—Live2nJOY, Google Reviews
20. PUTIEN
| Title | Info |
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| ADDRESS | 252 North Bridge Road, #02-18, Raffles City Shopping Centre, Singapore 179103 |
| WEBSITE | https://www.putien.com/ |
| CONTACT DETAILS | +6563362184 |
| OPERATING HOURS | Monday to Sunday, 11:30 am to 10:00 pm |
Total Scores
If you prefer Fujian-style cuisine, then PUTIEN may be your next Chinese food destination. As a six-time winner of one Michelin Star, PUTIEN has no shortage of wow factor.
I was definitely impressed with the curated menus and didn’t hesitate to order the signature Fujian Red Mushroom Seafood Lor Mee and the 100-Second Stewed Yellow Croaker for dinner.
My orders came piping hot and simply plated. My server was kind enough to introduce each dish with a keen knowledge of what drinks or desserts to pair with them.
I genuinely enjoyed the service of the waiting staff, but I thought differently of the people in charge of my reservation.
My initial booking was cancelled without prior notice, and when I called PUTIEN to rectify the issue, they simply told me to find another day to book.
I didn’t appreciate the dismissive tone of the representative over the phone, but since the next available booking was just a day later, I shrugged it off and complied.
Safe to say, the customer service at PUTIEN definitely needs to improve, but I give a thumbs up to my server who patiently and happily attended to me throughout my whole visit.
Food-wise, everything that I ordered was delicious and lived up to the hype. Dining here cost me a lot, though, but I still think it was worth every penny I spent.
I also tried out the delivery service to see if the food quality was retained. My orders arrived a little late but still warm, at least!
Pros
- Michelin-starred Chinese restaurant
- Specialises in Fujian cuisine
Cons
- Relatively pricey
- Customer service needs improvement
Customer Reviews
Just the right flavours
“We celebrated our reunion dinner early to avoid the crowds. It was a good decision and everyone was more relaxed 😊 Food here is very good. We enjoyed every dish we got from the Chinese New Year set menu for 2. The yusheng was good, not too sweet or was it too oily. Perfect appetiser to start our meal! Since there were 4 of us, we added a couple more dishes from the aka carte menu. Glad we did that since we are not big eaters. Will definitely return for more!”—Ben Cho, Google Reviews
Efficient service
“Excellent Chinese food and not that more expensive than other similar Chinese restaurant chain. Clean environment, feels more fancy and efficient service. Love the Fujian style cuisine (more subtle and less heavy than Cantonese cuisine)”—Kevin Wang, Google Reviews
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