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Tong Xin Ju同心居Special Shanghai Tim Sum with a history that dates back to the 1940s used to be at Margaret Drive is now at Maxwell Food Centre.And still as good.If not better.Their Shanghai Nian Gao with seafood.This is the small portion at $4.It isn't big on seafood.But that isn't the main star of this dish.Their sliced nian gao is and it shines through.Delightfully chewy yet easily digestible.The gravy is lightly seasoned and encapsulates wonderfully umami seafood flavours within that makes one

If you have a craving for Shanghai Tim Sum, look no further than Tong Xin Ju in Maxwell market. It has been around for many years and have a ardent following of loyal customers, having to queue for good food is always worth it!The fried dumplings (Guo Tie) is my favourite. Juicy, light brown and crispy, the fried dumpling together with their sauce is yummy! I didnt try the steamed dumplings, as I prefer fried ones, but saw many who ordered that, so i guess it should be good as well. The sour and

We tried both the steamed one and fried one, we like the fried one, it is very freshly made, for this price, this stall dumplings are good and nice with very fresh ingredients used with friendly staff around, I saw it on tv, decide go down try, indeed very good. The steamed one tastes very nice with the vinegar and ginger. The fried one ingredients are very tasty, once you start eating, you can't stop. Nice stall for dumplings.

Tried the dim sum here at Tong Xing Ju Special Shanghai Dim sum and i must say it was not too bad. The har gaw consisted of a really fresh and large prawn which was cooked perfectly. Love it that the har gaw skin is not too thick and that the prawn is fresh. Other dim sum such as the beancurd skin was good as it was crispy and very fragrant. the banana and prawn roll was good too.Prices here are quite affordable and is worth the money. Quality of foos is not bad!

Ever since my friend brought me to savor the Sour and Spicy soup from Tong Xin Ju, everytime when I have craving for it I will always go there for a quick fix. Their Sour and Spicy soup is different from those you had (those Sze Chuan style) outside - for Tong Xin Ju, their soup is full of awesome ingredients - pork slice, Sotong, Prawn, Tofu and etc. I always ordered a bigger portion to share with my friends or if I am feeling glutton that day, I will just finish the whole big bowl myself. Othe

NOTE: This stall has moved to Maxwell Market since May 2012.This is one of my favourite stalls of all time. I have seen it moved from 2 times and I'm still diligently following this stall. What keeps me coming back is the signature Sour & Spicy Soup, and their fried dumplings.The Sour & Spicy Soup in this picture cost $5, and it's good for about 4 person. The soup has this really great tasting vinegar sour flavour and for those who wants an extra kick, you can be add more vinegar. So far, all th

We had been patronizing this stall at Mei Ling road for quite some time. We had always like their fried dumpling (Guo Tie) and Hor Fun.This time we had decided to try something different. We got steamed dumplings at $6 (12 pieces) and Hot and Sour soup at $3. Best to have their steamed dumplings fresh when its still "juicy" with the soup in the dumplings. You can choose to dip the dumplings in the ginger vinegar or chilli sauce provided.Their Hot and Sour soup was quite nice as well, not overl

wellwe suppose to take a bus out of holland village to dover for dinner after work..somehow we did not know how come we get on to the wrong bus.. but to cut the story short..we found a nice and value for $ place for makan!i strongly believe that right now at this stage.. there is no more such good pricethat is $3 for such a big plate of hor fun- with pork.. 3 prawns.. squids .. egg... and white cabbagesand this would cost you $4 or $5 outside those normal stalls..because nowadays the ingredients

This stall was previously located at Margaret Drive. The stall's business has always been really good. They still have many loyal and regular customers patronizing them despite the change of location.The flat egg noodles, has a nice eggy base with prawns, squid, cabbage and pork. They have the nicest tasting dumplings that I ever ate so far. They serve both fried and steam dumpling, 8pcs for $4 how cheap is that! The skin of the dumpling is crispy & thin for the fried one and silk smooth for the

This stall moved from Margaret Drive Food Centre to this current location recently. I have a special love for Gyoza. And after tasted the chinese style fried dumpling from this stall, i couldn't help but fell madly in love. And, i have become a die-hard supporter since then. I have been coming back here to eat on a regular basis. The fried dumplings come in a set of 8 for $4.00. I always order a set of fried dumpling with Sweet & Sour soup. No matter, fried dumplings here are always my all time

Exceptional gyoza, also known as guo tie, are known to be overflowing with soup and drips down your mouth once you bit it. Those are usually referred to as steamed guo tie, whereas there are also those that are fried, which are not as wet on the inside as the steamed ones. This stall gives us the best of both worlds by being crispy on the outside and moist on the inside. Given the chance, this would well replace mcnuggets for me price-wise.