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Not feeling hungry, we just want to find snacks to eat. Me and my mum went to eat Dim Sum. Stunning elegant layout of the restaurant, the place looked cozy and neat. Ordering food after browsing the Menu, we attracted by this dish. The transparent skin was delicately thin, shielded a generous amount of well-marinated prawn and minced pork within. I ate along with chilli sauce, nice taste overall. Another one, it was the common Dim Sum we usually will order. Great taste while it was still hot, th

We ordered Roasted Pork, Crystal Jade Congee, Shrimp Chee Cheong Fun, Prawn Dumplings, Siew Mai, Steamed BBQ Pork Buns and Custard Buns. Total bill was $52! The food had nothing much to rave about, except for the roasted pork, I recommend it because it's quite crispy and succulent. It also came with mustard sauce which was rather… unusual! Don't order the custard bun, if you're thinking that the custard will ooze out. The custard did not ooze out at all, it’s actually quite little and the bun wa

Crystal Jade offers dim sum in the afternoon so it can be convenient to visit Crystal Jade, given its many branches, if you happen to be craving for dim sum. The prices are also reasonable, costing about 3-4 dollars per tray of dim sum. The egg tarts were pretty decent, with the crispy outer layer complementing the egg filling well. The siew mais were also not too bad, with the meat quite chewy. The har gaos, BBQ pork bun and fried man tou were however average.

My friends & I were walking around Ngee Ann City and decided to have lunch here! The roast pork belly consist of a layer of fats in between the lean meat and I felt that it was quite delicious. One of the better food items out of all we ordered! This bowl of congee is also not bad. I am a huge fan of custard buns and it's my highly anticipated food item out of all but it turned out to be the most disappointing one! There is no custard oozing out of the bun. The cheong fun was silky and filled

Crystal Jade is always a safe choice when you want to have some authentic chinese cuisine. I was craving for fried rice the other day, and decided to get the fried rice with crabmeat and shrimp, which costs $13.90. Decently priced for a chinese restaurant, the portion was quite big for a small eater. Wok hei taste was evident, and rice fragrant. However, I still think that Din Tai Fung's fried rice is tastier.

We had the privileged to dine in at Crystal Jade Kitchen to celebrate Mother's Day in 2011. Thanks to my ever-generous lady boss who gave me vouchers worth $200.Food, ambiance and service was great!Chilli Crab is one of my family's ultimate favourite local dish. It is best savoured with tasty buns but if you are not restricted to have carbo-overload, feel free to order a plate of rice and indulge.The steamed fish is oh-so-delicious and very healthy! I was the one who ate most of this as I was pr

Was really glad that my good friend managed to book a table on that afternoon so that we can go there to have our all-time favourite Xiao long bao. Infact we love it so much that we only ordered a few baskets of their Xiao long bao to have a big feast on it.The dumpling's skin is very thin and smooth, really almost can melt in your mouth when I eat it. The juicy minced pork meat inside never failed to impress me as is very sweet and chewy. Thanks to the service staffs who have served to us ge

casual dinner with bf at crystal jade. we always visit crystal jade for one reason, the spicy chicken la mian!this is the spicy chicken la mian. we like the la mian - knife sliced. the chicken is cold and the noodles is hot. thats what makes it unique and nice! *thumbs up!* its quite spicy though. only for people who can take spicy XO fried rice was okay... not as fantastic as expected. Din Tai Fung's fried rice is much nicer.

A bag of bread (4 slices) costs $1.80. The bread is fluffy and the baker is generous in stuffing in yam inside the bread. The yam is not too sweet and goes well with the bread slices. Each slice is not too thin and can be filling for a meal. A recommended bread for all and is perfect for breakfast.

Crystal jade offers all type of food now. From bread, to la mian, to all sorts of chinese cuisine. Their prices are slightly higher, but their food are tasty and of good quality. And you get to dine in an air conditioned restaurant as well. Their restaurant can get full during meal time, so be there early to avoid the crowd and queue.

I love wife biscuit. But the version here is not really good. The filling is alright, with the right sweetness but can't really taste the ingredients. The pastry is too flaky and too thin so that it did not survive the takeaway trip. It basically all flaked off! It costs about $1 for each one... so I am eating $1 worth of sweet sticky filling... prefer thicker pastry and an overall thicker biscuit and not so flat and fragile. Service is appalling here. Not really recommended.

It was nearing 8:30pm when I went to Crystal Jade to buy some breads. At 8:30pm, there will be a 20% off on all breads, and when I entered at around 8:25pm, there is already a queue in line waiting for 8:30pm for the 20% discount. Those who do not want to wait can just cut the queue and be billed at the full price. I did not wait since I am only going to buy one item and I figured the waiting time to save 30cents isn't very worth itThere is a choice of either yam or red bean filling for this par

We went all over to several places just wanting to eat dim sum but many places were only serving CNY' s dishes and will only serve dim sum after the 8th day of CNY. We thought of this branch and was glad to find they were serving dim sum! Miss Nippon was craving for siew mai and har gou and we ordered also the gluntinous rice with chicken, fried carrot cake, fried beancurd, char siew bao and chicken feet. We were happy and contented with the food and taste and even with a high volume of custome

my mum and i went to this place for lunchwe had roast pork.. dumpling noodle and pan fried carrot caketheir roast pork were really nice.. not those dry type.. crispy on its skin yet soft on the meat areathe dumpling noodle was really tasty.. quite big and i really like their HK noodle with their chilias for the pan fried carrot cake.. its rather sticky and thick but overall taste ok

It has been quite a while since I last visited a Crystal Jade joint and I had eaten at this one before (though I can't remember what I had eaten then!)In any case, I'm surprised again to see that there is a queue number, like that of KOI bubble tea shops, before I was ushered to my table. The queue numbers ranged from single no., 100+ and 200+. 3 different numbers flashed consecutively and I'd recommend any customer to stay outside and wait patiently for your turn, instead of browsing around n