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Was itching to try out somewhere new for dim sum instead of the usual favourites thus settled for Jin Shan Restaurant (金山楼) at Marina Bay Sands one late Saturday morning.Located within the confines of the hotel (not the shopping mall), Jin Shan sat on an elevated platform on the ground floor. Natural sunlight peered through the huge glass panels that lined the side, making for a comfortable and cheery atmosphere. Unfortunately this also meant that some tables were subjected to more sunlight than

My family and I went to have Dim Sum at Jin Shan in MBS. The dim sum menu list was quite small, hence we decided to order some noodle or rice dishes. I ordered the Beef Brisket Noodle. The noodle dishes came earlier than our dim sum orders. The beef brisket noodle had generous amount of beef and tendon, more than the noodles.The beef meat was very well and deeply braised. I can taste the herbal in the meat. However, the beef meat though soft, was a little dry, maybe they had braised too long. Th

Lunch was decadent.crispy roast pork.eating them in bite sized portions like this with mustard drops at the side was yums!the stir fried longevity noodles with seafood was well fried with flavour without an oily aftertaste. the amount of seafood was also satisfactory.and we couldn't resist the peking duck.here, the staff does the carving and wrapping of these parcels for you. of course you could opt to do it yourself. but we were dining with a mummy of a crybaby. these conveniently packed parcel

Located in the beautifully lit open space on level one of marina bay sands, this cantonese restaurant helmed by Chef Huang Jing Biao serves up scrumptious Chinese bites, better known as dim sum.these soup dumplings were encased in a delicate skin but i wished they had just that bit more soup for a satisfying burst in my mouth when devoured. these scallop crystal dumplings were not great but the ingredients were fresh. the skin was a little too thick though.these parcels of glutinous rice were de

For the full review with photos, please visit http://www.chiamhuiy.com/2013/06/jin-shan-restaurant-mbs-review.htmlHow did you celebrate Mother's day and the subsequent Father's day this year? My family usually picks a restaurant for a simple dinner and that more or less wraps up our celebration for such special occasions. That said, I was more than excited to try out the Chinese cuisine here at 金山樓 (Jin Shan @ Marina Bay Sands).Upon reaching, you'll be ushered through the lush inviting corridors

It was my off day so I went to check out the Marina Bay Sands Sky Park with my friend. Indeed the view at the top of the Sky Park was magnificent. Unfortunately, at Marina Bay Sands, it was quite impossible to find "cheap food" restaurants except for 2 food kiosks at the retail area unless you enter the casino. From the map directory, it seemed like there are a few reasonable priced restaurants and a food court inside the casino.Anyway after walking around, I settled at Jin Shan Lou a chinese re

Jin shan serves a variety of food and you get even just order some hawker fare like hor fun, but of course you have to pay for a higher restaurant price. Some of their dishes are just ordinary and I meant that the coffee shop hawker fare might even be able to beat them down. However, they do have some dishes which are of good standard. One of them will be the steam fish slices, if not wrong, it was black cod fish so the fish has enough fish oil in it. It was so smooth and when you take a bite wi

Jin Shan is located at the newly opened Marina Bay Sands. It is a cantonese restaurant with good ambience and beautiful interior decor. They have many signature dishes ranging from braised whole abalone, shark's fin soup to stir fried pork ribs with coffee sauce. For the shark's fine soup, you can really find pieces of shark fin. It was very rich on taste, not very salty. Do leave some room in your stomach for their desserts as the desserts are very nice and cute. I had the gui ling gao and it w