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Swee Choon have been a famous dim sum supper place and I just got to try it with my friends, not for supper but for dinner.We ordered both carrot cake and the fried mee sua (pancake?), I think the fried mee sua pancake was really nice and the carrot cake was very normal compared to it. Overall the variety of dimsum and many other dishes was quite alot and it was a nice meal. The price was also reasonable. But my friends and I over ordered so in the end we had a hard time finishing the food.

Sunday night dinner @ Swee Choon Dim Sum Restaurant with Kogu & Jenny. It's been long time since we went there & I just got to realize that they now own all the shops along the whole stretch of the building. They even have service bell fixed on every tableShanghai Dumpling. This is pretty good, with lots of broth inside the small little dumlingChar Siew Bun is quite good. Char Siew nicely marinated, not too sweetWhat is dim sum without custard bun? Just look at the flowing "lava" tells you it's

A few weeks after our last dinner at Swee Choon, my friends and I decided to head to Swee Choon again, this time for supper. Thinking the restaurant would be less crowded, I was wrong to see that we still end up getting seats outside instead of scoring the seats in the air-conditioned area. Oh well.The place was still quite full at 1am in the morning. Shows how popular this dim sum joint is.Anyway we ordered a good variety of items, some of which were our favourites from our last visit, such as

Swee Choon Dim Sum Restaurant has become one of my favourite places to go whenever I hang out with my friends.I first heard about Swee Choon about my friends and their rave reviews about this gem of a restaurant. When i think of Swee Choon, i think of: affordable dim sum that tastes great.Some of the things we ordered:- Liu Sao Bao 流沙包 (Salted Egg Yolk Custard Bun)- Har Kow 虾饺 (Shrimp Dumpling)- Carrot Cake- Red Bean Paste Pancake- Xiao Long Bao 小笼包 (Soup Dumplings)- Sichuan Chilli Oil Wanton- Z

Are you a Dim Sum lover? Well, if you are, you must not miss the famous Dim Sum restaurant!! What i like the most is their signature dishes! E.g. Shanghai Xiao Long Bao, Pan Fried Pork Dumpling, Sichuan Oil Chilli Wanton, Red Bean Paste Pancake and Swee Choon Onion Panc. Also, don't miss the delicious Yam Fritter and Salted Egg Yolk Custard Bun. Whether it is for breakfast, dinner or supper, you can enjoy and savour a wide variety of Hong Kong and Shanghai dim sum!! This is the first visit of t

So my girlfriends and I decide to drive out for supper on a Friday night & Swee Choon was the first thing that came to our minds. We reached there around 1am and there were no more tables in the aircon area so we opted for the outside. Good food are worth the little sacrifice! First thing to order is always the Shanghai Xiao Long Bao -4pc ($3.50), we will never say no to these. Tasty succulent meat that are goodly packed in the little firm but thin soup dumplings. And then there's the Sichuan Ch

Popped in for some light bites. portugese egg tarts. these babies are only yummy piping hot so if they aren't served hot then your dining experience would be much compromised. i liked the filling. it wasn't too sweet and held together well enough for me to share this with my friend.this prawn and mango rolls had a strong fruity taste. which went well with the savoury wrap and prawns. dip this in mayo. you have to. these spring onion biscuits were very green. much greener than i remembered them

Swee Choon is one of Singapore’s oldest established dim sum restaurants, having more than 40 years of heritage. What was originally a single unit shop-house at Jalan Besar has grown to occupy 4 connecting shop-houses and even has tables in the back alley.I first came to know Swee Choon years ago because it opened till 6am, and was the perfect supper place for drunk party-goers. Strangely, the traditional dim sum model has always been a morning affair, but Swee Choon Tim Sum has managed to turn i

Located at Jalan Besar with really very simple deco, I feel that they serve relatively decent dim sum.There is nothing to rave about the deco here, just simple shop space with some tiles on the walls and lot of tables and chairs. Service here has improved over the years and now they even have a counter near the main door to navigate the ever long queue forming outside the shop. Food is always served very promptly but the only issue you might face here is for those who drive to find a parking lot

Swung by Swee Choon Dim Sum Restaurant (finally!) during HSS Dinner Dash and discovered that this place is really huge! Each table seats a maximum of ten. There is a huge selection of dimsum - fried, steamed, baked, roasted - and there is also another section for Hong Kong desserts and La Mian. It's almost impossible to finish everything at one go... but I will, one day. Challenge accepted.We were here on a Wednesday night (approx. 9pm) and there was no queue - with surprisingly a few empty tabl

Who says we only can enjoy our dim sum during tea time? Operating from 6pm-6am, Swee Choon Dim Sum Restaurant is the ideal place you can go when you want to satisfy your dim sum cravings at night/morning. For the past few years, whenever I wanted some decent & affordable Chinese food, this place will always come to my mind. There's always a queue whenever I go, which says a lot about its popularity, but definitely worth the wait! Ordered a non-dim sum dish first, this Fried Hor Fun with Shrimps

There is always a long queue when we passby this restaurant, and so tonight, I decide to ask hubby there for supper. It was 11pm when we reached and the place is quite packed.. waited a while and got a seat..Hot Soya Bean Milk ($1.80), nice and thick soya bean milk and the sweetness is just nicePrawn Dumpling ($2.20), I quite like the prawn dumpling here, the skin is thin and the prawn filling is crunchy and fresh..Fried beancurd skin prawn ($3.00), its hot when served and the skin is crispy..烧饼

These owners are our long time family friends. Seeing as how my grandmother used to live around the corner just behind Swee Choon at Desker Road. Last I saw, it's now an antique knick knack shop and Swee Choon has expanded their business to take over three outlet spaces from just one. It wasn't a long wait even though the queue seemed long. Just go straight to the counter to let the guy know how many seats are required. The cutest pumpkin shaped dim sum. I cannot resist making an order for this.

Swee Choon for dimsum!There were so many food to choose from but since I was there with one friend only, we had limited choices! Shall comment on all the food we manage to stuff in!Red Bean Paste Pancake (SGD4.80)A little on the hefty side for just red bean paste with flour but this was good. (Y) One of the nicest ones around the rest we ordered!Shanghai Xiao Long Bao (SGD4)I thought these were pretty good, the XLBs were huge and the soup was rather yummy.They were stingy with the vinegar-soaked

Dimsum craving and went Swee Choon for dinner. Ordered the standard dimsum like siew mai, prawn dumpling, porridge, pork ribs, egg tart, etc. Most of the food items come in two pieces instead of the usual four. My favourite and must eat is the liu sha bao. The buttery salted egg filling tastes great! It's sweet and salty at the same time, very sinful but very yummy. Next up is the egg tart, crispy sides and soft and sweet egg centre. I also like the chilli dumpling, the spicy sauce goes well wit