Swee Choon Tim Sum Restaurant

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recommend boyfriend to this dim sum place. the day we went isnt really crowded and easily get a seat. at the side of the table also attached a service bell for order taking or ask for bill. given wet tissue but we give it back to save the 20cents each piece. so we ordered custard salted egg yolk bao each $1.20 and it taste super nice and when you open it up, it flow out. and we also ordered Double Boiled Spare Ribs w/Watercress Soup. the soup is quite small portion. overall, worth the money and

Recently there was a questioned pop up by the media if Swee Choon's business was affected by the recent launched of the Michelin Award Dim Sum Competitor. Out of curiosity, I finally went to Swee Choon and wanted to have a self experience if Swee Choon was really up to their match. As Im flipping the menus on the table, I noticed this "Singapore Favourite Food" vote organised by OpenRice. Swee Choon's table is attach with a device for easy service. Press the for the service indicated and they wi

Cheap and packed wit eager diners; Prompt and Efficient Service; Steaming hot tantalizing DimSums. What more can one ask for? Great atmosphere for supper with some must tries such as the ever so soupy xiao long bao, liquid gold filled custard buns, golden fried beancurd skin with prawns, beautifully caramelised egg tarts, yummy carrot cake, fried silky golden tofu. Open from Wed - Mon: 18:00 - 06:00 & Closed on Tuesdays

Usually i always have the Dim Sum with my granpa in the early morning. Yesterday was found out there a Dim Sum restaurant is only open from 6pm - 6am. I went there about 9pm, the place is crowded, but service is efficient. I ordered Lo Mai Kai ; Xiao LongBao; Custard buns, Siew Mai, Har Kow, Chee Cheong Fun, Fried Prawn Dumpling (with Mayonnaise) & they also selling some dessert too, ordered the Mango with Pomelo & Sago. Overall the food is not bad, but Lo Mai Kai is NOT recommended. the rice

Swee Choon is one of the popular places when it comes to dim sum. It's located at Jalan Besar and the nearest MRT station is Farrer Park MRT. Crispy Fried Yam. Yam was over-fried. The filling contains minced pork and was rather yummy.Fried Beancurd skin with prawns. Fried Dumplings. It was so good that my friends and I ordered a second plate for ourselves to share. Fried Beancurd. This dish was rather interesting. The tofu was marinated and deep fried in a salt and pepper batter. Pork floss was

Swee Choon is one of the most popular dimsum place for supper, with a long long queue always outside their shop. They have a wide variety of food, and in particular, i like their tofu with floss. The tofu is particularly silky and soft, and floss complements it with a sweet taste. Red bean pancake is crispy, perfect as a dessert. Lava bun is equally good too. The carrot cake is recommended for those who wants a very filling dish. It is considered huge compared to the rest of the dish. Yam puff

If you are an owl whom only roams around at night, you probably would know of Swee Choon Dim Sum Restaurant in Jalan Besar. They specializes in hong kong dim sum which is affordable and delicious. They operates from 6pm to 6am daily and closed on Tuesday. There are also many waiters/waitress serving you so you dont have to worry that nobody will notice your existence. We reached Swee Choon at about 10 pm and quickly settle down to order some dishes as we are famished. In total, we ordered 5 dish

Bf drove down to Swee Choon for supper last week! Have been there a couple of times and found the dimsum to be pretty decent if you order the right dishes. Service - Waiting time for the seats in the air-conditioned part of the restaurant was pretty long so we settled for the outdoor tables near the roadside lolol but still pretty ok. Every table has an electronic device thingy to press and call for the waiter/bill which my bf found super fascinating hahahaha. Waiting time for dimsum was ok, fo

Swee choon is one of the restaurant that serves nice dim sum in singapore! They have a wide variety of dim sum to choose from! From siew mai to baos and all! They even have main dishes like hor fun. Their must have is the custard bun, fried mee sua and glutinous rice! Their fried mee sua is very unique and not many places have it. It is crispy on the outside and soft in the inside. It is very fragrant! And their luo mai gai, cooked till the rice is soft and chewy and not forgetting the chicken a

Just recently went to swee choon for dim sum with 7 friends. Been there many times to eat at night due to the late opening hours. Singapore got a few good food places that open late night and Swee Choon is one of them. Swee Choon got varieties of dim sum and food. My favourite is Si chuan chili wantons and plain noodles with onion and oil. Egg tarts, soya bean nice too.Go try them! they are priced cheap too

Speaking about dim-sums, my makan buddies are forever raving about Swee Choon, a well-known and established local restaurant which has opened its doors since the 1960s. As a huge dim-sum lover, I knew I would be sorry if I gave this a miss.Located at the heart of Jalan Besar, in the district of Little India, Swee Choon is well-known for delicacies such as xiao long bao, la mian and various Hong Kong and Shanghai dim-sum. Opened from 6pm to 6am to serve your dim-sum cravings even at the wee hours

Where would you go for supper at 3am after drinks at winecompany. Since dinner consisted of notsosatisfying tapas?These pumpkin babies were just too cute!This was a glutinous rice ball (think of those sesame balls with a peanut filling) filled with warm flowing custard.Ohmyyum.I could be biased because I like taro.But that aside, it was a light crispy exterior of batter that gave way to a delightful yam puff with small cubes of taro evident in between bites.And the minced meat mixture was just t

This place is becoming one of my favourites at the moment.. dim sum at night.. with a wide variety on the menu and good liu sha bao and xiao long bao.. who can resist? At least not me and my bf.. I came here the last time and was very happily satisfied with their xiaolongbao (ranked number 3 on my list after ding tai fung and lao beijing) and egg lava bun (number 2 after victor's kitchen). The broth inside the xiaolongbao is super tasty and the skin is not too thick.. just the right thickness to

It's the 3rd visit to Swee Choon Dim Sum.I would say, the food is great and cheap at reasonable prices. 4 person paid for <$60Some of the food item, I ordered for the first time. But not all the food are shown in the pictures. They open from 6pm to 6am and if you want to try, I suggest you to reach around 6pm - 6.15pm if you do not like to wait.I reached around 7pm and waited for about 20 - 30min as we wanted the air-conditioned area. The waiting time wasn't that bad since we waited for abou

Okay, i lost most of my photos of swee choon's dim sum ( i don't know where it go when transferring the photos to the computer), so pardon me for description only but no photos!We ordered quite a few items off the list because of its' very cheap and affordable food items.First, we got the carrot cake that is really a definitely must-try. It cost about $4 for two pieces, and it's really crispy and the inside is so mushy that is a perfect combination, when you eat it the juice (oil, i guess) oozes