Tian Jin Fong Kee (Closed)

We have been patronizing this stall for many years. Over the years their Fried Guo Tie is very delicious. The skin is not thick and was filled with juicy filling. Our friends commented that their Guo Tie is not nice. But we ignore his comment and still went for it. To our surprise, what our friend commented was true. Their standard had drop! The skin is thick and the filling is less tasty. Don’t think we will patronize this stall again.

I been here twice,this time i bought my mum here for their dumpling but was a bit disappointed We ordered a few side dishes to try too,but it turn out to be very saltyThe dumpling was not as nice as the first time i tried,The pork taste was quite strong & not very juicy & i also noticed one thing Once we step in they will ask what drink we want,when we ask what drink they have,they just told us water chestnut,& some other singaporean step in they also recommended water chestnut but when there's

despite the bad environment at this store, i still patron this place when i go to chinatown due to the nice food. my favourite is the sour and spicy noodle, the noodle is different from the normal one so i like it alot. the fried dumpling ( guo tie) is also another of my favourite. this time we also tried the mee goreng, i think the taste was not that nice which i guess because the dish is not typical china dishes so the staff do not know how to cook it as well

went down for dinner with my girlfriend recently and finally gotten to try the fried dumpling. the place was really small for the air conditioned area and since it has a semi open concept, the place was actually quite smokey. food wise, the choices were not that much but at least it has something that we like = guo tei or fried dumpling. i felt the taste was quite nice and the meat was still juicy