Yi Dian Xin Hong Kong Dim Sum - Teo Seng Eating House

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If you are looking for some fuss free, hawker and pocket friendly kind of Dim Sum in the North East area of Singapore, you can try visiting Yi Dian Xin Hong Kong Dim Sum. They are located in a coffeeshop within walking distance from Kovan MRT Station.My vote will go their steamed carrot cake for its unique shape and traditional taste. It comes in a circular shape topped with chopped spring onions and generous amount of sesame seeds. Make up of chunks of raddish as well as chinese sausage. Bites

This was another restaurant that one food blogger recommended their liu sha bao. This stall offers cheap dim sum. I recommend their liu sha bao and their carrot cake. Their carrot cake is the steam type with the chee cheong fun soy sauce and the whole dish was really nice.

Visited Yi Dian Xin for my brunch. It is located in the shop that is selling teo chew porridge.If you are someone that likes to have your meal in a cool and comfortable environment, this is not a place for you. It is an open space area, not air conditioned , just like any kopitiams. Braised Chicken Feets - Not the best that i had before but still decent. Custard Buns - One of their signature dishes. The buns were soft and fluffy. The salted egg yolk fillings are nicely done. Rice roll with char

I have always wanted to try the dim sum from this particular stall. The uncle tending the stall was very nice, even though we arrived when he was closing (he has already kept everything), he still attended to us, as we went there specially for the dim sum. It didn't take long for him to steam the dishes we wanted. The liu sha bao was good, although not piping hot but luke warm, the siew mai average, and the xiao long bao was also good (although cannot be compared to ding tai feng's). Also reason

Their Signature Dim sum --> Liu Sar Pau Xiao Long Pau Char Siew Pau Crispy Beancurd PrawnWent to surf around "Loop & Meet" app in y phone & happen to saw the recommend, so went for a try... Is really WORTH to have a try, Their signature Dim Sum "Liu Sa Pau" is so excellent, when you chew the pau, the fillings ooze out...!!Others than that, Xiao Long Bao, Char Siew Pau, Crispy Beancurd Pau also not bad, take it a try...

This shop is located along Upper Serangoon Road at one of those old coffee shops. I heard the owner used to work as a Chef in charge of dim sum with TungLok Group. I hereby came with anticipation. I ordered my usual favourites like prawn dumplings, siew mai and xiao long bao. The price is range from $2.70 to $3.00 for a basket. I gotta agree these dim sum tasted pretty decent and relatively fresh particularly the xiao long bao. The skin was rather thin with a spoonful of tasty soup in it. This