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2011-03-09
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Most people will think of Ding Tai Fung whenever one mentions xiao loong pau but the first place that comes to my mind will be Qun Zhong. If you have tried their xiao loong pau before, you'll never think of Ding Tai Fung anymore! Located opposite the open carpark along Neil Road, this small eatery is always packed with locals, as well as tourists (especially Japanese). Long queue is often spotted outside the shop. They are well-known for their xiao loong pao (steamed pork dumplings), wodei (
Located opposite the open carpark along Neil Road, this small eatery is always packed with locals, as well as tourists (especially Japanese). Long queue is often spotted outside the shop. They are well-known for their xiao loong pao (steamed pork dumplings), wodei (pot stickers) & zha jiang mian (noodle with minced pork & soya bean paste).
They also serve other northern Chinese cuisine such as Chinese pizza, steamed vegetables dumplings and szechuan vegetables noodles. For desert, there are glutinous rice balls with rose or osmanthus fragrance soup and red bean pancakes. All these, including the noodles, are handmade.
Price ranges from $7-$10 per dish. On average, each person spends about $10-$20. Prepare enough cash, as the eatery does not accept credit cards or NETS payment. Despite the good food, the owner & staff of the eatery are not very friendly. However, I still think that it's a good place for good food. My first time to the eatery was 10 years ago and I still bring friends there now.
Add: 21, Neil Road (MRT: Tanjong Pagar, Bus: 84, 145, 851, 5, 961)
Operating Hours: 11.30AM - 3.00PM
5.30PM - 9.30PM
Close on Wednesdays
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