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Basically I have been to many Wan Chai tea room outlets in Singapore, which most of them happen to be at heartland areas. I love shrimp and pork dumplings as well as congee in general, a suitable idea for late dinners as its filling and light. At Wan Chai, both congee and dumplings are served together, a two-in-one item. I have got the habit of enjoying the dumplings first followed by congee. A bowl of dumpling congee cost $5.90. My stand of it is that it’s simply tasty. Neither too thick, cream
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Basically I have been to many Wan Chai tea room outlets in Singapore, which most of them happen to be at heartland areas. I love shrimp and pork dumplings as well as congee in general, a suitable idea for late dinners as its filling and light. At Wan Chai, both congee and dumplings are served together, a two-in-one item. I have got the habit of enjoying the dumplings first followed by congee. A bowl of dumpling congee cost $5.90.

My stand of it is that it’s simply tasty. Neither too thick, creamy or watery and the dumplings are filled with a generous portion of minced pork and mushroom and of course, succulent prawns.

Apart from the advantage of having the goodness of both worlds in one dish, I think the congee is also very nutritious. Probably boiled with chicken stock and free of MSG as it doesn’t give me the thirsty feeling aftertaste.

A dish that I can have for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Bought this takeaway from the outlet @ CCK Lot One after my driving lessons and it tasted just as good as from the others.
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Date of Visit
2010-11-27
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$5.90 (Lunch)