126 Wen Dou Sek (已結業)

This is one of my favourite dim sum shop, which offers a whole lot of dim sum varieties. I have not known any other places that has comparable number of varieties. If there's ample parking place, we would have visit it more often. Having said that, the dim sum shop is always packed with customers, especially during the lunch/dinner hours. My suggestion is to go there during the off-peak timing to avoid the crowds.砂煲鲍贝粥 - $6脆皮竽泥 - $3.50扣肉包 - $3.50Some hits and misses, which probably also depends

Simple snacking here at this famous 126 Wen Dou Sek dim sum restaurant.  Here you can really feel the traditional factors and layout here and the service here is slow as usually served by the old folk staffs here.  Restaurant is warm but still consider quite spacious.  Tried their steam dumplings and braised chicken feets.  Dumplings are filled with generous amount of minced meat inside which is juicy and fresh.  Dumpling skins are soft and moist too.  Chicken feets have been braised till really

Talking about 24 Hours Dim Sum, 126 (Wen Dou Sek) comes straight in our mind. Located in Sims Avenue with unit number 126, they sells an authentic fare of Hong Kong Dim Sum.It's run down ambiance and furnishing was very resemblance to the any eateries in Hong Kong. As it was the still very early in the morning on the 1st Day of the Year, the place was rather empty with air con full blast. Unlike the usual times, the place will be packed full of supper goers.The dining floor area was fully utiliz

126 Wen Dou Sek is alway is fave place for me and my buddies as they operate til late hour at night so we craving for some dim sum we alway will go down to dine in They serve wide range of items ranging from chee cheong fun which is my fave , har gow , siew mai , congees etcI like the prawn chee cheong fun as the skin is smooth and soft and the sauce is soothing need not to bite much, the filling is fresh . The siew mai is big in serving and taste good .

Wan Dou Sek is one of my favorite place for dim sums, apart from Ban Heng Restaurant and Swatow Restaurant. At Wan Dou Sek, they used real fresh ingredients and its chilli sauce is quite special and very tasty! Some dishes that its a definite must-try are its Chee Cheong Fun, there's char siew and prawn chee cheong fun, the sauce is really thick and has a fragrance smell! Its one of my favourites. Others includes its Siew Mai and its Prawn Dumplings! Also, for their drinks, they used containers

Was getting kind of hungry and how happy i was when i saw my supplier bought afternoon snacks for everyone! It turns out to be bao and i was surprised by the weight when i was holding it in my hands. Can't wait to take a bite and i was pleasantly surprised by the generous fillings that was in the bao. There was meat, egg and chinese sausage aka lap cheong. Personally i like it and the skin wasn't too thick. For $1.60 per bun, i think it's worth it for both the quality and quantity.

Anyone looking for dim sum, especially as a midnight snack, would be familiar with Wen Dou Sek. Located along Geylang Road, the rustic shophouse has made a name for itself for authentic HK dim sum all night long. So popular is this eating place that every square inch of space has to be utilized, with additional tables and seats made available outside the restaurant, out of the aircon. For more comfortable seats, I would strongly recommend heading down to Wen Dou Sek avoiding the peak periods: Be

It's late at 11pm and we are hungry coz we have early dinner today. Hubby suggested to have dim sum at Wen Dou Sek. A little eatery at Geylang and a little difficult to find parking lots at times.I ordered a sugar cane drink, like the usual sugar cane we drink at hawker centre, refreshing and sweet but the drink here are all served in those takeaway container and not cups or glasses.One of the must order when we dine at Wen Dou Sek, the Crispy beancurd rolls, the skin is fried till crispy and th

I was around Aljunied the other day and decided to have late night supper with my friend at 126, which is open 24 hours; parking is limited though. I tried a couple of dishes like their har gao, char siew bao, but their mushroom siew mai was more unique, and rather juicy and flavouful. The fried prawn rolls on the other hand was a little oily and quite forgettable. Their drinks are served in a container, quite novel. Overall a decent meal, and costs around $10 per person.

When it come to 24 Hours dim sum at Geylang,Wen Dou Sek is the first that come to my mind.I went there for late dinner time and was fortunate to found a table at the outside.One of the famous dish that almost every other table is ordering from Wan Dou Sek is the chee cheong fun.I choose my chee cheong fun filled with prawn($3.50).The chee cheong fun taste unique because of the special light brown sauce.The sauce taste similar to XO sauce and is a little salty.

It can be considered as roadside dining unless you are seated indoors. It is my first time here. I realized that the staff was very busy but fast and efficient in their service. The business is good. We ordered the chicken, siew mai, chee cheong fun, ngoh hiang, spring roll, fried prawns etc. The chicken was tasty and tender, but skinny. Siew mai was alright, faultless. Ngoh hiong was fleshy and the interesting cream topping made the overall taste unique. Fried prawns were a little cold, feels l

I passed by wen dou sek and decided to grab a seat and have a light supper. After browsing through the extensive dim sum menu, I settled on something healthy - their silver fish porridge. It was a rather small bowl but nothing to complain about as it wasn't too expensive at around $3. The silver fish was fried and crispy, which added flavour to the porridge. The whole area was quite noisy with lots of people, and might be hard to get a seat.

This is one of my favorite go-to places when the hunger pangs strike at odd hours of the day...Indeed, there are quite a number of things going for this joint - aside from the fact that it is open 24 hours a day...One of the main draws for me is that there is a nice variety of dim sum available. Apart from the usual suspects (har gao, siew mai, steamed bao, carrot cake, lotus rice, cheong fun and the like), you can try some relatively unusual offerings such as deep fried intestines, steamed praw

I have read about their dim sum somewhere, so decided to make a trip there. Finding somewhere to park is an extremely difficult task, especially at night in the geylang area. When we reached, Wen Dou Sek was already full house, and we stood there waiting for 15 minutes before they set up a new table for me. They have a wide variety of dim sum, really a lot. I try the liu sha bao, small and cute but average, the filling wasn't really flowing. I also tried the mantou with chilli crab sauce; someth

This is a great place for supper with decent dim sum.Har GowXiao Long BaoSiew MaiNever seen before: Curry Xiao Long BaoFried WantonThe food standard is not top-notch, but still rather commendable, so I love to dine at this place for those odd-hour hunger pangs. I usually opt for outdoor seats, because it's really cooling, breezy, peaceful and quiet at this stretch of Sims Avenue at night. I don't usually order alot of food here, because I don't want to be too bloated before bed time. After satis