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Peony Jade Restaurant – Rice & Dessert Dumplings for Dumpling Festival

Just like its popular mooncake cousin that sees a variety of innovative flavours at Mid-Autumn Festival, the humble rice dumpling is increasingly manifesting with a range of bold fillings. For Dumpling Festival 2011, Peony Jade Restaurant at Keppel Club has created a selection of rice dumplings, including a quartet of...

Fairmont Singapore Hotel – Rice Dumplings from Szechuan Court

I have just been Kung Pow-wowed, and that’s putting it mildly. If you would like to treat yourself to some seriously good dumplings this Dragon Boat Festival, look no further than Fairmont Singapore‘s lot of wholesome dumplings. Made of glutinous rice and wrapped in bamboo leaves, these sticky delights from...

Yum Cha Restaurant – Traditional Dim Sum

Even as Singapore is constantly transforming, it is heartening to know that some things do not get swept away in the sea of change. Yum Cha Restaurant is one of them. When dining in at the all-day dim sum restaurant in Chinatown (second branch at Serangoon Gardens Country Club), you...

Paradise Dynasty – The Colourful Xiao Long Bao Are a Big Draw

Think it’s easy to find a restaurant in the heart of Orchard Road that serves up excellent food at affordable prices? Trust me, it isn’t. That is why Paradise Dynasty is such a rare find. The new restaurant by Paradise Group dishes up a plethora of northern and southern Chinese...

Resorts World at Sentosa – The Dining Room [Hotel Guests Only]

Update: The Dining Room is open only to Crockfords Tower Hotel guests. With all the buzz surrounding Resorts World at Sentosa, some of you may be looking to spend some time over here. Perhaps you are also curious about the dining options. What restaurants are there? Are they affordable? After...

6 Kinds of Rice Dumplings You Haven’t Seen

During special Chinese occasions, it’s customary for us to celebrate by eating certain traditional food. mooncakes are eaten on Mid-Autumn Festival. Similarly, rice dumplings are eaten on the Dragon Boat Festival. This festival falls on the fifth day of the fifth month on the Chinese lunar calendar, hence it’s also...

Ah Yat Seafood Restaurant – Half-Priced Dim Sum Delights

Following that highly expensive dim sum meal at Tung Lok Teahouse, my family and I went hunting around town for a much cheaper alternative. We believe we have found our answer in Ah Yat Seafood Restaurant! To make up for its relatively inaccessible location at Turf City, the dim sum...