[2025 Singapore Restaurant] Travel Guide for Swee Choon (Updated Jul)

1. Zhong Guo La Mian Xiao Long Bao (Chinese Xiao Long Bao) : Recommended by many places, so I had to try it. One of the famous xiao long bao shops in SCG. 2. Best Satay 7 & 8 (Lau Pa Sat) & Hainanese Chicken Rice & Indian Food : It's like a satay street food center, opens from 7 pm onwards, good for chilling out with a beer at night. 3. Swee Choon Tim Sum Restaurant - Tampines (Century Square): This shop is good for breakfast and everything is really delicious. I ordered everything in the picture for sure. 4. LiXin Teochew Fishball Noodles - Orchard ION : Famous fish ball noodle shop in SCG in Orchard mall. Walked for half an hour, then waited in line for another half hour. If you're really hungry, I wouldn't recommend it, but it was so delicious, I'll forgive it lol. 5. Song Fa Bak Kut Teh Suntec City : Same as usual, came here because the reviews read. After looking at the menu, there was only one thing I wanted to eat. As shown in the picture 5556. The Fullerton Bay Hotel Singapore: Enjoy a stylish hotel meal for 1 day & Why is the curry rice restaurant in the mall so delicious? & The dessert in the picture, if you see it in the mall, try it, it's so delicious 55557. Redhill Restaurant: I was walking in the mall and was hungry, so I decided to stop by. I saw that there were a lot of people, so I shouldn't have to wait long. In conclusion, it was delicious. 8. Tong Heng 東興: A Chinese pastry shop in Chinatown, popular among Chinese people. Bring water with you, I've warned you. 9. Koi The & R&B Tea & LiHO TEA @ Lucky Chinatown & HEYTEA @ Orchard Central & Toast Box (City Square Mall): I recommend Liho Tea and Toast Box, you have to try them. Every branch is crowded. #SingaporeRestaurant #SingaporeFood #WhatToEatInSingapore #SingaporeGreatRestaurant #Singapore #WhereToGoInSingapore #SingaporeNearBangkok #singapore #singaporetrip

#Southeast Asia Guide #Singapore Restaurants #Singapore Travel #Places to Visit in Singapore Singapore is a multicultural city, a gourmet paradise where cuisines from all over the world come together. Today, for those who don't want to miss a single meal while traveling, I'll introduce 4 local restaurants loved by locals. I visited these places 2 years ago and liked them so much that I recently visited them again, so make sure to add them to your schedule! [Restaurant List] 1. Newton Food Centre - 31 Heng Heng BBQ 📍 500 Clemenceau Ave N, #01-31 Food Centre, Singapore 229495 ✔️ This is a famous chili crab restaurant called 'Eat and Die' among Korean travelers. ✔️ The signature menus are chili crab/cereal shrimp/fried rice. 🔎 Things to know before visiting! How to get there: 3 min walk from Newton MRT Station Opening hours: 12:00 ~ 22:30 (Closed every Tuesday) Price: SGD 69 for 2, SGD 148 for 4 2. Song Fa Bak Kut Teh - Song Fa Bak Kut Teh 📍 11 New Bridge Rd, #01-01, Singapore 059383 ✔️ A soup dish made with thickly boiled pork bones, similar to Korean 'galbitang'. ✔️ Signature dishes are Prime Spare Ribs Soup and Braised Pig's Trotter. 🔎 Before you visit! How to get there: 4 min walk from Clarke Quay MRT Station Opening hours: 10:00 ~ 21:15 Order: Prime and Premium are different in meat size, and Premium has a softer texture. Rice is not provided separately, so you have to order it. The staff keeps coming around and refilling the soup. Tip: Songpa Bakuten Main Branch has a lot of waiting and the store is small, so it can be inconvenient. If you are planning to visit Sentosa Island, you can enjoy it comfortably at Songpa Bakuten located in VivoCity. 3. Marina Bay Sands Food Court - Pepper Kitchen 📍 Rasapura Masters #B2-50 Canal Level, 2 Bayfront Ave, Singapore 018972 ✔️ Pepper Beef Rice is grilled on an iron plate, and it is fun to mix the meat, rice, and sauce. The quality is excellent for the price, and it is perfect for when you need to eat quickly and move. ✔️ The signature menu is Pepper Steak and Beef Pepper Rice. 🔎 Check before you visit! How to get there: Marina Bay Sands Food Court, B2, Corner Opening hours: 10:00 ~ 22:00 Price: Within SGD15 4. Near Mustafa Centre – Swee Choon 📍 183/185/187/189, Jln Besar, 191/193, Singapore 208882 ✔️ A casual dim sum restaurant with a local atmosphere where you can really feel the local sensibility. I happened to visit this place, but it is already famous among the locals, and the food was really delicious. ✔️ The signature menu is Char Siew Bao and Siew Mai. 🔎 Note before visiting! How to get there: 10 min walk from Farrer Park MRT Station / 5 min walk from Mustafa Centre Opening hours: 07:00 ~ 04:00 Price: SGD10 ~ 20

📅 Itinerary Day1：Maxwell Food Center Holland Village Day2: National Gallery of Singapore Marina Barrage Marina Bay Satay Street at Lau Pa Sat Day3: Orchard Road Fountain of Wealth 🏨 Accommodation Hotel Mi Rochor : near Rochor MRT Station and clean 🍴 Food Recommendations Kok Sen Restaurant at City Square Mall : Big Prawn Hor Fun Menu Sween Choon at Jalan besar : Timsum if pay by Grab dine out deal get discount 15% with minimum 45$ The Populus Cafe : Brunch time and menu is delicious 📌Tips Marina Barage should go about 6 PM, good vibe #singapore #singapore2025

#SEASGUIDE 🥟 Swee Choon Tim Sum @ Jalan Besar 📍 191 Jalan Besar, Singapore 208882 🚇 5 min walk from Jalan Besar MRT 🕒 Sunday-Thursday: 11:00–02:00 Friday: 11:00–03:00 Saturday: 10:00–03:00 💳 Cards accepted 🅿️ Nearby paid parking available    ⸻ 🍽️ Signature dishes • Xiao Long Bao • Mee Sua Kueh • Har Gow • Char Siew Bao • Hong Kong Style Low Bao (Bolo Bun with Butter) Affordable Singapore I highly recommend this dim sum restaurant!

Swee Choon Dim Sum is a must-visit spot in Singapore for dim sum lovers. Open till late, it serves a wide variety of affordable and delicious dishes like Liu Sha Bao, Siew Mai, and Mee Sua Kueh. The casual vibe and quick service make it perfect for a tasty supper with friends. Whether you’re a local or tourist, it’s a great place to enjoy authentic flavors in a lively setting. #singapore #travel #sweechoon #foodie

This is a famous dim sum restaurant in Singapore, Swee Choon. This restaurant has also been awarded a Michelin star! The first time we went to Singapore, we intended to eat there but the restaurant was closed. Oops! The second time we came, we had to make it happen. We waited even before the restaurant opened. The restaurant is quite large and is divided into several zones. If you order take-out, the zones are separate. As for us, we ate at the restaurant. There were two of us but we ordered a lot 🤣 Since we were here, we ate everything we wanted. I really liked the shrimp dumplings. They were so delicious! The other menus were also delicious. If I have a chance to go again, I will definitely go again. 🫶🏻 Note: This restaurant only accepts cash. It does not accept credit cards or travel cards. Directions: MRT Jalan Besar Station 🕖7:00-4:00 AM. You may have to check the opening and closing times. #triptravelchina #singaporereview #restaurantreview

Swee Choon Dim Sum is a must-visit for any dim sum lover! The food is delicious, offering a mix of traditional and modern dishes. Their signature liu sha bao (salted egg yolk buns) and har gow (shrimp dumplings) are personal favorites. The prices are affordable, and the portions are generous, making it a great spot for group dining. The place has a cozy, no-frills atmosphere, and despite being crowded, the service is quick. Perfect for a late-night dim sum fix in Singapore!#singaporetrip#singapore

Famous Dim Sum in Singapore, anyone who goes there must try Shop name SWEE CHOON Easy to get to, you can take the bus/MRT!! Location Jin Besar Road MRT subway, get off at Rochor or Farrer Park station Nut went early in the morning and got a table. Let me tell you, the queue is very long if you go late (closed on Tuesdays) #100TravelTips #trip

#travelanywhere Swee Choon Dim Sum restaurant is a well known and well established restaurant in Singapore, since 1962. My family and I have been patronizing them since I was a little girl and I am glad their food standards and quality has always maintained. Food here is delicious, especially their dim sums. My favourite is still their siew mai, paus, fried dumplings and lo mai gai. Their restaurant may now have taken a more modern new age interiors with more comfortable seatings but service is still equally good as before and so is their dim sum. There are also more unique Dim Sum such as lychee prawn cheese ball, tofu bomb, black sesame lava ball and mains like your noodles and rice. Try Swee Choon today!

Delicious, clean, and not a long wait. Anyone who goes to Singapore must go eat at this restaurant.

The shop is very big. When you arrive at the shop, you will get a QR Code to press to see the menu and order food yourself. If you are not confident when talking to the staff, don't worry about this part. And everything is delicious. It is worthy of being a famous shop in Singapore. Anyone who goes there will be recommended to come and eat at this shop only! There are many ways to travel. I recommend taking the bus because the bus stop is not far away. #SweeChoon #DimSum #TimSum #Singapore #TravelSingapore #Singapore

- Swee choon steamed chicken with egg: อร่อยมากกกกก จานเดียวไม่พอ ต้องสั่งเพิ่ม ไก่นุ่ม เปื่อยมาก น้ำซุปและไข่ตุ๋นรสชาติดีมาก - Shanghai xiao long bao: ดีมาก ซุปด้านในอร่อย - Sichuan chillioil dumpling: ตัวน้ำซอสอร่อย - Sauteed long beans with minced pork: ถั่วผัดแห้งกำลังดี เคี้ยวเพลิน หมูแอบเค็มไปหน่อย - Salted egg yolk custard bao: ไส้ทะลัก รสไข่เค็มอร่อยมาก แป้งซาลาเปานุ่มมากๆ - อร่อยทุกอย่าง ราคาแรงแต่พอรับได้ แต่เสียอย่างเดียว ร้านไม่รับบัตร

From Egg Tarts to Smoked Duck, embark on a dim sum extravaganza at Swee Choon in Jalan Besar, where delectable bites await. Join me as we indulge in an array of dim sum delights, from flaky egg tarts to succulent smoked duck, and the irresistible prawn dumplings that leave you craving for more. Swee Choon's menu is a treasure trove of classic and innovative dim sum creations, served in a bustling, lively atmosphere. Discover the flavors, the aromas, and the tradition that make Swee Choon a dim sum haven in Singapore. Plan your visit to savor these mouthwatering dishes that redefine the art of dim sum dining.