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Yes, I use minimal sauces. They contain salt and sugar. But I do like lots of pepper.
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8. Ho Kee Hakka Yong Dou Fu
Alright, we’ve gone through several YTF spots on our list that we can savour either with Mee Bok, Vermicelli and even Yam Rice. But how about we introduce you guys to the following Yong Dou Fu joint is one of a kind? Are you ready? The YTF here is served with a side of Chee Cheong Fun. While some may find it a tad out of the norm, some find the combo surprisingly well-fit. Also, you can make the choice between combining the YTF with the Chee Cheong Fun, or enjoy them separately if you wish. We highly recommend you guys to pick the bitter gourd YTF as it does not taste as bitter as it seems so it’s perfect for those of us who can’t stand bitter after-taste.
Alright, we’ve gone through several YTF spots on our list that we can savour either with Mee Bok, Vermicelli and even Yam Rice. But how about we introduce you guys to the following Yong Dou Fu joint is one of a kind? Are you ready? The YTF here is served with a side of Chee Cheong Fun. While some may find it a tad out of the norm, some find the combo surprisingly well-fit. Also, you can make the choice between combining the YTF with the Chee Cheong Fun, or enjoy them separately if you wish. We highly recommend you guys to pick the bitter gourd YTF as it does not taste as bitter as it seems so it’s perfect for those of us who can’t stand bitter after-taste.
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9. Xi Xiang Feng Yong Tau Foo
As we almost come to and end of our list of the 10 Best Yong Tau Foo in Singapore, let’s talk about an old school YTF spot in Ang Mo Kio. Ask anyone who reside in AMK, and they’ll definitely know of this Yong Tau Fu joint. Xi Xiang Feng’s broth is one of the best you can ever find in Singapore due to its generous amount of soy beans used to concoct the broth. In addition, the broth is authentically flavourful since it does not create the thirsty after-effect as when MSG is added into a broth base. Aside from that, there are over 40 types of YTF for us foodies to pick from so we’ll definitely be spoilt for choice here.
As we almost come to and end of our list of the 10 Best Yong Tau Foo in Singapore, let’s talk about an old school YTF spot in Ang Mo Kio. Ask anyone who reside in AMK, and they’ll definitely know of this Yong Tau Fu joint. Xi Xiang Feng’s broth is one of the best you can ever find in Singapore due to its generous amount of soy beans used to concoct the broth. In addition, the broth is authentically flavourful since it does not create the thirsty after-effect as when MSG is added into a broth base. Aside from that, there are over 40 types of YTF for us foodies to pick from so we’ll definitely be spoilt for choice here.
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10. 928 Ngee Fou Ampang Yueng Tow Fu
The very last YTF spot on our list is 928 Ngee Fou Ampang Yueng Tow Fu. Ordering the YTF here is very convenient as you can customise the portion as well as the ingredients in the bowl of hearty YTF. Here’s a friendly tip: order the fried beancurd as it is extremely crispy and crackles upon the first bite. Ampang Yueng Tow Fu here is drenched in a savoury yet flavourful sauce as well as being accompanied with a bowl of warm dumpling soup. Also, the plate of YTF here is generously loaded with greens, making it a balance meal of both YTF and vegetables.
The very last YTF spot on our list is 928 Ngee Fou Ampang Yueng Tow Fu. Ordering the YTF here is very convenient as you can customise the portion as well as the ingredients in the bowl of hearty YTF. Here’s a friendly tip: order the fried beancurd as it is extremely crispy and crackles upon the first bite. Ampang Yueng Tow Fu here is drenched in a savoury yet flavourful sauce as well as being accompanied with a bowl of warm dumpling soup. Also, the plate of YTF here is generously loaded with greens, making it a balance meal of both YTF and vegetables.
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Where To Dabao The Best Dim Sum
1. Victor’s Kitchen
Address: 91 Bencoolen St, #01-49 Sunshine Plaza, Singapore 189652
Contact: 9838 2851
Operating Hours: Sun-Thurs (10:30 a.m. to 8 p.m.) | Fri-Sat (10:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.)
1. Victor’s Kitchen
Address: 91 Bencoolen St, #01-49 Sunshine Plaza, Singapore 189652
Contact: 9838 2851
Operating Hours: Sun-Thurs (10:30 a.m. to 8 p.m.) | Fri-Sat (10:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.)
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1. Victor’s Kitchen
Victor’s Kitchen located at Bencoolen Street serves undeniably one of the best Dim Sums in Singapore. When you visit, you must definitely try their Flowing Custard Buns which is filled with a strong hint of salted egg yolk. Without a doubt, you should also order their Summer Ice Tea which is served in authentic Hong Kong-style!
Victor’s Kitchen located at Bencoolen Street serves undeniably one of the best Dim Sums in Singapore. When you visit, you must definitely try their Flowing Custard Buns which is filled with a strong hint of salted egg yolk. Without a doubt, you should also order their Summer Ice Tea which is served in authentic Hong Kong-style!
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Where To Dabao The Best Dim Sum
2. Dim Sum Haus
Address: 57 Jln Besar, Singapore 208809
Contact: 6909 0777
Operating Hours: Tues-Fri (11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.) | Sat-Sun (10:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m.) | Closed on Mondays
2. Dim Sum Haus
Address: 57 Jln Besar, Singapore 208809
Contact: 6909 0777
Operating Hours: Tues-Fri (11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.) | Sat-Sun (10:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m.) | Closed on Mondays
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2. Dim Sum Haus
Dim Sum Haus at Jalan Besar offers Dim Sum at an extremely affordable price, with each serving going for below $5. Their menu is pretty extensive, but the must-tries are their Har Gao (Steamed Shrimp Dumpling), Steamed Charcoal Chicken as well as their Steamed Crispy Rice Roll with Shrimp!
Dim Sum Haus at Jalan Besar offers Dim Sum at an extremely affordable price, with each serving going for below $5. Their menu is pretty extensive, but the must-tries are their Har Gao (Steamed Shrimp Dumpling), Steamed Charcoal Chicken as well as their Steamed Crispy Rice Roll with Shrimp!
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3. Mong Kok Dim Sum
Mong Kok Dim Sum located along Geylang Road is great for supper-lovers, as they are open 24 hours daily. They have an incredibly wide selection of Dim Sums for you to choose from, with items you don’t normally see elsewhere. Besides their delicious Dim Sum, you must also try their Beef Kway Teow which is flavorful and fragrant. Therefore, bring more friends along so you can try more items on the menu!
Mong Kok Dim Sum located along Geylang Road is great for supper-lovers, as they are open 24 hours daily. They have an incredibly wide selection of Dim Sums for you to choose from, with items you don’t normally see elsewhere. Besides their delicious Dim Sum, you must also try their Beef Kway Teow which is flavorful and fragrant. Therefore, bring more friends along so you can try more items on the menu!
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4. Swee Choon Dim Sum
Swee Choon Dim Sum is probably the OG of Dim Sums. This popular Dim Sum joint is perfect for supper-goers as they open till 6 a.m. daily! They have some unique dishes such as Spicy & Sour Soup La Mian, Prawn & Banana Fritter and other freshly made Dim Sums. Hence, I guarantee that you can never go wrong with Swee Choom Dim Sum, it is the best of the best in Singapore.
Swee Choon Dim Sum is probably the OG of Dim Sums. This popular Dim Sum joint is perfect for supper-goers as they open till 6 a.m. daily! They have some unique dishes such as Spicy & Sour Soup La Mian, Prawn & Banana Fritter and other freshly made Dim Sums. Hence, I guarantee that you can never go wrong with Swee Choom Dim Sum, it is the best of the best in Singapore.
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5. 126 Dim Sum Wen Dao Shi
Yet another Dim Sum spot that is perfect if the cravings hit you late at night. Open 24 hours daily, 126 Dim Sum is located along Sims Avenue. 126 Dim Sum also have pretty interesting names for some of their dishes, try to see if you can figure out what it is! There, they are famous for their White Pepper Crab Bee Hoon and Claypot Porridge. Hence, a wholesome meal is definitely guaranteed at 126 Dim Sum!
Yet another Dim Sum spot that is perfect if the cravings hit you late at night. Open 24 hours daily, 126 Dim Sum is located along Sims Avenue. 126 Dim Sum also have pretty interesting names for some of their dishes, try to see if you can figure out what it is! There, they are famous for their White Pepper Crab Bee Hoon and Claypot Porridge. Hence, a wholesome meal is definitely guaranteed at 126 Dim Sum!
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6. Yi Dian Xin Hong Kong Dim Sum
Yi Dian Xin Hong Kong Dim Sum nestled at Kovan serves one of the most top-notch dim sums at an extremely affordable price range! Although it is located at a small and quiet coffee shop, the dim sum there is on par with that of some of the luxurious and expensive dim sum restaurants in Singapore. The must-tries are their Liu Sha Bao ($3.30/3pcs) and Steamed Carrot Cake ($2.80)!
Yi Dian Xin Hong Kong Dim Sum nestled at Kovan serves one of the most top-notch dim sums at an extremely affordable price range! Although it is located at a small and quiet coffee shop, the dim sum there is on par with that of some of the luxurious and expensive dim sum restaurants in Singapore. The must-tries are their Liu Sha Bao ($3.30/3pcs) and Steamed Carrot Cake ($2.80)!
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