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Asked for mild spicy and true enough, there's only a bit of heat. Quite numbing, there's a lot of peppercorns

The fish is meaty but not the right type for this dish, it doesn't eat the sauce properly, so it's not very flavourful. Potato noodles were top quality. Bean sprouts were undercooked and the bean curd strips had too much bite too

Average rendition

Fish and ckn slices were both executed well

But tasteless porridge renders those efforts meaningless

The add-on is damn worth, a lot of ingredients.

Porridge itself was gruel-like but tasteless.
Pork innards were cooked well

Very good clear ckn soup. 2 pieces of ckn were abit dry

Cheong fun texture passable, filling is abit too dry and sauce didn't help that enough

Passable overall

Their char siew is delicious. Reasonably tender and very juicy, despite the thick cut.

Noodles were great too, it's got spring. Sauce had a nice complexity

Best item of the night, highly recommended

Don't takeaway, there's absolutely no crisp left afterwards

Discovered a new dim sum stall to frequent - Tiong Bahru Pau & Snack !

Have walked past this stall many times, but finally deciding to try it today! The queue for this stall is always long! What I like about this dim sum stall is that the items are sold per piece, and not in a fixed set of 3 or 4 quantity. So if you are dining alone or in small groups, this is the best dim sum stall as you can order just one or two pieces instead of the standard pieces!

Here is what we ordered:
-Char Siew Pau ($1.30): Very soft and fluffy! Seems like the char siew pau is the popular item here
-Lo Mai Gai ($2.20): This is so good!! Is not the usual frozen steamed white minced chicken lomaikai kind, but the real chicken chunks kind. Good that the lomaikai was not the dry dry kind. This is my top favourite item here!
-Egg Tart ($1.40): Flaky buttery crust with smooth egg custard!
-Carrot Cake ($1.40): This carrot cake has lapcheong bits in it too!
-Fried Prawn Roll ($1.20)
-Yam Ball ($1.40)
-Char Siew Sou ($1.40): Though I will love this but it ended up being my least favourite item as it was kinda dry

Location: Blk 252 Jurong East St 24, 01-107 600252. They are just beside the Yuhua Village Market and Food Centre!

Not overrated at all. Possibly one of the best egg fried rice. 🍚🥚🦐

Very unique and quite good. The pomelo loses its sharpness and just contributes texture, it's more pudding than mango and the creamy flavour was rather strong

Pork ribs were abit dry but the soup is superb. Sweetness and umami, a deep yet clean flavour

Quite deep flavour and surprising thickness that's lovely

Very good