Crystal Jade Hong Kong Kitchen

This outlet is decent, offering a variety of classic dishes. The dim sum and roasted meats are tasty, but not particularly memorable. Service can be slow during peak hours, but the ambience is comfortable and clean. Overall, it’s an okay spot if you’re craving some familiar Hong Kong flavours catered to local tastes.

I had the pleasure of dining at Crystal Jade Dim Sum Restaurant with my family, including the kids, and we had a fantastic experience! The food quality was outstanding, and I was pleasantly surprised by how reasonable the prices were for the generous portions we received. Each dish was thoughtfully prepared, showcasing the restaurant's commitment to authenticity and flavor. We particularly enjoyed the **custard buns**, which were a delightful treat—sweet and perfectly steamed. The **porridge** was comforting and rich, making it a hit with both the kids and adults. The **dumplings** were another highlight; they were delightfully chewy and each packed with a generous prawn, ensuring every bite was satisfying. The **fried rice** was exceptional, boasting that coveted "wok hei" flavor that truly elevated the dish. Service was attentive and friendly, making our dining experience even more enjoyable. The atmosphere was warm and inviting, perfect for a family outing. The kids were well accommodated, and the staff was patient and engaging, which made the experience even more enjoyable for everyone. In addition to the dishes we tried, I noticed a variety of other options on the menu that looked equally enticing. I can’t wait to return and explore more of their offerings. Overall, Crystal Jade Dim Sum Restaurant is a fantastic spot for families looking to enjoy delicious dim sum. I highly recommend it! Whether you're a dim sum enthusiast or trying it for the first time, this restaurant is sure to impress.

Great experience of their porridge style hotpot. The soup base is clear, like the rice water, so it really depends on the freshness of the ingredients. The prawns are jumbo and huge. Very fresh and sweet. Beef slices as add on are thin slices, traditional US beef slices. Vegetables are very fresh. Portioning is great for two persons, good enough for sharing. Scallops are the frozen type. Tofu and beancurd skins don’t have strong taste as the soup base is clear. Staff are very friendly, provided very good services during the whole dining experiences.

Happened to have lunch here with my missus. A very renowned restaurant here in Singapore. Ordered some dim sum like har gow and siew mai and the Niu Nan mian. The dishes were good as the ingredients were fresh. But a notch below outstanding in my opinion. The braised beef was cooked well and soft to the bite. The noodles were also the traditional type so I liked it very much. Service was adequate. Prices were as expected, expensive as most restaurants in Singapore are expensive. The ambience was also typical of Chinese restaurant here in Singapore. It was very busy when we visited on a weekday lunch time.

Went for dinner and most of the dim sum were sold out. Ordered the ala carte dishes, fried rice and noodles. Food was pretty average. Crispy white bait had thick but light batter and cant really feel and taste the texture - 3/10 Stir fried truffle asparagus was pretty normal with strong truffle taste. But portion was quite small - 6/10 Yang zhou fried rice and stir fried noodles quite good with wok hey - 7/10 Pepper prawn claypot with glass noodle. While the prawns were fresh and nicely cooked, the dish had too much pepper and the pepper texture was not pleasant when bite into - 5/10 Scallion plain egg noodle had good springy texture. Simple dish but nicely done - 7/10 Si chuan chicken was the nicest among the dishes we ordered. Tender chicken with good amount of seasoning and topped with peanuts - 8/10 Had the peanut/bean soup which was good too. Meat was tender and soup had good depth of flavour - 8/10 Overall, was an average meal. Dishes was mostly served one by one and a few dishes we had to check a few times despite the restaurant wasnt crowded on a weekday night.

Visited with family on a weekday. Everything was good! Sadly some food was gone before pics taken :P well, too hungry!

Here is my review of the dim sum restaurant I visited. The dim sum restaurant I visited was popular and crowded. However, the service was somewhat lacking. Initially, orders were slow to be taken and it took a while for the food to arrive. Additionally, the waiting time for a table was quite long, which made the overall experience somewhat inconvenient. In terms of food, the taste was okay but not particularly outstanding for the price. Some dishes seemed a bit undercooked or lacked flavor. Furthermore, the service during food delivery felt somewhat impersonal and lacking in friendliness. However, the ambiance of the dim sum restaurant was generally good. The interior was cozy and clean, making it a suitable space for dining with friends or family. Additionally, there was a variety of dim sum menu options to choose from, which was appreciated. In summary, while the dim sum restaurant was popular, there is room for improvement in terms of service. However, the ambiance and menu variety were attractive, so I would consider visiting again in the future.

2nd time here for the porridge hot pot. The food is delicious, ingredient is nice, service is amazing. Would recommend having more meat choice though. If the sales extend, will def come back again.