Swee Choon Tim Sum Restaurant | Jalan Besar Flagship Outlet | Singapore Top Supper Spot!

Swee Choon Tim Sum Restaurant in Jalan Besar is a gem in the heart of Singapore, offering a delightful dim sum experience for all. With a rich history and a reputation for excellence, this restaurant has become a go-to spot for dim sum enthusiasts. The extensive menu at Swee Choon Tim Sum Restaurant features a wide array of traditional and innovative dim sum dishes, catering to a diverse range of palates. From classic favorites to unique creations, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Nestled in the vibrant Jalan Besar neighborhood, Swee Choon Tim Sum Restaurant exudes a bustling and lively ambiance, making it a popular choice among locals and tourists alike. The restaurant's commitment to serving delicious and affordable dim sum has earned it a loyal following over the years. For a taste of authentic Chinese dim sum in a casual and welcoming setting, look no further than Swee Choon Tim Sum Restaurant in Jalan Besar. Whether you're a dim sum aficionado or looking to explore new flavors, this restaurant promises a memorable dining experience that will leave you coming back for more.

I really want to scold the reviewer who praised this place so much 😆 It's really far inferior to dimsum in my country, nothing special, the price is too expensive. The plus point is that the space is very spacious and airy, there is an air-conditioned area and an outdoor area that is quite cool in the evening. In short, there's nothing impressive.

4 stars Service - because not busy and drinks took quite some time to arrive . Ordered a few dim sum and porridge to try. So far all taste good. Liked this Lychee fried ball. Not overly fried or oily. Went on a weekend morning around 11am+. Already got crowd but the restaurant is divided into “sections/areas”. So we don’t have to wait for seats. Less than 5 minutes in fact. The “section “ we allocated , most customers already seated and waiting for their food to arrive. Hence, I am expecting drinks to be serve fast after ordering. Our drinks were served to us AFTER 2 of our dim sum arrived. Yes, reminder to the service staff when she served the 1st dim sum to us. Overall, will come again. Prices also reasonable.

If you’re looking for a proper Cantonese Dim Sum, you should skip this place. It seems like a popular joint frequented by locals. I came here on a Sunday afternoon, the joint was pretty full, and I was excited about what my taste buds were about to experience. I ordered some dumplings, spring roll, drunken chicken and a barbecue pork rice. Unfortunately, I was met with dishes that probably had a local twist to what a proper Dim Sum should be like.

We ordered takeouts since we’re staying near the restaurant in Little India. The wait time was a lot because it’s always crowded with many incoming orders for both dine-in and take-out, so we queued and waited for about over half an hour I think. But the food tasted so freaking good! At a reasonable price of S$21.50 for 2 person as well. Finally, some good food to die for in Singapore!!!

IG @ mattnotgloss A nice place to satisfy your dim sum cravings. Besides having a good selection of the dim sum, the place also offers other dishes such as staples (fried rice, hor fun etc) and snacks like mala spicy chicken and smoked duck spring rolls, which were both tasty. The hae bee hiam carrot cake was similar to typical XO fried carrot cake, offering a good texture from the mix of crunchy bean sprouts and soft carrot cake. Different from the usual, the aroma from the spicy fried shrimps was stronger in a good way. The fun Choy had a nostalgic taste, reminding me of the ones I had in aluminum foil tin when I was young. Other dim sum items were good and prices were reasonable. The spring onion pancake was not as crisp as I would hope it to be. It was kind of doughy and hard especially when cooled. The service was efficient, and food was served in mere minutes after order was placed. Overall, for the selection and quality of food, this is a place to visit.

Terrfic food that all came very quickly. As a chilli crab lover, their new dish was a nice surprise. Hand punched lemon tea was a disappointment. No ice at all, not even cold, and it just taste like overpriced lemon tea

When we came around 10.30pm the queue was long. I'm not sure if this is an everyday scene as we came on weekend. But they have an effective queuing system with barcode and number shown on the screen so waiting is not too long. The varieties are amazing and what we ordered all are good. Price wise, it's also acceptable for the price. We love most of the things that we ordered except for the fried yam and the pancake with the floss.