[CLOSED] TungLok Teahouse (Far East Square)

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~$30/pax
* This place has closed :( Please try somewhere else. * TungLok Teahouse provides an experiential dining which transports you back to the 70s. Enjoy the ambience, created to relive the beautiful memories of the good old days while indulging in an exquisite range of Chinese favourites and piping hot Dim Sum ‘made on the spot, steamed to order.’ Reminisce memories of yesteryears with simple pleasures, heavenly treasures at TungLok Teahouse today.

7-13 Amoy Street
#01-01 Far East Square
Singapore 049949

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The slow braised pork belly is soft and moist, layered with equal parts lean meat and fat.
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Bold robust gravy, salty savoury and rich in flavour. Grandma would be proud.
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The braised claypot dishes here also happen to be much better than the regular zi char dishes.
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Part of the ala-carte buffet of dim sum and zi char at SGD $45 per person.
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Part of the ala-carte buffet of dim sum and zi char. At SGD $45 per person.
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The dim sum here is above average in quality. Not the best, but good enough.
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These meaty parcels are juicy sweet, full of flavour. Pretty worthwhile.
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Part of their ala-carte buffet of dim sum and zi char, at SGD $45 per person.
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This fish is decent enough that we got 2 rounds. The outside is nicely crisp, while the inside remains moist and flaky. Good salty sweet savoury flavour.
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Perhaps we visited on an off-day, as standards of service and several other dishes fluctuated throughout our meal.
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Noodles cooked just right and really good soup base! Other dishes: assorted dim sum, pork chop (succulent!), ngoh Hiang, braised toufu, mixed vege, 楊枝甘露 with ice cream.

($9.80) one of my favorite dimsum here!! Usual silky cheongfun, stuffed with crunchy fresh prawns, scallop, vegetable, and a layer of crispy bits for good texture. Absolutely delish!

Under the same brand, I have the feeling the price for the same kind of fish is not aligned. I had this fish at $9 per 100 grams. I do recalled when I dined at Tung Lok Seafood, the price is $4.80 per 100grams.

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