揾到食 Wen Dao Shi - 点心 Dim Sum

Hubby brought me to dim sum breakfast at 126 Sims Ave. The interesting thing is... The unit number, 126 and the signage, 揾到食, they rhymes. I asked hubby was it a coincidence or did they purposely find this shop space. And 揾到食 in cantonese "wen dou sek", means "found a place to eat".

We had came here before, a few years back, and I'm not sure why, but this time, it feels happy to eat here, like I had found a huge treasure.

The shop front. The seatings are inside.

皮蛋粥 Century egg porridge [$3.00] - with chicken floss. The porridge is thick and nice. Very filling. So if you want to try more of the dim sum, order one to share.

皮蛋粥 Century egg porridge [$3.00]

香港叉烧包 Hong Kong Char Siew Bao [$3.50] - soft textured buns. The traditional way of making dim sum buns. Filled with delicious char siew.

香港叉烧包 Hong Kong Char Siew Bao [$3.50]

虾饺 Prawn Dumpling [$3.30] - Dumplings filled with big fresh prawns. Love the prawns. But thinking the skin can be better? It's thin but too thin, as the fillings broke out of the skin even before taking it near to my mouth.

虾饺 Prawn Dumpling [$3.30]

烧卖王 Siew Mai King [$4.50] - An upgraded version of siew mai. And it's yummilicious. Smooth textured pork and prawns. The normal ones costs $2.80. I wonder what's the difference though.. More prawns maybe?

烧卖王 Siew Mai King [$4.50]

鲜竹卷 Bamboo rolls [$4.30] - Bamboo shoots wrapped in toufu skin. Very crunchy, very fresh.

鲜竹卷 [$4.30]

Seems like they have a new outlet at Serangoon Road (Address: 1086 Serangoon Road Singapore 328187)

On the first page of the menu

This place has been in Singapore for many years, (Read ieatishootipost's 2008 blogpost) and I'm glad that the food standard is kept to its best. And I don't have to queue 3 hours =P


揾到食 Wen Dao Shi 
126 Sims Avenue, Singapore 387449
1086 Serangoon Road Singapore 328187