Cheap dim sum in Singapore 

My dad is never more enthusiastic about eating in a crowded and bustling environment than when we’re having dim sum. He loves the old Hong Kong feel of enjoying these small bites surrounded by loud chatter from the tables around us, echoes of clinking porcelain tea cups, and harried women pushing dim sum carts stacked high with bamboo baskets around the dining hall. These cheap dim sum in Singapore may not have vibes of that sort, but any disappointment can be resolved by a couple more pieces of tasty siew mai.

1. Bei-Ing Dimsum Club

At Bei-Ing Dimsum Club, you get a creative twist on traditional dim sum. Fun fact: it’s opened by the son of the couple running the famous Bei-Ing Wanton Noodles at Roxy Square 1! Try the Black Truffle Xiao Long Bao ($10.90 for six) and the Golden Ebiko Cheese Siu Mai ($6.20 for three), the latter featuring nacho cheese with juicy meat filling and a chewy dumpling skin. Their Aburi-Mentai Fried Chicken Bao ($6.50 for three) features fried bao filled with succulent chicken meat and mentaiko sauce, topped with delicate bonito flakes.

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