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Showing posts with label Dim Sum. Show all posts

Legendary Dim Sum Icon Swee Choon Opens New Outlet at Anchorvale Village

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Hi Huneybees,


Swee Choon Tim Sum, the venerable 63-year-old dim sum institution, is excited to announce the opening of its sixth outlet at Anchorvale Village #B1-06/07 in Sengkang. This expansion from its flagship Jalan Besar establishment marks an exciting milestone for the legendary brand, providing locals with a convenient location to indulge in culinary delights.

For over six decades, Swee Choon has epitomized artisanal dim sum in Singapore. With a team of 30 dedicated dim sum masters crafting each delicacy by hand, the restaurant has become a beloved destination for both locals and international visitors. Notably, Swee Choon has collaborated with the Singapore Tourism Board and JTB Singapore to introduce the tradition of dim sum to Japanese tourists.

The new Swee Choon outlet features a vibrant and welcoming ambiance, accommodating up to 40 diners in a relaxed café-style setting. Whether you're a resident of Sengkang or a dim sum enthusiast from elsewhere, this outlet is the perfect spot for family outings and gatherings.


Opening Promo

We are thrilled to announce the launch of our $2 each promotion at Anchorvale Village on 8th July, 1 Day only! Enjoy selected items including Hong Kong Milk Tea, Mee Suah Kueh, Pandan Bao, Century Egg Porridge, or Siew Mai. 
*Limit of one set per person, takeaway only. 
*Promo is from 9am - 8pm only.



Highlight: Newly Launched Hong Kong-style Signature BBQ Meats

In celebration of their new opening, Swee Choon is excited to introduce their Signature BBQ Meats, available exclusively at the Anchorvale Village outlet. Delight in the flavorful Soya Sauce Chicken, succulent Honey Char Siew, and crispy Roasted Pork. 

Signature BBQ Meats:
● Soya Sauce Chicken: $13 per plate, $19 for half chicken, $36 for whole chicken
● Honey Char Siew: $13.80 per plate
● Roasted Pork: $13.80 per plate

You can choose to pair these delectable meats with rice or noodles, making them a perfect choice for a satisfying family meal. These new additions perfectly complement our traditional and innovative dim sum offerings, providing a culinary experience not to be missed.

Under the visionary leadership of third-generation owner Ernest Ting, Swee Choon Tim Sum has embraced a digital transformation, enhancing its online menu and expanding delivery options. The restaurant's commitment to innovation is evident in its line of frozen dim sum, allowing food enthusiasts to savor these delights at home. With six outlets islandwide, including the new Anchorvale Village location, Swee Choon continues to redefine the dim sum experience. Now, you can enjoy the Swee Choon experience in the comfort of your home via Swee Choon's online delivery (islandwide delivery), GrabFood, Foodpanda, and Deliveroo (area delivery).


Operating hours for the new outlet are from 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM, with the last order taken at 9:30 PM. Come experience the timeless flavors and innovative creations of Swee Choon Tim Sum at their newest location.

Swee Choon Tim Sum @ Anchorvale Village
Anchorvale Village, 339 Anchorvale Road,#B1-06/07, S540339
Grand Opening: 8th July 2024
Website: https://www.sweechoon.com/


#SweeChoonSg #SupportSgDimSim #SupportSgHeritageFood


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Legendary Dim Sum Icon Swee Choon Elevates Travelers' Experience with 24-Hour Concept at Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 2

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Swee Choon Changi Airport T2 Shopfront

Singapore's legendary dim sum icon - Swee Choon is expanding its horizons with a new 24-hour concept outlet at Changi Airport Terminal 2 (target opening by the end of September 2023).

Being the venerable 62-year-old dim sum institution, this strategic expansion beyond its flagship Jalan Besar establishment marks an exciting milestone for the legendary brand, offering travelers and locals an opportunity to indulge in culinary delights around the clock.

With a roster of 30 dedicated dim sum masters crafting each delicacy by hand, the restaurant has earned its place as a destination for both locals and international visitors. Notably, Swee Choon has collaborated with the Singapore Tourism Board and JTB Singapore to introduce the tradition of dim sum to Japanese tourists.


A Gastronomic Journey Beyond Boundaries

Embracing a vibrant and welcoming ambiance, the new Swee Choon outlet accommodates 70 diners in a relaxed café-style setting. Whether you're a globe-trotting traveler arriving from distant lands or a local seeking a late-night dim sum fix, this 24-hour haven promises an authentic dim sum experience that marries tradition with innovation, no matter the hour.


In addition to the iconic Hong Kong and Shanghai-style dim sum that Swee Choon is renowned for, the new outlet introduces an array of delectable offerings available anytime hunger strikes. Dive into the rich flavors of Hong Kong-style wanton noodles and indulge in a tantalizing assortment of cheong fun, featuring highlights like the fried dough rice roll and fried prawn rice roll. 

A partnership with local artisanal ice cream producer Creamier brings forth a delightful Hong Kong milk tea gelato, captivating the senses with every spoonful, whether it's day or night.


Unveiling a Limited-Edition NETS Card

To celebrate the inauguration of this remarkable 24-hour outlet, Swee Choon is also offering an exclusive limited-edition NETS card preloaded with $5 to the first 600 patrons who spend a minimum of $10 at the new outlet. Whether it's breakfast, lunch, dinner, or a midnight snack, this offer ensures everyone can indulge in Swee Choon's culinary delights at any time.
Hong Kong-style wanton noodles, available exclusively at the new Swee Choon outlet

Culinary Innovations for Modern Times, Around the Clock

Under the visionary leadership of third-generation owner Ernest Ting, Swee Choon has undergone a digital transformation, enhancing its online menu and expanding delivery options. The restaurant's commitment to innovation is evident in its line of frozen dim sum, offering gastronomes the chance to relish these delights in the comfort of their homes. With a growing presence of five outlets islandwide, including this 24-hour concept, Swee Choon continues to redefine the dim sum experience.


Indulge in Tradition, Embrace Innovation
Swee Choon Dim Sum @ Changi
Changi Airport Terminal 2, Airport Boulevard, #01-07
Opening in the last week of September 2023
For more information - https://www.sweechoon.com/
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Huney Cut The Queue At Tim Ho Wan

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Hi Huneybees,


Okok. Chillax ~ I didn't do the super kiasu (afraid of losing) act, I was invited to the media tasting at Tim Ho Wan, so literally, I "cut" the queue and walked straight right into their only VIP room.


The famous Michelin star dim sum restaurant in Hong Kong created quite a sensation when they launched in Singapore in April. I myself did the queuing once, but that was madness. I queued 2 whole hours for a few dishes of dim sum, a little turn off. But I was glad this time round I get to sit in comfort and enjoy all the dishes on the menu!


Helming the reins in the kitchen is Chef Mak Kwai Pui, 50. For the past ten years, he has worked for renowned hotels such as Le Meridian, Four Seasons and during this time, he expanded his knowledge of the traditional Cantonese dim sum and eventually went on to set up his first restaurant - Tim Ho Wan, in Mong Kok.

Within a year of business, the restaurant was awarded one Michelin star for its array of dim sum. The success of Tim Ho Wan led the chef to open three more outlets at North Point, IFC Mall and Sham Shui Po. The original outlet in Mong Kok has been relocated to Olympian City.

Ever seen that much Char Siew Bao-s before?


The Hong Kong artistes scene has the 4 Heavenly Kings (Andy Lau, Aaron Kwok, Jacky Cheung & Leon Lai), so has Tim Ho Wan! Introducing the Baked Bun With BBQ Pork, Steamed Egg Cake, Vermicelli Roll With Pig's Liver and Pan Fried Carrot Cake.


These are the must-haves when at Tim Ho Wan. Don't ever leave without trying them!


Baked Bun With BBQ Pork is crispy on the outside, yet when biting into in, sweet BBQ pork oozes out, no wonder it is the top dish at the restaurant. (only 3 buns to each customer). I'm not so much a fun for the Steamed Egg Cake, but the Vermicelli Roll With Pig's Liver, make this girl who simply love eating animal innards very very happy.

Do note: Eat it while it is out. When it turns cold, the pig's liver gets a little "fishy"

Both the Vermicelli Roll and Pan Fried Carrot Cake, makes me miss those days in Hong Kong, when I would wake up to them every morning. Definitely recommended for those seeking true blue Hong Kong Dim Sum.


The 2 dishes that I love, would have to be their Pork Dumpling With Shrimp and Prawn Dumpling. A Dim Sum is never complete without Har Gao and Xiu Mai. And these 2 dishes from THW is simply mouth watering with huge full size fresh prawns. (Oh! I'm hungry again...)


We then went on trying other dishes on the menu. Let me introduce them to you bit by bit...


On the top is the Fried Beancurd Skin Roll With Shrimp and below is the Steamed Beancurd Skin Roll W/Pork & Shrimp. The fried version is a much crispier version, but I am a fan of the steamed version. You can even have the gravy as soup after eating it. It has fully absorbed the sweetness from the prawns and pork by the time it is served.



Another dish that I like has to be the Spring Roll With Egg White. In Chinese, it is called 赛螃蟹春卷, which means spring roll that can compete with crab. There is no crab in the spring rolls, simply eggs, that is made to look and taste like crab. Clever right? Have it with the Worcestershire Sauce and I bet you will be wanting more...


Chicken Feet With Black Bean Sauce
Of course, there were also the usual Dim Sum dishes like - Chicken Feet With Black Bean Sauce, Glutinous Rice Dumpling, Pork Rib With Black Bean Sauce, Rice With Chicken, Sausage & Mushroom.

Glutinous Rice Dumpling
Pork Rib With Black Bean Sauce
Rice With Chicken, Sausage & Mushroom


This is actually a very interesting dish - Beef Ball With Beancurd Skin. I love how it doesn't taste too "beffy" and it is so soft and melts in your mouth. I wonder how long it takes the chef to mince the meat so so fine!


This is the Garlic, Mushroom, Spinach Dumpling. I didn't have it, but around the table they were saying it is very tasty and something not too heavy for once. 


And how can we miss having more Vermicelli Rolls?! It is the Dim Sun stars! We had dishes and dishes of it coming until we were fully bloated. Introducing, Vermicelli Roll With BBQ Pork, Vermicelli Roll With Shrimp and Vegetarian Black Pepper Vermicelli Roll

Vermicelli Roll With Shrimp
Vegetarian Black Pepper Vermicelli Roll

The Vermicelli Roll is so fine and smooth, you definitely know this is handmade with love. I will not get sick eating them and my favourite of them all, had to be the Vermicelli Roll With Shrimp.

Leave a little space in your tummy for dessert. The Tonic Medlar  & Osmanthus Cake is a dessert made since the Tang Dynasty and has been widely loved by ladies for its beauty benefits. I normally just take half of it, as it was too sweet for my liking. It's a honey overload, so those with sweet tooth will definitely love it!

Cheers to Tim Ho Wan!

So, do drop by Tim Ho Wan for some great dim sum with your friends and families. I would recommend a little more off-peak hours, as the queuing might just make you pissed off...



Tim Ho Wan Singapore 
68 Orchard Road #01-29A, Singapore, Singapore 238839
Tel: 6383 2828
Opening Hours: Monday to Sunday 10am to 10pm



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Buy-a-Bao For Charity @ Tim Ho Wan

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Hi Huneybees,


Tim Ho Wan is brought into Singapore by Hersing Corporation. Since the opening of its branch at Plaza Singapura, droves of epicureans have been patiently queueing for long hours outside the restaurant, hoping to get their fix of the Michelin star dim sum.
Tim Ho Wan is hoping for the same warm reception when it hosts its first-ever charity event, Buy a Bao for Charity, on 28 April 2013.
This one-day donation drive will begin at 10am and last till 10pm. And as a form of thank you for their donations, Tim Ho Wan will treat all Samaritans to its award-winning BBQ pork buns. For a $2 donation, the donator will receive one bun. The tier continues as follows:

100% of the proceeds will go to The Straits Times School Pocket Fund and aid underprivileged kids in Singapore.  So go on down and help for a good cause!




Tim Ho Wan is located at:
68 Orchard Road #01-29A, Singapore, Singapore 238839
Tel: 6383 2828
Opening Hours: Monday to Sunday 10 am to 10 pm
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/timhowan?ref=ts&fref=ts


P.S.: On 28 April 2013, apart from the charity event the dine-in area will be open for business as usual from 1pm onwards.














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Our Valentines' Day

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Hi Huneybees,

How was your Valentines' Day celebration? Who did you spend it with? I was of course with my significant other and we celebrated for 2 days. Tehehehe...

Yesterday, he brought me to our favourite Italian restaurant for our countdown to Valentines' Day dinner.
 
 Sub of Bella Pizza, Bella Pasta.

 An excited customer.

 A happy customer.

 Cheers!

 For starters: We had Burratina (Buffalo Cheese , Arugula and Tomatoes).

 After you cut open the cheese, a mix of milk and cheese burst out.

 The wine bottles made us order a glass each... :p 

 Then our main course: Capellini Ai Fruitti De Mare.
Capellini  = Angel's Hair Pasta with seafood in seafood-tomato sauce.

 See how much ingredients there was?

 Our main course: Parma Ham Pizza topped with Arugula and slices of Mozarella Cheese.

 Yummy yummy!

 Then we indulged in their wonderful dessert, Pannacotta!

 Strawberries all on top!

 The sweet boss, Antonio, served us each a mini glass of Limoncello to aid in digestion.

Limoncello is an Italian lemon liqueur mainly produced in Southern Italy, mainly in the region around the Gulf of Naples, the Sorrentine Peninsula and the coast of Amalfi and islands of Procida, Ischia and Capri, but also in Sicily, Sardinia, Menton in France, and the Maltese island of Gozo. Traditionally, it is made from Sorrento lemon peel, though most lemons will produce satisfactory limoncello.

Limoncello is traditionally served chilled as an after-dinner digestivo. Along the Amalfi Coast, it is usually served in small ceramic glasses themselves often chilled, the Amalfi coast being a center of both ceramic and limoncello production. This tradition has been carried into other parts of Italy.
Limoncello is common in Italy but has recently become popular in other parts of the world. Restaurants in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, and New Zealand are increasingly offering limoncello on their beverage and dessert menus. It is an increasingly popular ingredient in cocktails, as it imparts a strong lemon flavor without the sourness or bitterness of lemon juice.

A pic for the night before we head home all red and dizzy.

An for the actual day today, we met up for lunch @ Hong Xing restaurant for my fav Dim Sums.

I headed home and dressed up for tonight's movie screening of "I am Number Four" (Review on the next blog entry).


 Ma! There's a huge RAT!!!


 We passed by Marche to find this Cupid Cow.

 
 And Love Cow?

Then, we headed to Central for some simple dinner.
Curry Fishballs and Cow Stomach.

 Mine was the simple "车仔面".

And his was "Wan Ton Noodle".

Do comment let me know how was your V'Day ya? Night~

Muahz,
Christina aka Huney
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