About Yum Cha Garden Restaurant
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Singapore boasts three top restaurants where you can find the perfect Chinese yum cha. Yum Cha Chinatown and Yum Cha at Changi join Serangoon’s Yum Cha Garden, making it easy to triangulate a place where you can take in this traditional, popular Chinese cuisine. Passing along Singapore’s Kensington Park Road on a Sunday, you’ll have to elbow your way past a hungry horde waiting to be seated at one of Singapore’s most popular yum cha restaurants. Don’t forget to check out Yum Cha Garden’s website for special offers and, especially if you have a large group, make sure you book in advance!
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Yum Cha Garden, along Singapore’s Kensington Park Road in the heart of Serangoon, is one of three Yum Cha Restaurants in and around the city, joining Yum Cha Chinatown and Yum Cha at Changi as one of Singapore’s most popular Chinese restaurants. Taken together, it’s evident that the three Yum Cha Restaurants epitomise the yum cha dining experience in Singapore – for one, you couldn’t ask for a simpler and more representative name for this group of restaurants, could you? But the proof is in the pudding, as they say, and there’s no doubt that Yum Cha Garden lives up to its name!
Yum Cha Garden’s dim sum are renowned across Singapore, with Serangoon locals and the city’s foodies crowding the tables to give these and delicacies such as Yum Cha’s award-winning black pepper crab a go. Sundays are traditionally busy – make sure you book in advance – and, speaking of tradition, customers are getting hip to another interesting Yum Cha Garden offering – the opportunity to dine in the traditional tapino style, where friends and family gather to gossip around a hot pot of soup the Cantonese way.