Paul Ackerman
Unbelievable food. The Sezhuan wontons and the fried dumplings were phenomenal. The fresh ginger and the rice vinegar made these yummy dishes pop! Great value.
Zhong Guo La Mian Xiao Long Bao 中国拉面小笼包
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Zhong Guo La Mian Xiao Long Bao 中国拉面小笼包
Location Chinatown Singapore
Zhong Guo La Mian Xiao Long Bao - Michelin Plate hawker stall at Chinatown Complex, handmade dumplings and noodles by Mr. Li Feng Cai.
Zhong Guo La Mian Xiao Long Bao - Michelin Plate hawker stall at Chinatown Complex, handmade dumplings and noodles by Mr. Li Feng Cai.
Zhong Guo La Mian Xiao Long Bao (中国拉面小笼包) in Chinatown Complex stands as a Michelin Plate-awarded establishment that represents the pinnacle of handmade Chinese dumpling and noodle artistry. Founded by Mr. Li Feng Cai and his wife from Anhui, China, this authentic hawker stall combines traditional techniques learned from Beijing and Shenzhen with over four decades of culinary expertise. Their signature xiao long bao, priced exceptionally at just S$0.60 per piece, features paper-thin, translucent skin expertly pleated around savory pork filling and hot soup stock that's been slow-cooked for 12 hours. Equally impressive are their hand-pulled la mian noodles, made fresh on-site with a distinctive doughy bite and served with generous portions of fermented bean sauce. Operating Wednesday through Sunday from 11:30am-3pm and 5pm-8:30pm, this acclaimed stall consistently draws long queues for its exceptional value-for-money handmade dumplings and Szechuan spicy wontons, earning recognition as one of Singapore's finest destinations for authentic Chinese dumpling craftsmanship in the bustling Chinatown Complex. 8595 7710
Chinatown Singapore
Opening Hours
Closed
Monday (Today)
Closed Tuesday
Closed Wednesday
11 am–8:30 pm Thursday
11 am–8:30 pm Friday
11 am–8:30 pm Saturday
10:30 am–8:30 pm Sunday
10:30 am–8:30 pm Overall Rating
4.7 / 5
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Peiyi (Potato)
So good. The xlb and hycs are so delish. Xlb’s soup is subtly sweet and the skin isn’t too thick! Hycs’s filling is full and the skin is silky smooth, the spice kicks in after a while. Very shiok
YL
Finally had the chance to try these legendary dumplings. There’s usually a long queue, mostly tourists, but I went off-peak and joined since it wasn’t too bad. Spotted a few Michelin stickers and ordered the spicy wanton plus signature mini buns. The bosses were extremely friendly and welcoming. First bite of the spicy wanton — hands down the best I’ve ever had. I always thought this was a tourist trap, but the flavour proved me wrong. On par, if not better, than the ones I’ve had in Shin-Okubo, Tokyo. The mini buns were equally fantastic. This stall has set my dumpling standards high — a must-visit.
Yong Ying Tay
super yummy and affordable!!! we got the xiao long baos, pan fried dumplings and spicy dumplings. i enjoyed all of them - meat fillings were flavourful and generous. for the price point, the xiao long baos are also delicious, though the skin was slightly on the thicker side. we also tried their minced meat noodles! the portion was decent, the noodles were slightly hard but i enjoyed the bite to them. would highly recommend this place because of the affordability and taste of the food~
Fiona Fong
Don’t recommend the xlb as it was dry; there wasn’t any broth inside and the skin was also dry; the chao shou on the other hand was decent; and would recommend topping up with half a portion of noodles (China noodles portions are huge)
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