Yum Cha, located in Chinatown, has a tone of an old Cantonese restaurant. The waiters are old aunts who are old and speak Cantonese. There are also many traditional snacks that are not common in Singapore, such as hive taro horns and bamboo shoots soup dumplings. The experience is very good, S$25 per capita. Monday to Friday from 3pm to 6pm snack buffet, equivalent to afternoon tea + dinner, suitable for big stomach king

Yum Cha Chinatown😘🎉✨Address - 20 Trengganu Street (Off Temple Street) #02-01 Singapore 058479.Yum Cha, a dim sum tea house concept in a shophouse setting, with marble tables and wooden chairs. It offers a unique dim sum dining experience for lunch, as well dinner - with their large variety of dim sum, ranging from traditional recipes, and their chef’s modern creations of dim sum.😋👍🏻✨#anna29diary #tripmoments #mytripvlog

Looking at the dishes on the table, they are fast drooling, the taste is quite good, it is a bit expensive, in order to satisfy my stomach, endure, huh, huh

The restaurant environment is very good, the things taste very good.

The restaurant environment is very good, there are more people to eat.