Lai Kee Pau 来记自制包点点心 - 207 Bukit Batok Street 21

Name: Lai Kee Pau 来记自制包点点心 - 207 Bukit Batok Street 21
Address: Singapore 650207, Singapore

4/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

Contact Lai Kee Pau 来记自制包点点心

Address :	Singapore 650207
Phone :	📞 +998
Website :	https://laikeedimsum.com/
Categories :	Hawker stall ,

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A	Averie You on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I'm a fan of their 猪脚醋 and only available during the weekend! Their porridge is perfect portion. Everything they offer is relatively affordable and good. ? ?: 猪脚醋 ?: 皮蛋瘦肉粥
p	pianized on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Dimsum at coffee shop. The stall serves traditional bao (pork, chicken, lotus seed, bean paste, etc.) and dimsum. Dimsum menu was quite extensive, easily over 15 types of steamed/fried items. Porridges are also available during breakfast/lunch time (personal recommendation is shredded chicken porridge). Price is on the higher side for what you get but quality has been consistent.
B	Brian Loh on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ In neighborhood area typical food court stall, small but nicely located. Convenient open space parking just beneath it. Ordered pork bun and steamed dim sum. Lo mai kai bit dry but eatable. Buns were tasted fresh, not that sweet which suit our taste. Fried stuffs were great too. Ample seating area, suitable for family with kids. Staff were friendly and polite. Crowd was not so bad with light queue and fast serving. Will return soon again.
J	J on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Great service and wide variety of choices on their menu. They have some dim sums that I have never seen, heard or had before. Good way to keep things interesting, especially for regular customers. The China lady that was taking the orders has very good sales & promotional skills. Food is also reasonably priced. Will definitely visit again. Highly recommend.
R	Rebecca C on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I honestly wont head back there again. Fried items are mediocre except for the butter prawn cripsy. Chee cheong fun is ok but the kou rou bao's meat is so dry. Yong tau foo is cold. Ordering is stressful. Normal dim sum, Pros is probably the price, butter prawn crispy and scallop siew mai.
J	Jason Ong on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Lai Kee Pau serves dim sum and has several outlets. So far, I've only tried this outlet in Bukit Batok. The steamed dim sum are generally better than the fried ones, as the fried ones are not made to order. This fuss free outlet serves very good har kao (prawn dumplings) and chee cheong fun (with either shrimp, char siew or other flavours). The chee cheong fun is made fresh (you can see the guys doing it in the pics) and are yummy. The porridge was a disappointment; devoid of any flavours despite the addition of huge amounts of pepper. For a good experience, go for the steamed dim sum like those mentioned, as well as siew mai, lotus leaf glutinous rice, and good assortment of paos. Avoid the porridge and fried stuff and you'll have a good dim sum meal to rival the more famous and expensive competition.
W	WESKER LING on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Very long queue! But that's the catch. It was long queue because they only take order when you reached the counter. Could you imagine every customer only order dim sum when they are there?? & not 1 order, not 2, not 3! Their order sop can be improve. Maybe let people tick on paper what they want & pass to the shop before they get to counter to order more or payment. The foods were ok. Avergae. Nothing special. Pleasant & peaceful experience with the price. ^^ But The Vinegar Pork Trotters was full of pork tiny hairs. It wasn't smooth, difficult to eat.
p	purple taste on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ First time ordering for delivery from this stall on a Sunday morning. The century egg porridge was good, especially the tender minced pork in it. Pretty flavourful. I loved the steamed beancurd roll for the same reason. For fried food, the prawn dumpling was of a good sized. Overall, tasty and price still reasonable.