Wen Dao Shi
126 Sims Ave
Tel: 67464757
89%
84 Votes
- Coffee Shop
- Asian, Local
- Geylang / Stadium / Old Airport
- Aljunied
- 10
Located on Sims Avenue, Wen Dao Shi serves Dim Sum.
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Suitable for
- Supper23 votes
- Vibrant/Noisy21 votes
- Cheap Eat/Budget16 votes
- After Work13 votes
- Large Groups/Gathering12 votes
- Lunch12 votes
- Boys Night Out10 votes
- Dinner10 votes
- Breakfast10 votes
- Brunch9 votes
- Children/Family9 votes
- High Tea7 votes
- Girls Night Out5 votes
- Take Away4 votes
- People Watching4 votes
- Alfresco/Outdoor Dining3 votes
- Hidden Find3 votes
- Chillout2 votes
- Relaxed1 votes
- Quiet1 votes
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Reviews
Jagabee
recommends this place.
Good food & comfortable environment!
01 Apr 2013Visited 126 for the first time, and was impressed by how clean and comfortable the indoor seatings were! As compared to other eateries along Geylang, this must be one of those with a more pleasant setting.
Everything we ordered was good, and the menu consists of such a huge variety that I wish my stomach was bigger!
Everything we ordered was good, and the menu consists of such a huge variety that I wish my stomach was bigger!
: King Har Gao, Barley with Winter Melon
I also recommend this place for:
Brunch, Supper, Vibrant/Noisy
rajivvvvv
recommends this place.
Only place I go for Dim Sum!
07 Mar 2013I finally got around to writing a review for this place. I have been almost once a week from 4 months back. As an indian, initially I found the menu a little difficult to order from since everything was in Chinese (though the pictures helped).
After chinese new year when I visited them, THEY NOW HAVE DESCRIPTIONS IN ENGLISH! This was a breath of fresh air for us and we don't have to 'guess' when the food arrives.
On to the food, most of their dishes are wonderful and incredibly fresh. Their 'casings' are made in-house and is very light. We order a total of 7-8 dishes for 2 people and find it is just nice (we are not very big eaters).
Highlights of their dimsums: We really loved their 'tanghoon with crab meat' dimsum very much. Their scallop and prawn dimsums are out of this world too.
They have recently included a "treasure bag" fried dumpling dish to their menu. 4pcs for about 3odd dollars but tasted good as usual.
I hereby pledge my dimsum loyalty to this place :)
After chinese new year when I visited them, THEY NOW HAVE DESCRIPTIONS IN ENGLISH! This was a breath of fresh air for us and we don't have to 'guess' when the food arrives.
On to the food, most of their dishes are wonderful and incredibly fresh. Their 'casings' are made in-house and is very light. We order a total of 7-8 dishes for 2 people and find it is just nice (we are not very big eaters).
Highlights of their dimsums: We really loved their 'tanghoon with crab meat' dimsum very much. Their scallop and prawn dimsums are out of this world too.
They have recently included a "treasure bag" fried dumpling dish to their menu. 4pcs for about 3odd dollars but tasted good as usual.
I hereby pledge my dimsum loyalty to this place :)
: tanghoon crab
Oblivious Bunny
recommends this place.
Bustling 24 hour eatery
03 Dec 2012The menu here is in Mandarin, so it helps that there are pictures. Diners are given a piece of plain paper and a pencil, so just write down the item number and pass the paper to one of the waiters/waitresses who's zooming past.
The pork porridge was smooth, thick and creamy. The folks at the eatery were really generous with the pork toppings and the green onions added the finishing touches to this simple dish. Best thing - it's served piping hot, suitable for the rainy weather we're having now.
As for the Chee Cheong Fun ($3.50), it's served with a gooey brown sauce that is slightly sweet, very much different from the light soya sauce that is typical. The rice rolls themselves are silky ribbons that's firm without being overly chewy.
Other dish worthy of mention is the Fried Intestines ($6). I'm usually not an innards kind of girl but I found the fried intestines really appetizing. There's no stinky smell and it's fried to a lovely golden color. You can even hear the crunch when you bite into a piece.
The eatery is opened 24 hours so it's good for night-owls looking for a late night snack.
For full review and pics, visit
http://www.bunnysays.com/2012/12/wen-dao-s***-wen-dou-sek-126.html
The pork porridge was smooth, thick and creamy. The folks at the eatery were really generous with the pork toppings and the green onions added the finishing touches to this simple dish. Best thing - it's served piping hot, suitable for the rainy weather we're having now.
As for the Chee Cheong Fun ($3.50), it's served with a gooey brown sauce that is slightly sweet, very much different from the light soya sauce that is typical. The rice rolls themselves are silky ribbons that's firm without being overly chewy.
Other dish worthy of mention is the Fried Intestines ($6). I'm usually not an innards kind of girl but I found the fried intestines really appetizing. There's no stinky smell and it's fried to a lovely golden color. You can even hear the crunch when you bite into a piece.
The eatery is opened 24 hours so it's good for night-owls looking for a late night snack.
For full review and pics, visit
http://www.bunnysays.com/2012/12/wen-dao-s***-wen-dou-sek-126.html
I also recommend this place for:
Alfresco/Outdoor Dining, Cheap Eat/Budget, Large Groups/Gathering, Relaxed, Supper, Vibrant/Noisy
