Dim Sum Restaurants in Singapore

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Dim Sum Restaurants in Singapore

Compare dim sum restaurants in Singapore by table format, per-head menu and brunch or dinner timing, then shortlist the right booking for your group. WhatsApp your headcount and date to the host for a quote, and you pay Venuerific nothing for the booking, so message two or three hosts this week.

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What Are the Top Dim Sum Restaurants in Singapore?

Dim sum restaurants in Singapore are booked as yum cha tables, hotel private rooms or a meeting room with dim sum brought in, for birthdays, team lunches and weekend brunches. A dim sum meal costs about S$30 to S$80 per head before tax and any service charge.

Planners fix the date and the headcount first. Teams from Grab, KPMG and Salesforce have booked through Venuerific, and our best price guarantee applies to each booking.

  • Hotel dim sum restaurants. Yum cha tables and private rooms for family lunches, such as Hai Tien Lo at Pan Pacific Singapore and Jade at The Fullerton Hotel Singapore.
  • Teahouse dim sum lunches. Group tables on a per-head menu, such as TungLok Teahouse and Peach Garden.
  • Dim sum brunches. Weekend tables with an optional drinks add-on, such as Madame Fan and Empress.
  • Meeting rooms with dim sum. A small team meeting with dim sum catered or brought in, such as Wellness Sanctum.
  • Banquet dining. Wedding and dinner tables suit Chinese restaurants in Singapore.
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Guide to Dim Sum Restaurants in Singapore

Dim sum restaurants in Singapore are booked as yum cha tables, hotel private rooms or a meeting room where dim sum is catered or brought in. Planners fix the date, the headcount and the time of day first, then agree the per-head menu with the host.

A dim sum meal costs about S$30 to S$80 per head before tax and any service charge. Banquet and wedding dinners follow a different format, with round tables and set menus.

Dim Sum Dinners in Singapore: Evening Tables After the Yum Cha Lunch Hours

Dim sum is a lunch and brunch format at most hotels, and some teahouses also serve it at dinner. Ask each host which session suits a group.

  • Lunch: the usual yum cha slot for family and team tables.
  • Weekend brunch: a longer sitting, sometimes with a drinks add-on.
  • Dinner: a dim sum menu in the evening at selected teahouses, for after-work groups.
  • Weekday lunch: a quieter slot for teams, and a good fit for planners who want lunch and dinner venues in Singapore.

Dim Sum in a Meeting Room in Singapore: Catered or Brought-In Food for Small Teams

A meeting room with dim sum suits a team session where food is part of the day. The host decides if dim sum is catered or brought in.

  • Hire model: meeting rooms are hired by the hour, with setup and takedown counted in the booking.
  • Food: ask if dim sum can be ordered through the host or brought from a restaurant.
  • Pantry: check for a pantry, plates and a cleaning service.
  • Tea: tea and coffee come with some rooms, so confirm the list.

Dim Sum Private Rooms in Singapore: Yum Cha Parties for Birthdays and Weddings

A dim sum private room works for a birthday, a family lunch or a small wedding gathering. Private rooms at hotel dining rooms are priced on a per-head menu or a minimum spend.

  • Birthday party: a round table with shared baskets and a cake, so ask about cakeage.
  • Wedding gathering: a smaller lunch after a solemnisation, usually on a set menu.
  • Room hours: ask how long the room is held for the meal.

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Dim Sum Prices in Singapore: Per-Head Menus and Meeting-Room Hire

Venue CategoryPrice Band (Per Session)
Dim sum lunch, brunch or dinner tableAbout S$30 to S$80 per head
Hotel private roomPer-head menu or minimum spend, quoted by the host
Meeting room with food brought inHourly hire from about S$90, quoted by the host
Drinks add-onOptional, priced per head by the host

None of the figures above include tax or any service charge. Hotel dining rooms across other cuisines sit with hotel restaurants in Singapore.

Dim Sum Booking Checklist in Singapore: What to Confirm With the Host

AttributeWhat to Expect
SessionLunch, weekend brunch or dinner, set by the host
MenuPer-head dim sum menu, with vegetarian dishes on request
Dietary needsAsk each restaurant about its ingredients and food certification direct
Nearest transitCheck the nearest MRT station on each listing; Grab pickup for late finishes
Step-free accessLifts in hotels and malls; check rooms on an upper floor
DepositA deposit to hold the date, terms set by the host
ChargesBefore GST and any service charge, often shown as "++"

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Booking Dim Sum Restaurants in Singapore: Why Planners Use Venuerific

  • Zero booking fees: Venuerific adds nothing to the host's price.
  • Best price guarantee: tell us about a lower listed price and we'll match it.
  • Direct host contact: enquire on the listing and your date and headcount go to the host.
  • Verified listings: the team here confirms details with each host before publishing.
  • Trusted by big teams: Grab, KPMG and Salesforce teams have booked through us.

Message two or three hosts with your date and headcount, then compare the menus and room terms. Venuerific has run from Singapore since 2013.

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