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Gim Tim Restaurant

3.9(658)on Google$$$chineseang mo kio

157 Ang Mo Kio Ave 4, #01-546, Singapore 560157

Dine-inTakeoutDeliveryWheelchair accessible

Opening Hours

Today (Monday)Closed

STAMPEDE Score

Moderate confidence
BSolid

Score: 75 / 100

Atmosphere80
Queue wait60
Food quality70
Value for money75

Based on 5 data points · Updated 9 days ago

Editor’s Note

Last updated 29 May 2026

Our take: Gim Tim Restaurant offers a nostalgic, multi-generational dining experience, often described as a classic Singaporean Chinese institution.

While some dishes, like the Abalone Lo Hei and Roast Suckling Pig, have received mixed reviews for consistency and seasoning, the kitchen appears to excel with its seafood and vegetable preparations.

The Soya Sauce Fish is frequently praised for its freshness and masterful dressing, and the Asparagus with Assorted Mushrooms is noted for its crispness and earthy flavour.

Other standout dishes include the Salt Kampong Chicken, Steamed Grouper, and the crispy Yam Ring.

The Beijing Kao Ya (Peking Duck) and Orh Nee (yam paste) are also highly recommended by patrons.

We think this is a suitable spot for family gatherings, particularly during dinner, though it can get crowded.

The service is generally described as friendly and prompt, with supervisors offering good recommendations.

A reliable choice for traditional Chinese cuisine, especially if you appreciate well-executed seafood and vegetable dishes.

Best for groups of 4-6; plan for potential crowds during peak dinner hours.

Signature

Soya Sauce Fish, Roast Suckling Pig, Beijing Kao Ya (Peking Duck), Orh Nee

Best time

dinner time (for family gatherings)

Wait time

gets crowded during dinner time

Price

PRICE_LEVEL_EXPENSIVE

Score: 75 · 5 sources

What customers say

Gim Tim Restaurant is praised for its nostalgic ambiance, making it a popular spot for family gatherings.

While some dishes like the Abalone Lo Hei and Roast Suckling Pig can be inconsistent in execution, the Soya Sauce Fish, Steamed Garoupa, Asparagus with Assorted Mushrooms, and Crispy Chicken consistently receive high marks for freshness and flavor.

Customers also frequently highlight the delicious Yam Ring, Fried Tapioca Starch, and Orh Nee, alongside generally prompt and polite service.

Nostalgic ambiance for family gatheringsInconsistent execution of some traditional dishes (e.g., Roast Suckling Pig)Excellent seafood dishes (Soya Sauce Fish, Steamed Garoupa)Highly-rated traditional desserts and sides (Yam Ring, Orh Nee, Fried Tapioca Starch)Prompt and polite service
70% positive20% neutral10% negative

Google Reviews

★★★★Andrew Chwee· 2 months ago

Stepping into Gim Tim, one is immediately enveloped by the nostalgic gravitas of a classic Singaporean Chinese institution. There is an unmistakable air of heritage here—the kind of place where multi-…

★★★★Kah Wang Tan· 6 months ago

Hidden gem under a HDB block with aircon seating. We got the salt kampong chicken and it’s tasty but not too salty. Steamed grouper was fresh. French beans with olive were so good with rice. Yam ring…

★★★★★Britney Khu· 6 months ago

The zi char food here is amazing, especially the Beijing kao ya (北京烤鸭). It gets crowded during dinner time, but it’s great for family gatherings. Service is awesome too. Enjoyed every dish, and the or…

★★★★★Melly L (Melly)· 4 months ago

Given the price , was very happy with food quality especially the steamed Garoupa slices topped the list. The crispy chicken was so Crispy n nostalgic, probably couldn’t find a similar one in SG as we…

★★★★★Jon Wan· 2 months ago

Very nice and spacious. Tried the CNY menu. Value for money. Service is prompt and polite

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