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Ji Tuo Hong Kong Style Dim Sum
2 Bukit Batok Street 24, #09-18, Singapore 659480
Opening Hours
STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 70 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 9 days ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 30 May 2026
Our take: Ji Tuo Hong Kong Style Dim Sum offers a no-frills dim sum experience within a coffee shop setting on the 9th floor of an industrial building.
We note consistent feedback regarding the freshness of ingredients and the fact that items are steamed or fried only upon order, ensuring hot food.
This made-to-order approach, however, often leads to a 15-20 minute wait, especially during lunch.
While some find the flavours a bit mild or 'bland' without added MSG, others appreciate the natural taste.
The Siew Mai (3pc/$3) and Deep Fried Beancurd Skin Roll are frequently praised for their quality, though the Har Gow (3pc/$4) receives mixed reviews, with some finding the skin too thick.
The Glutinous Chicken Rice in Lotus Leaf is noted for being a simpler 'lo mai gai' version, lacking traditional Cantonese additions.
Prices are considered very reasonable, reflecting the hawker setting.
We recommend the Deep Fried Beancurd Skin Roll and Deep Fried Carrot Cake.
Best for a casual, affordable dim sum fix, but be prepared for a wait.
Skip the peak lunch hour and aim for after 1pm to avoid queues.
Signature
Deep fried beancurd skin roll
Best time
After 1pm for shorter queues
Wait time
15-20 minutes during peak lunch hours
Price
Below $10/person
Score: 70 · 5 sources
What customers say
Ji Tuo Hong Kong Style Dim Sum, located in a non-airconditioned coffeeshop on the 9th floor of an industrial building, receives mixed but generally positive feedback.
Customers appreciate the freshness of ingredients and the fact that dim sum is prepared to order, ensuring hot and crispy items.
While some find the flavors a bit bland and suggest adding MSG or more seasoning, others praise the reasonable pricing and robust, unfanciful taste.
Key recommendations include the deep-fried beancurd skin roll and carrot cake, though the har gow and congee are often cited as needing improvement.
Google Reviews
Before you visit, you should be prepared that the stall is in a coffeeshop at Level 9, inside an industrial estate. So nothing too fancy, no aircons, just good old coffeeshop. But they have a lot of f…
Delicious Dim Sum and reasonably priced. The boss prepares your food only after we’ve placed the order. Just be aware that there’s no parking on the 9th floor. You can park on the lower floor and ta…
Soneone recommend this place for quick Dim Sum after sending my car at Vicom Bt Batok. The stall is on the 9th level of an industrial building Kopitiam, you can park in the same building with others…
Long long wait for dim sum. Came at 1230pm. I would recommend to order the beancurd roll, dumplings and carrot cake. And also come at 1pm as I noticed no queue. Come any later and all the food will be…
Ji Tou Hong Kong Dim Sum This small stall that sells dim sum is found in a coffee shop in an industrial building in Bukit Batok. It'!s not easy to get to - it is located on the 9th storey. And there i…
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