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Lai Kee Pau & Dim Sum - Clementi
BLK 107 Clementi Street 12, #01-K1, Singapore 120107
Lai Kee Pau & Dim Sum in Clementi serves traditional dim sum in a mid-range setting. Located at BLK 107 Clementi Street 12, the restaurant draws regular visitors who appreciate its authentic offerings.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 70 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 1 day ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 21 Jul 2026
Our take: Lai Kee Pau & Dim Sum offers a traditional, no-frills dim sum experience in a coffee shop setting in Clementi.
Reviews consistently highlight its affordability and fresh items, making it a long-standing favourite for many.
The Xiao Long Bao appears to be a standout, with other items like Char Siew Bao, Cheong Fun, and fried prawn dumplings also receiving positive mentions.
While the fried carrot cake might be too doughy for some, and the overall taste is sometimes described as average, the value for money is a recurring theme.
Be prepared for potential queues on weekend mornings, and note that service can be a little slow at times.
The establishment is open-air with no air-conditioning, though often windy enough to be bearable.
A key point to remember is the lack of e-payment options.
We think this is a solid choice for an affordable, old-school dim sum fix, especially if you're in the area and prefer cash transactions.
Best for a casual breakfast or brunch.
Signature
Xiao Long Bao
Best time
Weekday mornings
Wait time
5 minutes on Saturday mornings, longer on weekend mornings
Price
Below $10/person
Score: 70 · 5 sources
What customers say
Lai Kee Pau & Dim Sum in Clementi is generally praised for its affordable, fresh, and old-school dim sum, with many customers finding it a good spot to satisfy cravings.
Specific dishes like Xiao Long Bao, Char Siew Bao, cheong fun, fried prawn dumpling, tau kee, egg tart, and various siu mai options receive positive mentions.
However, some items like the fried carrot cake are considered too doughy, and the chicken feet, glutinous rice, and chee cheong fun are sometimes described as average.
Service can be inconsistent, with some staff being slow, and the lack of e-payment options is a recurring inconvenience.
Google Reviews
Affordable dim sum in a coffee shop, so this review is a fair assessment that takes that in consideration. Tried their chicken feet, glutinous rice, chee cheong fun and Xiao long Bao dumplings. The wi…
Taste: Average, but the porridge was not bad. Cost: $15 (2 pax) Waiting time: 5 mins, Saturday morning Overall: 6/10
I've had dim sum here for many many years and this is one of the spots I'll go to for satisfaction of dim sum craving. Affordable and fresh. Very worth the price. On weekend mornings the queue can ge…
Old school dim sum. Liked their Char siew bao and cheong fun, fried prawn dumpling and tau kee and also egg tart. The fried carrot cake was too doughy and wasn't to our liking.
Value for money dim sum right after a morning walk at Ulu Pandan Park Connector. I love that they have so many kinds of siu mai! 😋 They had a promo buy 5 free 1! Very tempting! Unfortunately there wa…
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