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Lai Kee Pau & Dim Sum - Serangoon
Lor Lew Lian, Block 2, Singapore 531002
Lai Kee Pau & Dim Sum in Serangoon serves traditional Chinese dim sum at their Lor Lew Lian location. The restaurant offers a range of steamed and fried dim sum items for diners in the area.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 45 / 100
Based on 4 data points · Updated 1 month ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 3 Aug 2026
Our take on Lai Kee Pau & Dim Sum is that it serves as a convenient, budget-friendly option for traditional dim sum in the Serangoon area.
We note a consistent appreciation for the char siew bao and chicken feet, with one reviewer specifically mentioning the char siew bao's good taste and skin thickness, and the chicken feet being 'tasty' and 'flavourful'.
The shrimp dumplings (har gow) are also cited as fresh by some.
However, there are recurring criticisms regarding the quality of certain items, particularly the siew mai and chee cheong fun, which are described as 'hard' or having 'dry and hard prawns'.
While the variety is praised, the overall quality is often described as 'ok' or 'middling', with concerns about MSG and dim sum being potentially overcooked if not prepared fresh.
Service is generally efficient, though some customers find the staff a bit pushy with upselling.
We think this spot is best for a quick, inexpensive dim sum fix, especially if you stick to the recommended items like the char siew bao and chicken feet.
It's a reliable everyday option, not a destination meal.
Signature
char siew bao
Price
Below $10/person
Score: 45 · 4 sources
What customers say
Lai Kee Pau & Dim Sum in Serangoon offers a wide variety of inexpensive dim sum, with many customers appreciating the tasty meat dishes like char siew bao and flavorful chicken feet.
However, some items like the lotus leaf rice and chee cheong fun with prawns have been criticized for texture issues, and the siew mai and har kow can be dry.
Service is generally efficient, though some customers found the staff to be a bit pushy with ordering.
Google Reviews
Ordered about 12 dishes. Most of the meat dishes are good. Lotus leaf rice is too soft. Chicken feet is tasty , eat with porridge is good.
I like this dim sum stall. I was amazed by the variety of dim sum it has. The menu is in my photos. They are not high quality but they tasted ok and are inexpensive. Tasted a little bit of MSG. The l…
Paid $2.80 for 3 persons breakfast. The char siew bao was tasty and skin thickness was ok. The chicken feet were flavourful. The shrimp dumplings (虾饺) were fresh. The pork ribs were just ok. However,…
Middling dim sum, probably won't be here for a repeat. Siew mai and Harkow were both dry and chewy. Have been steaming for God knows how long. Prices aren't exactly cheap when compared to 1.30 dimsum…
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