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Richman Dim Sum
71 Ubi Cres, #01-05 Excalibur Centre, Singapore 408571
Richman Dim Sum serves Chinese cuisine in Geylang at 71 Ubi Crescent, Excalibur Centre. The restaurant draws steady visits from diners who have shared their experiences across hundreds of reviews.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 65 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 1 month ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 21 Jul 2026
Our take: Richman Dim Sum offers a mixed bag of dim sum, with some dishes reaching restaurant-quality while others fall short.
The steamed pork ribs are consistently praised for their tender yet firm texture, and the carrot cake is noted as a standout, though it can involve a significant wait even without a queue.
The har gau, with its distinctive beetroot-coloured skin, is highlighted for its plump filling and thin skin, while the siew mai offers a unique goji berry flavour, though some find its seasoning peppery.
However, we note that several reviewers find the prices high for a coffee shop setting, especially given that some items are described as bland or not up to standard.
Basic condiments like tomato sauce and chicken rice chili are also reported as missing, which can be a drawback for some diners.
While some dishes are fresh and flavourful, others, like the porridge and chicken feet, are considered mediocre.
We'd recommend focusing on the highly-rated items like the steamed pork ribs and carrot cake.
Best for a relaxed weekend meal, but don't expect every dish to be a hit.
Signature
steamed pork ribs
Best time
weekend mornings
Wait time
30 mins for carrot cake (without queue)
Price
$$ ($15-25/person)
Score: 65 · 5 sources
What customers say
Richman Dim Sum offers a mixed experience, with some patrons praising dishes like the carrot cake, steamed pork ribs, and har gau for their quality and flavor, often comparing them to restaurant standards.
However, others find the overall food quality inconsistent or bland, with prices considered high for a coffee shop setting.
Service is generally viewed positively, though some note a lack of basic condiments.
Google Reviews
Honestly wasnt expecting much cause it's a coffeeshop dim sum joint. So have to say it surprisingly surpassed expectations by a mile. I'm sure some dishes are better than others but on average I like…
Go to this dim sum if one is into taking asethetic photos for food. With a 38% discount, the prices are reasonable. $26 for 7 items (forgot to include the siew mai in my photo taking). Left one pc not…
It is my third time here and the dim sum does not disappoint. The roast duck was tender and nice though the danggui can be made more fragrant. We gave the feedback to chef who took the feedback positi…
Not worth the calories. If I could give 0.1 star, I would have given 0.1 star. First, the self service serving plates were oily. super oily. Second, the first dish that came, 現炒蘿蔔糕 was cold and tas…
Order 2 of their must eat...the rice roll with veg is pretty decent, flavourfull and smooth textured..the porridge is not up to expectations...meat undercooked, tasteless, too many can peanuts... The…
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