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Swee Choon Jalan Besar
183 Jln Besar, #185/187/189 191/193, Singapore 208882
Long-standing eatery offering classic Cantonese mains & small plates in relaxed surroundings.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 85 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 1 month ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 21 Jul 2026
Our take: Swee Choon at Jalan Besar remains a reliable spot for Cantonese dim sum, with many reviewers praising its consistent quality over the years.
The Har Gao Dim Sum, in particular, stands out for its rich prawn flavour, thin skin, and juicy filling.
We note the efficiency of service, even during busy periods, and the convenience of late operating hours.
While some dishes like the carrot cake might be on the oilier side, the overall consensus points to fresh, well-prepared food.
We'd recommend visiting before 5pm if you prefer air-conditioned seating, as the venue can get busy.
Be aware that some menu items are only available after 5pm.
While dine-in prices include service charge and GST, takeaway options are slightly cheaper.
It's a solid choice for classic dim sum, especially if you're in the area and looking for a late-night option.
Signature
Har Gao Dim Sum ($4.50 for 3 pcs)
Best time
Before 5pm for air-conditioned seating
Wait time
Less of a queue these days, reservations allowed
Price
$$ ($15-25/person)
Score: 85 · 5 sources
What customers say
Swee Choon Jalan Besar is widely celebrated for its consistently outstanding dim sum, with many customers considering it the best in Singapore.
Patrons frequently praise the fresh, flavorful dishes like Szechuan dumplings and har gao, noting the efficient and quick service even during busy periods.
While some dishes like the carrot cake can be oily and the onion pancake has been compared to roti prata, the overall consensus highlights the high quality and value, especially with late operating hours and the option for less expensive takeaways.
Google Reviews
At Swee Choon Tim Sum Restaurant, we enjoyed a generous spread of comforting dim sum dishes that showcased both traditional flavours and satisfying textures. The mee suah kueh stood out with its crisp…
A local delicacy place well known for their snacks and dim sum. Heard a lot about this place from friends and decided to try it out. Tried their carrot cake, felt a bit oily but tasted good. It’s a t…
One of the places I usually recommend to tourists to Singapore if they want a night supper of dim sums Established a long time, Swee Choon has served 2-3 generations of Singaporeans There is a wide s…
maybe my favorite restaurant in the world. wish i could give more than 5 stars. i came back after 7 years just to have their szechuan dumplings and they were as good as the first time. love the way th…
Dim sum here is good but not really cheap. The century egg porridge is very nice. The original Xiao long bao is good too but the black ones with crab roe are mediocre. Drunken chicken is very good. Sa…
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