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TungLok Teahouse 同乐小聚
10 Sinaran Dr, #01-73 Square 2, Singapore 307506
TungLok Teahouse, located in Novena at Square 2, serves Chinese cuisine with a focus on dim sum and traditional tea house fare. The restaurant draws visitors who appreciate its authentic offerings and attentive service in a casual setting.
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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: TungLok Teahouse offers a high tea buffet that provides good value, especially on weekdays at $16.80 per person.
While some items like the deep-fried spring rolls and flower clams have received criticism for quality issues, many dim sum options, including the Teahouse signature Cheong Fun, are generally well-regarded.
The Cheong Fun, in particular, is noted for its crispy youtiao and excellent sauce.
Service is often highlighted as attentive and friendly.
However, there are inconsistencies in dish quality; some dim sum, like the steamed shrimp and spinach dumpling and har gow, are described as having thick skins and overly peppery prawns.
The glutinous rice wrapped in lotus leaves can also be bland.
We think it's a reliable spot for casual meals with friends or family, particularly if you're in the Novena area and looking for a dim sum fix.
Best for those seeking value in a high tea buffet, but manage expectations for every dish.
Signature
Teahouse signature Cheong Fun
Best time
weekday high tea
Price
$$ ($16.80/person for high tea buffet)
Score: 65 · 5 sources
What customers say
TungLok Teahouse at Novena generally receives positive feedback, particularly for its weekday high tea buffet offering good value and a wide selection of tasty dim sum, including the Teahouse signature Cheong Fun and glutinous rice.
However, some dishes like the deep-fried spring rolls, certain dumplings (Har Gow, Steamed Shrimp and Spinach dumpling), and the jellyfish can be disappointing due to issues like oxidized oil taste, thick skins, or blandness.
Service, especially from staff like Alan, is frequently praised for attentiveness, contributing to a pleasant dining experience amidst the nostalgic Old Hong Kong teahouse ambiance.
Google Reviews
TungLok Teahouse at TungLok Teahouse is a good spot when you're craving classic Hong Kong-style comfort food. The menu offers plenty of favourites, from dim sum to roasted meats such as braised duck,…
Pleasant meal at TungLok Teahouse. Service was excellent and very attentive. Staff kept our tea topped up, cleared plates quickly, and were friendly. Food was not bad. Nothing fancy, but fresh and w…
The food quality does not live up to the brand name. Was most disappointed with the siew mai, chicken chop, porridge, hua diao prawns, etc. Funnily enough, I enjoyed the cold dessert which was honey a…
Was around this place and I’ve TungLok membership so i decided to try. But I’m very disappointed as I normally patronise TungLok signatures, the quality and portion of TungLok tea house really made me…
Stopped by for lunch when we were in the area. The food is comforting and delicious, get delivered to our table (by automated tray, similar to those sushi chains) very quickly. Perfect for a quick lun…
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