Dim Sum Buffet at Peach Garden


I am not one for buffet - I can't eat a lot in one seating and there is always this tendency to keep eating until you get your money worth. I also believe in quality, rather than quantity, and so, I would rather pay the same price for better food, rather than more food.

But one weekend, when we were looking for a good place for dim sum, we stumbled upon this High Tea Dim Sum Buffet at Peach Garden at Thomson Plaza. We have had some dim sum from another Peach Garden branch, and so we knew that the quality is good. As the price of the buffet is also reasonable, we made the call to book a table.

The dim sum was superb, with a wide selection. The standard siew mai and har gao are all available, and so are many other choices. The steamed and fried dim sum are all served in a push carts, while certain dishes like porridge, fried rice and desserts are served in a buffet table. We kept ordering and eating, and before we know it, we were too full!

I guess, gluttony is not for me.

::: Footnotes :::

Peach Garden @ Thomson Plaza
301 Upper Thomson Road
#01-88 Thomson Plaza
Singapore 574408
Tel +65-6451 3233

The buffet costs around S$20.80++ per person, and is only available from 3pm to 5pm on weekends. Do call for confirmation and booking before going!


{ Photo from Peach Garden }
Location: 301 Upper Thomson Rd, Singapore

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