Handmade dim sum, from our family to yours

Mr Yang

4 months ago

Typical neighborhood Dimsum, reasonable pricing with hit and miss quality. For someone who usually prefer fried stuffs, I think the steam Dimsums here are better.

Bimbles

4 months ago

Pau and Dim Sum not bad here but highly recommending the Ban Mee here! their Dry U Mee is so good, the sauce is delicious and the noodles are bouncy and soaks up the sauce. the Dry Mee Hoon Kueh version and the handpulled pieces very chewy. have tried both the dry and soup version, prefer the dry as a small bowl of soup is given as well. love that each bowl comes with generous amount of ingredients every time, minced meat, meatballs, fried ikan bilis, vegetable and black fungus. also recommending their delicious chilli to pair with the dry version. will continue to visit for a delicious bowl of ban mee!

edtayjb

6 months ago

I was here today (10 JANUARY 2026) for brunch. It was my first time here trying this stall in Seng Huat Coffee House at 94 Toa Payoh Lorong 4. I was encouraged to do so, seeing how popular this stall was. I ordered a bowl of congee and a "lo mai kai." Both were good. I especially liked the you tiao that came with the congee in terms of taste and texture. Service at the dim sum stall was good - friendly and polite. The dining ambience here was nice enough for a non-airconditioned setting.

Aven T.

6 months ago

Had a great brunch at Lai Kee Pau and Dim Sum! They have a large selection of dimsum and even steamed unagi, at affordable prices. They also accepts CDC vouchers! We got a number of them to try and the lady serving us was humourous and friendly. Definitely worth revisiting.

Jinghorjiak

7 months ago

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.

Eugene Ho

7 months ago

Found the Tim sum tasty. Fish porridge had decent amount of fish. Siew Mai was decently sized. Overall worth a return when around the area.

Chia Zhenli

8 months ago

Always come here for quick dim sum fix. Their handmade noodle has black fungus and mani vegs. Nice broth. Not thirsty after eating. Like their pau and siew mai!

Yen Trinh

a year ago

I always thought affordable neighborhood dim sum places don't exist anymore, and then I stumbled upon Lai Kee. It's a small dim sum place (restaurant would be too grand a word) in Toh Yi HDB estate. The space is tight but tidy, and I admire them for providing such an extensive menu of dim sum items, noodles and drinks at such affordable prices while not being inside a hot crowded food court. Service was prompt and friendly. I thoroughly enjoyed the meal. Is this the best dim sum I've tried in my life? Clearly no! But for the price I paid and the neighborhood vibes (you see aunties catching up with friends, uncles reading Straits Times), I will gladly be back again.