5 Best Dim Sum in Singapore 5-star Hotels

Written by Sarah Ong | September 04, 2025

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If you’re on the hunt for an exceptional dining experience in Singapore, make your way to one of the renowned Cantonese restaurants nestled in a lavish 5-star hotel. Known for serving some of the finest Dim Sum in the Lion City, those restaurant is the perfect spot to treat yourself to an array of delectable delicacies.

Whether you’re visiting for a weekday lunch or a leisurely weekend brunch, a table full of these little beauties is sure to leave you feeling satisfied and delighted. Don’t miss out on the chance to indulge in this culinary extravaganza.

1. Asia Grand Restaurant @ Fairmont Singapore

Image: Siew Luan Tan

Prices

S$40 per pax

Address

252 North Bridge Rd, #03-22B Fairmont Singapore

Phone

+65 6887 0010

Opening hours

Daily 11:30 – 15:00, 18:00 – 22:00

Highlights:

Dim sum dishes at wallet-friendly prices: Asia Grand Restaurant offers a wide selection of traditional dim sum dishes, most of which are priced at $8.80. These little beauties are served with a special appetizer, assorted pickled capsicum and cucumber with fishcakes.
A dim sum place for casual dinners, group events, and business lunches: With large enough seating areas to fit groups of up to 15 people, this is the ideal spot for a business lunch with colleagues, or a casual birthday with family and friends. Call in advance to reserve a table large enough for your group.

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2. Yan Ting Restaurant @ The St. Regis Singapore

Image: Yan Ting Restaurant @ The St. Regis Singapore

Loved for

Luxury dim sum brunch buffet

Prices

From S$138 per pax

Address

29 Tanglin Road, The St. Regis Singapore, Level 1U, Singapore 247911

Phone

+65 6506 6887

Opening hours

Sat & Sun
First seating: 10:30 to 12:30
Second seating: 13:00 to 15:00

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Highlights:

Fancy dim sum: Expect super fine dim sum creations with a fancy touch like Steamed crystal shrimp dumpling with Chinese olive and squid ink, and Steamed pork and shrimp dumpling with black truffle.
All-you-can-eat weekend dim sum brunch with over 80 different dishes: Called dim sum buffet but the food selection goes beyond just dim sum. The huge menu includes a long list of Cantonese favorites where dishes like Wok-baked Boston lobster with XO sauce, double-boiled fish maw soup with black garlic, and Pan-fried Scallops with Corn in Teriyaki Sauce make all diners satisfied.
Endless flow of champagne to go with dim sum: Those who want to enjoy more on that special occasion can spend a bit more ($188 per pax) to have an endless flow of all alcohol and non-alcohol drinks complemented your feast. And of course, champagne is on the drink list.

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3. Hai Tien Lo @ Pan Pacific Singapore

Image: Hai Tien Lo

Prices

Buffet from S$63+ per pax
A la cart from S$7-S$12 per dish

Address

7 Raffles Boulevard, #03-00 Pan Pacific Hotel, Singapore 039595

Phone

+65 6826 8240

Opening hours

Mon to Fri lunch: 11:30 - 14:30
Sat & Sun brunch: 11:30 - 14:30

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Highlights:

Weekend and weekday brunch menus: Another place in town to enjoy a dim sum buffet any day of the week. Priced at $63++ on weekdays, their lunch buffet offers over 18 options of classic dim sum and Hai Tien Lo’s signatures with Chilled Homemade Beancurd with Bird’s Nest among the favorites. More extensive and value for money, the weekend brunch menu showcases more than 60 food items at the price of $72++.
Fusion of old and new Cantonese favorites: Hai Tien Lo is well-loved for its menu of traditional recipes with a modern-day contemporary twist. The restaurant’s favorites are included in their weekend dim sum brunch menu for diners to enjoy.
Highly-rated service at an award-winning setting: Claiming a spot as Singapore’s Top Restaurant three years in a row, Hai Tien Lo takes pride in their flawless service, and effortlessly refreshing cuisine coupled with a gorgeous setting to complete the experience.

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4. Man Fu Yuan @ InterContinental Singapore

Image: Man Fu Yuan @ InterContinental Singapore

Loved for

Dim sum with Italian Prosecco

Prices

S$73++ per pax

Address

80 Middle Road, Singapore 188966

Phone

+65 6825 1008

Opening hours

Weekends & PHs: 11:30 - 13:00 (First seating), 13:30 - 15:00 (Second seating)

Website

Man Fu Yuan

Highlights:

Over 40 dim sum dishes ranging from savory to sweet: The dim sum buffet menu at Man Fu Yuan is extensive, offering an eclectic range of classic and modern Chinese snack dishes. In addition to fried/baked and steamed dim sum, the menu also includes appetizers and mains, making it a complete brunch or lunch buffet.
Unlimited prosecco for 90 minutes at a charge: At an additional charge of $38.80 per person, Man Fu Yuan offers unlimited bubbly Prosecco for 90 minutes, which complements the dim sum flavors and enhances the overall dining experience.
Top-notch service with spot-on recommendations: The service at this restaurant is excellent, with well-trained staff who work efficiently and courteously. The servers are attentive and will keep topping up your tea. Additionally, the staff provides recommendations for anyone trying dim sum for the first time, catering to individual preferences

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5. Summer Palace Restaurant @ Conrad Singapore Orchard

Image: Summer Palace

Prices

S$75 per pax

Address

1 Cuscaden Rd, Level 3, Singapore 249715

Phone

+65 6725 3288

Opening hours

Mon to Fri 12:00 to 14:30
Sats, Suns & PHs 11:30 to 14:30

Promotion

Get 10% off with Summer Palace's dining voucher

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Highlights:

Seasonally created eclectic dim sum variations: Besides the classic dim sum available for daily lunch, there are new dim sum variations created every season to keep things exciting. Tying in fresh seasonal ingredients and new bold flavors, the dim sum will never disappoint.
Wallet-friendly dim sum brunch: Come with a group of at least 4 diners and enjoy the exceptional quality dim sum along with the restaurant’s most-loved dishes like Suckling Pig, Roasted Duck, and Honey-barbecued Pork at $75 per pax. The food selection is not as wide as it is at other dim sum brunches in town, but the beautiful taste and wallet-friendly price are more than enough to make up for the space.
Michelin-star restaurant for a world-class dining experience: Highly acclaimed by global food critics, Summer Palace restaurant easily takes a spot on this list as one of the most recognized Chinese restaurants in Singapore. Savor the tantalizing award-winning dishes in an eye-opening setting that will leave you hungry for more.

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