One of our all-time fave spots in Singapore ⤵️ @sweechoon.sg Save this spot if you’re planning a trip to Singapore! Over 60 years of late-night dim sum and still going strong. Locals love it, tourists queue for it, and honestly… we get the hype. Find it at📍183 Jalan Besar, Singapore What we ordered: •Black Sesame Lava Ball – S$3.50 (~£2.05) •Sweet Potato Salted Egg Custard Ball – S$3.80 (~£2.25) •Salted Egg Custard Bun (3 pcs) – S$5.80 (~£3.40) •Milk Tea – S$3.00 (~£1.75) •Swee Choon Big Bao – S$2.50 (~£1.45) •Mango with Pomelo & Sago (chilled dessert) – S$4.80 (~£2.80) •Shanghai Xiao Long Bao (4 pcs) – S$5.90 (~£3.45) ⸻ Total: S$29.30 (~£17.15) Such a good price for a proper feast! 🤤 #singaporeeats #singaporefood #singaporehiddengems #singaporemusteat #visitsingapore #uktraveller #uktravelblogger Where to eat in Singapore | Late-night food Singapore | Best dim sum Singapore | Swee Choon dim sum | Hong Kong milk tea Singapore | Must-try Singapore food | Singapore food guide | Cheap eats Singapore | Budget-friendly food Singapore | Local food spots Singapore | Hidden gems Singapore food |