Okay, here is a blog post about my dim sum delivery experience in Singapore:
So, the other day, I was really craving some good old dim sum, but I just didn’t feel like going out. You know those days when you just want to stay in your PJs and not deal with crowds? Yeah, it was one of those. So, I thought, why not try getting dim sum delivered? I’d heard a bit about dim sum delivery in Singapore, so I decided to give it a shot.
First, I had to find a place that actually delivered. I did a quick search online and found a few options. One place had free islandwide delivery, which sounded pretty good. I mean, who doesn’t love free delivery, right? I also noticed that some places had dim sum buffets, which is super cool if you’re really hungry or have a big family. But I wasn’t looking for a buffet this time, just a simple dim sum meal for myself.
I ended up choosing a place that had a good variety of dim sum dishes. I went through their menu online, which was super convenient. They had all the classics like har gow, siew mai, char siu bao, and those yummy egg tarts. I put in my order, and the whole process was pretty smooth. They even had different payment options, which is always a plus.
While I was waiting, I remembered reading somewhere that dim sum originated from the Guangdong region in southern China before it became popular in Hong Kong and then all over the world. It’s always nice to know a bit of history about the food you’re eating, right?
- The delivery guy arrived right on time, and the food was still hot, which was great.
- I unpacked everything, and it all looked so delicious.
- I started with the har gow, and it was just perfect – the skin was thin and translucent, and the shrimp inside was juicy and flavorful.
- Next, I tried the siew mai, and it was just as good.
- The char siu bao was fluffy and had a generous amount of savory-sweet filling.
- And of course, I saved the best for last – the egg tarts. They were the perfect ending to the meal, with a flaky crust and a smooth, creamy custard.
One thing I remember from my many experiences is that dim sum is best when shared. When you are alone, make sure you take your time to enjoy every piece. If you are with a group, don’t be that guy who hogs all the food. And always ask if anyone wants the last piece before you take it. Just some basic dim sum etiquette, you know?
Overall Impression
Overall, I was really happy with my dim sum delivery experience. It was so convenient to have it delivered right to my door, and the food was just as good as what you’d get at a restaurant. Plus, I didn’t have to deal with the hassle of going out and finding a table, especially during peak hours. If you’re in Singapore and craving some dim sum, I definitely recommend giving delivery a try. You won’t be disappointed!
This whole experience makes me think that next time I have friends over, I might just order a bunch of dim sum for delivery instead of cooking. It’s a great way to enjoy a meal together without all the fuss of preparing everything yourself.