[New post] Get Halal Collagen Chicken Soup Noodles At This New Dumpling Eatery In Chinatown

Michelle posted: "DumPrince Dumpling House at Chinatown Point We previously visited Kure Menya in Tanjong Pagar and thoroughly enjoyed the rich, collagen chicken broth of the ramen there. If you've missed it since they shuttered, fret not, because they're back as DumPrinc" EatBook.sg - Singapore Food Guide And Review Site Get Halal Collagen Chicken Soup Noodles At This New Dumpling Eatery In Chinatown Michelle Jul 4 DumPrince Dumpling House at Chinatown Point We previously visited Kure Menya in Tanjong Pagar and thoroughly enjoyed the rich, collagen chicken broth of the ramen there. If you've missed it since they shuttered, fret not, because they're back as DumPrince Dumpling House at Chinatown Point! Image credit: @bbjiaksimi Where Kure Menya used to specialise in Japanese-style ramen and more, they've flipped to a new leaf, serving Chinese-style la mian and dumplings instead—albeit served with the same, signature collagen soup. As before, the ingredients used at DumPrice Dumpling House are all halal-certified, although the eatery itself isn't. Image credit: @bbjiaksimi Prices here start from $5.50 for QQ Prawns Noodle Soup with Clear Soup, or $7.50 with Collagen Broth. Other options you can have with the hand-pulled noodles are Chicken Dumplings, Prawn Dumplings, or Meatballs ($6.90/$8.90), all of which are made in-house. If you prefer dry noodles, there's also Zhajiang Noodles, or Sichuan Hot & Sour Dry Noodles, both of which are priced at $6.90. There's also thick bee hoon, should you prefer not to have hand-pulled noodles. 17 Chinatown Food Gems Including Noodles At $1 And A 100cm Food Platter For just $3 more, you can make your bowl of noodles into a set meal, which would come with a choice of Chicken or Prawn Dumplings, or a Mini Chicken Cutlet. Here, you can choose to have your dumplings served boiled, pan-fried, or deep-fried. Complete it with either Iced Lemon Tea, or Honey Lemon. Otherwise, you can get the dumplings a la carte: they're priced at $5.50 for six, and $8.80 for 10, whether you go for prawn or chicken dumplings. Image credit: @thatfoodadv Alternatively, get them in the collagen broth for $7.90 or $10.90, or as Sichuan Spicy Dumplings, AKA hong you chao shou, for $6.50 and $9.90 for six or 10 dumplings respectively. For more Chinatown eats, check out our Chinatown food guide; otherwise join the queue for this famous yong tau foo stall in Chinatown! Address: 133 New Bridge Road, B1-47C, Chinatown Point, Singapore 059413 Opening hours: Daily 11am to 8:30pm Tel: 8886 1066 Website DumPrince Dumpling House is not a halal-certified eatery, but uses halal-certified ingredients Yong Xiang Xing Dou Fu Review: Famous Yong Tau Foo In Chinatown With House-Made Fish Paste Feature image adapted from @bbjiaksimi's post. Unsubscribe to no longer receive posts from EatBook.sg - Singapore Food Guide And Review Site. Change your email settings at manage subscriptions. Trouble clicking? Copy and paste this URL into your browser: https://eatbook.sg/dumprince-dumpling-house/ Powered by Jetpack