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126 Dim Sum: Popular Geylang Eatery Since 1985, Opens 24 Hours On Weekends

126 Dim Sum is a popular supper spot in Geylang

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You can name all the best supper options in Singapore, from crispy prata to cheap hotpot, and I’d still pick dim sum in a heartbeat. There’s just something about having a plethora of dishes to choose from and sharing a bit of everything with friends. That’s why 126 Dim Sum, a long-standing eatery in Geylang that’s been around since 1985, recently caught my attention.

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The dim sum eatery has an extensive menu, with the Signature Vermicelli Crab ($28) being one of its most popular items. Served in a huge portion and a whole fresh crab, we think it’s good value for money and best shared at the table.

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There are the classic dim sum picks, too, including Ebiko Siew Mai ($5.30 for three), Pork Rib ($4.80), Fried Prawn Dumpling ($6.20), and Shanghai Soup Dumpling ($6.80 for three).

Speaking of siew mai, there are seven variations here: Abalone Siew Mai ($6.80), Seafood Tom Yam Siew Mai ($4.80), and Chilli Crab Siew Mai ($6.80) are some of the more interesting ones.

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Near the entrance, you’ll find a small display of tarts, available to enjoy fresh when dining in or to take away.

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Take your time to explore the menu, and in case you’re stumped on what to get, consider crowd favourites such as Duck Porridge ($6.80) and Signature Bean Curd with Mango Salad ($7.30). 

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126 Dim Sum stays open late every night, with 24-hour service on weekends. For those taking public transportation, the stall is a 10-minute walk from Aljunied MRT Station.

In related content, read our guide to the best cheap dim sum places. We also have a guide to the best dim sum buffets in Singapore. 

Address: 126 Sims Avenue, Singapore 387449
Opening hours: Mon 12pm to 5:30am, 11am to 12am, Tue-Thurs 11am to 5:30am, Fri 11am to 12am, Sat-Sun 24 hours
Tel: 6746 4757
126 Dim Sum is not a halal-certified eatery.

Feature image adapted from Steve Hogan and Contributions from Cynthia via Google Maps

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