Small eatery with fewer than 15 seats, if I recall correctly. It was a one-man operation when I visited on a Friday evening around 7 pm. Tried it for the first time and ordered the chicken dumplings in collagen soup. The wait was a little long as there was a group of 5–6 diners ahead of me still waiting for their orders. The collagen soup was delicious and comforting — so good that I finished the entire bowl, even though I usually stop myself from drinking all the soup base for health reasons. Now I’m curious if I’ll get thirsty later, which could mean there’s MSG in it. The chicken dumplings were a little bland on their own, but fine when paired with the soup or their thinly sliced ginger. Overall, I’d recommend this as a go-to spot, especially on a rainy day!

Very comfortable warm food, cozy-enough seating. Store is run by one man, so expect 5-10 minutes for your food. Their chili oil dumplings is amazing. The collagen broth is thick, though not so flavourful. Atmosphere of the store is quite cozy cause of its smaller space. There’s about 18 seatings in total. Don’t remember seeing a halal sign, but the store is recommended by The Halal Travel. No pork in the menu either.

Very expensive. Ordered prawn dumping pan fried, 6 pcs. I was shocked by the pathetic size of the dumplings when i collected my order. 6 pcs small dumplings cost you $9.90. Thick skin with little and small prawn inside each dumpling. The size is smaller than a saucer plate. Better spend your money at The famous Hong Kong brand restaurant in the same mall, they are selling their dumpling at the same price with more pieces and bigger prawn. Gyoza from Don donki are bigger, nicer and cheaper than this store

Expensive and very poor quality! Prawn dumplings are soggy, small and not fresh. It’s like bits of flesh with flour. If you’re charging $9.90 for 6 mini dumplings, put some effort and make quality food. The Sze Chuan mushroom dumplings are small and oily. That cost $8.90. Whole meal cost $18.80 and it’s not even filling. Better spend your money at the Japanese restaurant upstairs with a full set bento of rice, fresh fish, soup, salad, steamed egg tofu, etc. Also, food handlers not wearing masks or spit guards! Masks are pulled down on their necks. They are waiting for a warning from SFA.

The taste was very average, the portions were extremely small and look nothing like their displayed pictures. There was only one person working so service was slow. The People’s Park Hawker centre nearby offer much better quality food at a fraction of the price.