Hiong Kee Dumplings

Hiong Kee Dumplings

Chinatown & the CBD


Dumplings at this stall are stuffed full of tasty fillings, hence the line of people raring to get their hands on these tiny bamboo-leaf-wrapped parcels. Try the pork dumpling with mushroom, chestnut and salted egg, and juicy, melt-in-your-mouth pork-belly dumpling.


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