Paradise Dynasty Tribute Basket of Love

I was delighted when Paradise Dynasty extended an invitation to try their two new flavoured Xiao Long Bao — a Tribute Basket of Love. The two new nourishing flavours, Dang Gui (当归) and Shi Quan (十全) Xiao Long Bao were specially crafted in celebration of Mother's and Father's Day.

If there is anything that Paradise Dynasty is famous for, it would be their colourful creations and innovative flavours of Xiao Long Bao. I went to the outlet at Vivo City and was greeted by really friendly staff, and they even offer fruit punch or orange juice while waiting to go in. This restaurant was the biggest one I've ever been to! You can also view the romantic skyline of Sentosa from the Vivo outlet.

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Tribute Basket of Love: Dang Gui + Shi Quan (4pcs each)

SGD13.90 ANZ and Paradise Gourmet Rewards Members gets SGD2 off.

According to the waiter, I have to start with Dang Gui before moving on to Shi Quan. This is because Shi Quan helps to improve blood circulation and restores the Qi (气), which is the circulating life force in our body. The difference between Dang Gui and Shi Quan is not just in colour but in taste as well.

Dang Gui has been used for centuries to treat various ailments, and is especially popular in restoring the genealogical health of females. I really love the herbal taste that oozing out of the Xiao Long Bao. The folds of the skin was especially chewy. In fact, I think Paradise Dynasty's Dang Gui is highly comparable to other Michelin-starred restaurants.

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La Mian in Signature Pork Bone Soup served with Deep-Fried Pork Ribs (蒜香排骨拉面)

SGD12.80

I was taken aback by the appearance of the Pork Rib, because it really looked like chicken. The marination of the Pork Rib was very thorough, and I absolutely love the delectable taste when soaking it in with the La Mian!

Every whiff of the pork bone soup made my stomach growl in desperation for a bite! The soup was a delightful one — with all the right spices. Paradise Dynasty was very meticulous in their cooking, right up to the egg: the outer yolk of the egg was a little runny with the rest fully cooked!

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La Mian with Poached Marbled Beef in Szechuan Style (水煮肥牛肉拉面)

SGD13.80

For chilli lovers, you might want to think twice before embarking on this dish. This is because the Szechuan style spiciness is really at a fiery hot level! Even my mum who could eat wasabi and chilli on its own thought that it was very spicy too. However, the beef was very soft and chewy, and it didn't soak up much more of the spiciness! After awhile, the taste sets in and the meal gets more delicious!

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Shredded Potatoes with Capsicum (家乡凉拌土豆丝) 

SGD4.20

The potatoes tasted raw instead of crunchy, and there was a strong sour taste to the appetiser. I believe this was due to some sour dressing, and the ratio of capsicum to potato was 1:5. Paradise Dynasty was very generous with the portion though! Two people could share this together.

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Scrambled Egg White with Fish and Dried Scallop (瑶柱芙蓉赛螃蟹)

SGD12.80

I would highly recommend this dish to everyone. Initially, I asked the waitress if the egg yolk will be very raw as I don't like to eat raw yolks. She said it won't be too raw. However, the yolk came raw and I mixed the yolk with the egg white, fish and dried scallop anyway. Because of the heat from the surrounding dish, the yolk started to get cooked a little more, and I could eat it in the perfect temperature! Each bite had a tangible freshness to it, and I could finish the whole plate on my own!

Paradise Dynasty
Harbourfront Walk, #03-08A,
Singapore 098585
Tel: +65 376 8103

Mon – Fri:11.00am – 10.00pm (Last order 9.30pm)
Sat, Sun & PH: 10.30am – 10.00pm (last order 9.30pm)

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