Jia Ji Mei Shi
Jia Ji Mei Shi is a chinese restaurant Chinatown Singapore located in Singapore.
#02-166 Chinatown Complex Market (Blk 335 Smith St) 052335 Singapore
| Reservations | No |
| Credit Cards | No |
| Outdoor Seating | Yes |
| Menus | Breakfast, Brunch, Lunch |
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Delicious Soft Food: Yam Cake +Chee Cheong Fun with fragrant sesame sauce & generous portion of chilli & sweet sauce @$2. This version is softer & more appetizing than usual ones found at coffee shops
Spot selling a variety of breakfast fare . Porridge , yusheng (sliced raw fish ), yam cake , chee cheong fun , soon kueh, glutinous rice , fried bee hoon , rice dumplings (zhang). Opens early 5am!
Love the chee cheong fun here among all the offerings - right softness, umami taste with the fish sauce , sweet sauce + sesame seeds as toppings.
Fried bee hoon . Old-school taste & aroma; got bite. Depending on what sides you pick, cost adds up. This plate with fried egg & tofu $3.30
Love the plain cheong fun and yusheng (marinated raw fish ) here. Treat it like a snack or proper meal, both great!
Yam cake ($3.50). Looks untidy, but I was able to bite into some yam bits
Century egg porridge with minced pork ($3.50). Yummy!
Old school food at affordable prices .
Good food for a nice bite to fill the empty spaces between meals.
Make sure u try the peanut cuttlefish porridge and chee cheong fun ! Delicious...
Just order anything.
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Tired of Heineken and Tiger? Come here for craft beer on taps in a hawker centre. Plenty of options to choose from and a very local Singaporean experience! - Ting
Must visit for beer lovers - some of the best beer selection in Singapore, for very affordable prices. (paid less for a Rochefort here than in Paris!) - Edna
One of the best Claypot rice but can be quite a wait during dinner time! - Declan Leow
Hands down though the meat roll was the best item - crispy, flavourful with a nice spice mix & meaty taste. - Gabriel Seah
The fried chicken wings is a must try. It was juicy, tasty and crispy. Helps that it’s always fresh out of wok because of it’s popularity. - L
Go for the Teochew porridge with mixed platter of braised items (duck, pork belly, pig skin, tofupok, white tofu, and egg). The fried pork is also yummy with a good crunch outside, but moist inside. - William Ng
Should try out the LE(乐) Home Made Macha at #02-148. it's the best of the best!!! - Daniel Thor
Love their teh and kopi here. Always such a bold flavour to their drinks. - Elizabeth Lee
Category Dining and Drinking » Restaurant » Asian Restaurant » Chinese Restaurant
Place Singapore » Chinatown