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Crystal Jade’s Xiao Long Bao Buffet is perfect for my younger sister, who would happily eat xiao long bao for every meal every day if our mama allowed her to do so. I know a lot of us share similar sentiments, so if you’re a die-hard fan of these soup-filled, steamed pork dumplings, then you might want to take notes.
This limited-time promotion by Crystal Jade Bugis Junction promises all the original flavoured xiao long bao dumplings you can eat within 90 minutes, and runs all day—until 30 November 2021, that is. From Monday to Thursday, the buffet will cost S$32.80 per adult, and S$22.80 per child. On Fridays and weekends, the buffet will cost S$36.80 per adult, and S$26.80 per child.
And if this isn’t enough to convince you (though I don’t know why it would be so), every diner will get one bowl of La Mian and one appetiser per table as part of the promotion.
The options for La Mian included in this promotion are Signature Szechuan Dan Dan La Mian (S$11.80 a la carte), La Mian with Szechuan Hot and Sour Soup (S$10.80 a la carte), La Mian with Scallion Oil (S$7.80 a la carte), La Mian with Minced Meat and Mushroom in Spicy Sauce (S$10.80 a la carte), and La Mian with Minced Pork & Vegetable Wanton (S$10.80 a la carte).
The Xiao Long Bao buffet also includes an appetiser that’s perfect for sharing. Pick between these three options—Chilled Black Fungus & Lily Bulb tossed with Aged Vinegar (S$8.80 a la carte), Sauteed Japanese Cucumber with Minced Meat & Dried Chilli (S$13.80 a la carte), and Chilled Beancurd with Century Egg & Pork Floss (S$8.30 a la carte).
Dig out your best pair of elastic-waist pants, and make a trip down to Bugis Junction with your fellow xiao long bao buddy—and who knows? Maybe you’ll see me there too.
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