LONGJING: Why this restaurant is going viral

If you're curious about Longjing's menu at Suntec, here’s what stood out for me and might be helpful for fellow diners: The menu offers a good range of Zhejiang specialty dishes with prices that feel reasonable, considering the quality and Michelin-starred collaboration. I found the Vermicelli Wrapped Shrimps a surprising highlight—silky vermicelli encasing flavorful shrimp, truly bursting with taste. The Dongpo Ribs were another savory delight that paired excellently with plain rice. For drinks, the Kale Lemon Tea was refreshing and not overly sweet, a nice balance to the richly flavored dishes. The Rice in Shrimp Soup (Paofan) is perfect for sharing with a group, reminding me of comfort food that fills the senses. While the dessert, Ice Cream Leafing Pagoda, looked visually stunning and photo-worthy, it was just average taste-wise and a bit firmer than I expected. Worth trying if you’re after something light to finish your meal. One thing I appreciated was the beautiful, poetic ambiance inspired by West Lake in Hangzhou, which really transports you. The live Guzheng performances and classical dances add a cultural touch that makes dining here more than just a meal—it's an experience. If you plan to visit, check out their current opening discounts (up to 34% off) and consider making a reservation online as the place is gaining popularity quickly. Located conveniently next to H&M and Uniqlo in Suntec City Mall, it’s easy to find and perfect for groups or family outings. Overall, Longjing showcases authentic Zhejiang flavors beautifully, making it a must-visit for lovers of Chinese regional cuisine in Singapore.