An unlimited dim sum buffet in Singapore means the baskets keep coming — à-la-carte and made-to-order rather than sitting on a warming line — from about $30 a head at the value pick to $78++ at the hotel weekend brunches. We tracked the current per-head price of the ones worth knowing, checked against each venue's own page, and ranked them by what you pay.
The gap is mostly setting, not format: all three serve their dim sum unlimited and cooked to order, so you're choosing between Peach Garden's price ($30++) and the hotel polish of Hai Tien Lo ($72++) or Man Fu Yuan ($78++). Prices carry “++” (10% service, 9% GST); weekday sittings are cheapest, and a two-person minimum can apply at the hotels.
Ranked by value. Every price is dated, linked to its source, and re-checked monthly.
How we rankOrdered by lowest per-head sitting (usually weekday lunch), service + GST as printed. Each price is quoted verbatim from the source shown and re-checked monthly — when it moves, the date moves. The ◆ MoreBetter Pick marks the best value in a category, never the priciest, and no venue pays to appear or rank.
All 3, cheapest per-head sitting first.
What's the best dim sum buffet in Singapore?+–
For value, Peach Garden (from $30++ weekday) is the cheapest full à-la-carte dim sum buffet — roughly half the hotel brunches for the same unlimited, made-to-order format. For an occasion, Hai Tien Lo ($72++) and Man Fu Yuan ($78++) are the premium picks. Every price here is checked against the venue's own page.
How much is a dim sum buffet in Singapore?+–
Unlimited à-la-carte dim sum runs from $30++ per adult (Peach Garden, weekday) to $72–78++ at the hotel weekend brunches (Hai Tien Lo, Man Fu Yuan). “++” adds 10% service and 9% GST; a minimum of two to dine can apply at the hotels.
What's the cheapest dim sum buffet?+–
Peach Garden, from $30++ on a weekday — the cheapest full à-la-carte dim sum buffet in Singapore, and about half the price of the hotel dim sum brunches for the same unlimited, made-to-order format.
Are these dim sum buffets halal?+–
No — all three serve Cantonese roast meats and are not halal-certified. For a halal spread, see our halal buffet list instead.
Prices are the lowest per-head sitting, service + GST as printed; full tier tables live on each venue's source page or its full review. Every price is checked against the venue's own page, its booking platform, or a dated report — with the source shown on each row so you can check it yourself. Re-checked monthly; last checked 9 August 2026.