The ONE Fusion Cuisine
$$ • Chinese, Vegan, VegetarianAbout The ONE Fusion Cuisine
Customers' Favorites
black steamed molten yolk bun 竹炭黑金流沙包
Steamed Pork & Veggie Dumpling Chiu Chow Style
Stir Fried Double Lobster in King Soya Sauce
steamed soup dumplings 御錦藏龍灌湯餃
Baked Chicken Shape Pastry w Lotus Paste
the one fried rice 聚龙轩招牌炒饭
Stir Fried Chinese Broccoli with Garlic
Steamed Fish Head with Chinese Herbs
steamed siu mai 摇曳黄袍烧卖皇
Stir Fried Chinese Broccoli Garlic
The ONE Fusion Cuisine Reviews
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the Tim sum is very good. better than many tim sum in Singapore. very crowded, waited for an hour for a table. highly recommended.
Reasonably priced, great portions, good service - fast, efficient
Excellent dimsum, but be prepared for very long wait to get a table and further waiting ( half an hour) for certain dishes to be served.
Everything was done well with an extra amount of subtle flavor. A little pricier than other spots but the large serving sizes more than make up for it.
Don't sleep on the Cha Siu BBQ Pork which is top 3 in the city
The only thing that I wouldn't recommend is the chicken ginger mushroom thing? Came out dry.
Everything was done well with an extra amount of subtle flavor. A little pricier than other spots but the large serving sizes more than make up for it.
Don't sleep on the Cha Siu BBQ Pork which is top 3 in the city
The only thing that I wouldn't recommend is the chicken ginger mushroom thing? Came out dry.
Hours
| Monday | 9AM - 10PM |
| Tuesday | 9AM - 10PM |
| Wednesday | 9AM - 10PM |
| Thursday | 9AM - 10PM |
| Friday | 9AM - 10PM |
| Saturday | 9AM - 10PM |
| Sunday | 9AM - 10PM |
The ONE Fusion Cuisine offers a lively atmosphere with a large venue filled with people enjoying the bustling environment and delicious food. Known for its dim sum during lunchtime and Chinese dishes at dinner, the restaurant provides a great place for gatherings with friends and family. The dim sum selection features inventive twists on traditional favorites, with portions that are notably large. The service remains good even during busy times, and the prices are fair, typically around $15 - $20 per person, though some find it a little pricier than other spots. The parking lot is extensive, although it can get busy. The restaurant is not ideal for intimate dates but perfect for group outings, offering good vibes and a busy, energetic setting. Arriving early is recommended to avoid long waits, especially on weekends or holidays.
Customers praise the restaurant for serving up super tasty Cantonese food, with the dim sum being fresh and delicious. The staff are friendly, welcoming, helpful and responsive. The design of the restaurant is described as high-end, with even the washrooms being amazing. However, the noise level can be quite high, and there can be very long waits for a table and certain dishes. The menu items, such as the Shao Mai, Haar Gow, Chicken Feet, Big Soup Dumpling, Lava/Phoenix Buns, Hot Oil, Cha Siu BBQ Pork, stir-fried double lobster, steamed bass and bird’s nest soup, have received mixed reviews, with some being standouts and others needing improvement. The large serving sizes, beautiful private room and care with allergies make it a favorite for family gatherings.