Yuen Kee Dumpling — shrimp + corn + pork dumplings noodle soup set ($11.80)!
Yuen Kee Dumpling (袁記) Fortune Centre — shrimp + corn + pork dumplings noodle soup with broccoli side and iced tea. $11.80 set.
Lunch at Yuen Kee Dumpling (袁記) Fortune Centre — back for the shrimp + corn + pork dumplings noodle soup set at $11.80. The premium filling on the clear-broth base. 😋
What was on the tray ($11.80 set):
- Main bowl (Yuen Kee branded) — clear pork-superior broth with:
- 6-7 shrimp + corn + pork dumplings — translucent wrappers showing pink shrimp + yellow corn + pink pork filling through.
- Thin egg noodles at the base.
- Romaine lettuce / leafy greens tucked around the edges.
- Stir-fried broccoli side dish (top plate) — branded 中国鲜饺 (China Fresh Dumplings) — broccoli stir-fried in dark soya, topped with fried shallots/garlic.
- Iced tea in plastic cup with yellow straw (top right).
This is the set lunch upgrade from Yuen Kee — same dumplings + noodle soup format as the previous chives-pork version ($6.80), but with:
- Premium filling (shrimp + corn + pork vs chives + pork)
- Side dish (stir-fried broccoli)
- Drink (iced tea)
- = total $11.80 set vs $6.80 a la carte
The shrimp + corn + pork dumpling filling is the Cantonese-modern remix:
- Minced pork = the savoury base
- Whole shrimp piece = the textural-seafood pop (visible as the pink chunk)
- Sweet corn kernels = the unexpected sweetness + visual yellow flecks
- Light seasoning (ginger + sesame oil + soya) — doesn’t overpower the corn-sweet
Different from the chives-pork (which has the strong chive aroma) — this filling is sweeter + lighter, more appealing to general palates including kids.
Broccoli side = the proper Chinese-Cantonese vegetable treatment — stir-fried in dark soya + topped with fried shallots/garlic crumbs. Adds the green nutrient component + textural finisher.
Iced tea = the standard Chinese restaurant set drink — chrysanthemum or barley tea.
The bowl border has the chain’s brag print: “安吃掉100000000颗!” (Eaten 100,000,000 dumplings!) — chain marketing claim.
At $11.80 set vs $6.80 single bowl = adding $5 for the broccoli side + iced tea = decent set-meal markup. Works for a fuller lunch vs a snack-sized noodle bowl.
Total: $11.80.
Overall: 4.2 / 5. Shrimp-corn-pork filling was the sweeter alternative to chives-pork, broccoli side did the veg duty, iced tea closed the set. Yuen Kee set-lunch worth the upgrade when hungry. 😋👍🏼