Let's check this out! Yum Cha is bringing Chinese traditions beyond the dining table with Mahjong Social Fridays, Dim Sum Catering, and a Workplace Campaign, combining good food, social fun and a touch of nostalgia in a lively setting.
The mahjong-themed setup in this photo definitely sets the mood, with colorful traditional-inspired props, playful signage and plenty of photo opportunities.
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| Yum Cha Mahjong Social Fridays Mahjong-Themed Setup |
Launching on 28 August 2026, Yum Cha’s Mahjong Social Fridays will take place every Friday from 2pm to 6pm at its Chinatown flagship at 20 Trengganu Street. Held in the restaurant’s private room, the sessions welcome both experienced players and beginners, with participants able to register with friends or individually and be matched according to their experience level. Beginners can also pick up the game with guidance from Yum Cha’s staff. Best of all, there are no monetary stakes, making it a relaxed and social way to enjoy a traditional game with friends while soaking in the atmosphere at Yum Cha.
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| Yum Cha Mahjong Social Fridays Table Setup |
Priced at S$38++ per person, the four-hour Mahjong Social Fridays experience includes exclusive use of a mahjong table, a six-piece dim sum set, dessert and freshly brewed Chinese tea. It’s a fuss-free way to gather with friends, enjoy some dim sum and spend an afternoon playing mahjong in a relaxed setting.
Choose between two delicious dim sum sets and enjoy your Mahjong Social Friday with tasty bites, refreshing Chinese tea and good company. Whether you prefer steamed favourites or crispy delights, there’s something to enjoy while you play!
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| Yum Cha Mahjong Social Fridays Dim Sum Sets |
Besides the Social Fridays, Yum Cha is also taking “Dim Sum Beyond the Dining Room”, bringing its handcrafted dim sum experience into homes, workplaces and celebrations across Singapore. Its catering offerings range from mini buffets and full buffet spreads to canapé receptions, while larger celebrations can also enjoy live stations, where chefs prepare dishes freshly on-site and interact more closely with guests.
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| Longevity Theme |
They also feature auspicious classics like the Longevity Buns, or Shou Tao, a traditional Chinese symbol representing longevity, good fortune and blessings. Beautifully crafted in the shape of peaches, these buns make a meaningful addition to birthday celebrations and milestone occasions.
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| Longevity Buns |
From safari-themed children’s birthday parties and intimate 80th birthday celebrations to corporate appreciation events and weddings, Yum Cha’s catering service is designed to suit a wide range of occasions, bringing its signature dim sum experience wherever the celebration takes place.
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| Safari Theme |
The safari-themed setup brings a playful jungle touch to celebrations, with an adorable orangutan adding to the fun atmosphere.
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| Safari Theme |
The safari theme continues with this adorable lion plushie, adding a cute and playful touch to the celebration setup.
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| Safari-Themed Lion Plushie Decoration |
These adorable colourful character-shaped buns would be such a cute and playful addition to a children’s party, adding a fun touch that little ones will love.
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| Cute Character-Shaped Buns for Children’s Party |
The Double Happiness Lotus Seed Bun is a fitting choice for weddings and joyous celebrations, featuring the auspicious “Double Happiness” symbol that represents love, harmony and marital bliss.
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| Double Happiness Lotus Seed Bun |
Yum Cha’s Mini Buffets make celebrations easy and fuss-free, withelections tailored to different occasions. From the Kids Mini Buffet with adorable children’s baos to the Wedding Mini Buffet, Longevity Mini Buffet and Classic Mini Buffet, there’s something for birthdays, weddings, family gatherings and corporate events. I love how the menu adds a touch of tradition while still keeping things convenient, perfect when you want to spend more time enjoying the celebration and less time worrying about the food.
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Mini Buffet
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Yum Cha @ Chinatown
Location: 20 Trengganu Street (off Temple Street), #02-01, Singapore 058479
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