taste paradise has some great desserts, be sure to try the aloe vera one! service is pretty good and staff are courteous. good chinese food and this place is popular on weekends so it's probably better to make a reservation first!

Taste paradise is popular, with a huge mass of people waiting for tables at weekends. Don't be put off however, as our 30min wait was in reality only 10mins max. The setting is not what you'd expect inside, and it certainly doesn't feel like you're in a shopping centre, which is a plus-point. Service is efficient and friendly, and there's... More

Horrible experience at Taste Paradise Orchard Last Wednesday (October 19) I arranged for a company dinner at Taste of Paradise. We were a group of 20 consisting of visitors from the US, UK, multiple countries and locals. We ordered an elaborate set meal with wine to along with our meal. Horrible part is this – one guy got served a... More

We ordered sharkfin, beef with foei gras, lobster, and vegetable. Everything was great till the bill came. They charged too expensive for one lobster.

Went for lunch with my wife and two family members. The food and service were great. As it was our first time, the waitress was helpful in helping us with the menu. The oven-baked cod fish was exceptionally tasty. The Peking duck is only mediocre. Overall, everything was satisfying, except that the meal is expensive. It works out to about... More

We had dinner for 10 pax at the Taste Paradise @ ION. Ambience : Typical deluxe Chinese restuarant. Staff were attentive but more conversant in Cantonese and Chinese than English. Nevertheless they were helpful and responded fast and correctly to all our requests. We ordered a few of their specialties; 1) The signature suckling pig was good, but not extraordinary.... More

We went there yesterday for my wifes birthday. Food was good, staff were charming and friendly. The bill had a few surprises including the cost of the tea!! But it was at ION so we should have been expecting to be slugged. The ambience is marvelous. They could do a bit better on the value proposition but I was impressed... More

On business in Singapore I decided to go to a restaurant in Chinatown. I looked up the location and decided to give taste paradise a go. When I arrived (29th Sept 2010) at 49 mosque street the restaurant is no longer there. There is just a building site in its place. Maybe rennovating but I think gone for good.

While I did notice that their regular menu price seemed to be a bit pricey even by Singapore standards, I went in for the dim sum menu on a Saturday afternoon. Some of the best dim sum I tried in Singapore, with a good wait staff and every dim sum menu cooked upon ordering and delivered to my table hot... More