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Indulge in these rice dumpling creations that are perfect for celebrating the Dragon Boat Festival 2025.
Text by: Eris Choo
Shang Palace, Shangri-la Singapore
Shang Palace offers a sumptuous collection of rice dumplings crafted by Executive Chinese Chef Daniel Cheung. New highlights include the Red Fermented Bean Curd Pork Belly and Peanut Dumpling, inspired by the nostalgic…
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