Dough Culture (Waterway Point) at Waterway Point
Location: 83 Punggol Central, #01-K5 Waterway Point, Singapore 828761
Floor 1 · Waterway Point
Chinese handmade noodles and dumplings, freshly pulled and crafted from scratch daily.
Chinese handmade noodles and dumplings, freshly pulled and crafted from scratch daily.
Dough Culture at Waterway Point champions the art of Chinese handmade noodles and dumplings, serving freshly pulled noodles and plump dumplings crafted from scratch each day. The menu features signature noodle bowls, pan-fried dumplings, and savoury soups, with offers takeaway available at this outlet.It is a go-to spot for diners seeking honest, comforting Chinese fare made with care.
Visit Dough Culture for a satisfying bowl that celebrates the time-honoured craft of hand-pulled dough.
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Overall Rating
Based on 90 Google reviews
Negative Reviews
Taufik Zahirah
Food delivery not recommended. Disappointed with: The packaging was poor and the food arrived cold. The delivery was also late.
Chiaseed
waited for 5min+ for a youtiao, then the lady working the counter told me and the guy in front that it would take 30 more mins for the youtiao to be ready. 35 minutes later, I went back, only for the same lady as before to tell me "another …
Terence Tan
Just bought fried banana, tapioca cake n you tiao… I ate the you tiao… but the you tiao taste funny… totally different from previous time I ate….
Positive Reviews
Scott
We like the youtiao from this outlet compared to those from the surrounding coffee shops etc. The old auntie is really nice and patient. She always pack our purchases nicely in the plastic bag. There’s only once a young lady that served us, …
Oxrystalo Ong
I recently had the pleasure of revisiting Dough Culture at Waterway Point after its reopening from renovation. As I made my way back to the office from a meeting, I couldn't resist stopping by to indulge in some of their delectable treats. …
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Dough Culture (Waterway Point)
Dough Culture
A person stands in front of a bakery storefront. The storefront has a large illuminated sign that reads "DOUGH CULTURE Est. 1994". Below the sign are two digital menu screens. The left screen displays "Desserts" with "You Tieu Rojak" for $3.00 and "Tou Suam wil Cut You Tiao" for $2.20. The right screen advertises "Coffee Bun" for $1.40 per piece. A display case filled with baked goods is visible behind a glass window. To the left of the main sign, there are Chinese characters that also appear to be the name of the establishment.
Dough Culture
A storefront for a bakery called Dough Culture, featuring a display case filled with baked goods. The sign above the entrance reads "Dough Culture Since 1994" with wheat imagery. There is also a vertical sign with Chinese characters to the left of the entrance. The display case is decorated with a wheat pattern.
Dough Culture
A bakery storefront with a sign that reads "Dough Culture Since 1994". There are displays of baked goods and a staff member behind the counter. The shop has a rustic wooden facade with wheat imagery.
Dough Culture
A food stall with a prominent "DOUGH CULTURE" sign and Chinese characters above. The stall displays various baked goods in a glass case. A digital menu board shows images of food and drinks. To the right, another stall has "WOK" signage.
Dough Culture
A storefront for a bakery called Dough Culture, with a sign above the counter. There are several customers in line. The counter displays various baked goods.
Dough Culture
A storefront for Dough Culture, a bakery. The shop has a bright sign with the name and "Est. 1994". Below the sign is a digital menu displaying food items and prices. Two customers are standing in front of the counter, and a display case shows various baked goods. To the left of the shop is signage with Chinese characters.
Dough Culture
A queue of people stand outside a bakery with a sign that reads "Dough Culture Since 1994". The bakery displays images of food items and has a counter with baked goods. There is also a vertical sign with Chinese characters.
Dough Culture
A bakery storefront with a sign that reads "Dough Culture Since 1994". The display case is filled with various baked goods, and there are pictures of food items above the counter. A staff member is visible behind the counter.
Box of Fried Dough Items
A white cardboard box filled with various fried dough items, including what appear to be youtiao pieces, small fried balls, and some triangular fried pastries. The box has branding that reads "DOUGH CULTURE" and "Home to Asia's Best Youtiao". A website address and a vegetarian symbol are also visible. The box is placed on a woven mat.
Three golden-brown pastries on a wooden plate
Three round, golden-brown pastries are arranged on a dark wooden oval plate. The pastries appear to have a crumbly, textured topping. The plate is set on a wooden surface, and a dark green cloth is visible to the right. The background is a rustic wooden texture.
Samosas on a Plate
A white rectangular plate holds six golden-brown, triangular samosas. The plate is set on a rustic wooden surface, with a burlap cloth visible on the right side. The samosas appear to be fried and have a crispy texture.
Sesame Balls
Four golden-brown, round pastries coated in sesame seeds are arranged in a woven bamboo tray. The tray is placed on a rustic wooden surface, with a striped cloth visible in the foreground.
Fried Pastries
Four golden-brown fried pastries are arranged on a white square plate. The pastries have a crimped edge and appear to be filled. The plate is set on a rustic wooden surface, with a textured brown cloth and a few stalks of wheat as decoration.
Fried Bananas
A black wire basket filled with several pieces of golden-brown, crispy fried bananas, lined with a light gray cloth napkin. The basket sits on a rustic wooden surface. In the upper right corner, a small bunch of ripe yellow bananas is visible.
Fried Snacks in a Basket
A close-up shot of several golden-brown, deep-fried snacks, possibly pakoras or fritters, arranged in a woven basket lined with white paper. The snacks have a textured, irregular surface. The basket has dark, looped handles. The background is a textured, neutral surface, possibly wood or burlap.
Sesame Seed Fried Dough
A close-up shot of several golden-brown, twisted fried dough pastries generously coated in sesame seeds. They are arranged on a dark wooden cutting board, with a textured burlap cloth visible in the background. The pastries appear to be soft and slightly puffed, with a crispy exterior.
Dough Culture Bowl
A close-up shot of a bowl of food from Dough Culture. The bowl is red and white with the Dough Culture logo and website printed on it. The food inside appears to be pieces of fried dough or pastry coated in a dark, glossy sauce and sprinkled with chopped peanuts. A wooden fork rests to the left of the bowl, and a small dish of chopped peanuts is to the right. The background is a wooden surface.
Fried Fish Slices
Three golden-brown, crispy fried fish slices are arranged on a white rectangular plate. The fish appears to have a light, airy batter. The plate is set on a rustic wooden surface. A burlap sack is visible in the lower right corner.
Fried Turnip Cakes
A white rectangular plate holds six golden-brown, rectangular pieces of fried turnip cake, arranged in a staggered row on a rustic wooden surface. A burlap sack is visible in the lower right corner.
Sesame Flatbreads
Three golden-brown flatbreads generously sprinkled with sesame seeds are arranged on a wooden board. A burlap cloth is draped behind them, adding a rustic texture to the scene. The background features a weathered wooden surface.
Sweet Potato Balls
A close-up shot of sweet potato balls, some served in a pink and white bowl, and others on skewers on a white plate. Whole and sliced sweet potatoes are visible in the background on a wooden stand. The food is arranged on a wooden surface with a light-colored cloth.
Crispy Fried Tofu Skin Snacks
A close-up shot of a bowl filled with golden-brown, crispy fried tofu skin snacks. The snacks are irregular in shape and texture, with visible layers and air pockets. They are arranged in a white bowl, which sits on a wooden surface. A blue cloth is visible to the right of the bowl. The background features a rustic wooden texture.
Fried Banana Balls
A close-up shot of freshly fried banana balls, served in a banana leaf-lined woven basket. One ball is broken open, revealing a soft, yellow interior. Steam rises from the warm dessert. A bunch of ripe bananas is visible in the background, along with a blurred window and tropical leaves.
Fried Cutlets
A stack of golden-brown fried cutlets with a purple filling is displayed on a wooden surface. A cartoon character wearing a crown stands behind the cutlets, holding a small white object. The background is a bright yellow with radiating lines.
Green Desserts on a Cooling Rack
Several rectangular, green desserts are arranged on a silver wire cooling rack. The desserts appear to be coated in a light yellow, crumbly topping. The background is a rustic wooden surface with a visible grain.
Fried Dough Sticks
Several golden-brown fried dough sticks are arranged on a wooden board, partially emerging from a burlap sack. Wheat stalks are placed behind the dough sticks, and the entire arrangement rests on a rustic wooden surface.
Sesame Seed Pastries
A close-up shot of several golden-brown, oval-shaped pastries generously coated in sesame seeds. They are arranged in a woven basket lined with a checkered cloth. The pastries appear to be fried and have a slightly puffed texture. The background is a rustic wooden surface.
Sesame Balls
A close-up shot of several golden-brown, round pastries coated in sesame seeds, with one pastry cut open to reveal a dark, dense filling. A small pile of black sesame seeds is visible in the foreground. The pastries are arranged on a dark slate platter against a textured, light yellow background.
Fried Patties on a Wooden Plate
A close-up shot shows five golden-brown, circular patties arranged on a dark wooden plate. The patties appear to be fried, with a textured, slightly crumbly coating. They are placed on a rustic wooden surface, and a piece of burlap fabric is visible on the right side of the plate.
Cinnamon Swirl Pastries
Four golden-brown pastries with a visible cinnamon swirl pattern are arranged on a wooden board. The pastries have a soft, slightly puffed appearance. The board is placed on a rustic wooden surface. A burlap sack is visible in the upper right corner.
Bottle of Water
A clear plastic bottle of water with a white cap sits on a wooden surface. The bottle has a red label with a white circular logo that reads "DOUGH CULTURE" in red text. Below the logo, in smaller text, it says "Est. 1994" and some Chinese characters.
Congee with Dough Fritters
A bowl of congee topped with peanuts, fried dough fritters, and white slices, served with a side of fried dough fritters and a wooden spoon on a wooden table. The bowl has the "DOUGH CULTURE" logo.
Dough Culture Bag
A person's hand with purple glitter nail polish holds a white paper bag with red accents. The bag features the Dough Culture logo, which includes a cartoon character wearing a crown and wheat stalks. The bag also displays social media handles, a website address, and the tagline "Nostalgia in every bite!"
Fried Dough Bites
A close-up shot of several golden-brown, fried dough bites, possibly a dessert or snack, served in white paper packaging. A wooden skewer is visible, piercing one of the bites.
Receipt from Dough Culture
A receipt from Dough Culture, a business established in 1994, located at #01-K5, Waterway Point, 83 Punggol Central, Singapore. The receipt details a purchase made on 15/7/2024 at 4:37 PM. Items purchased include Tau Suan w/ Cut Youtiao, Spring Roll (Veg), Pumpkin Cake, and Yam Cake. The total amount after discount and tax is S$12.60.
Dough Culture Promotions
A display of promotional posters for Dough Culture bakery. The posters advertise "Golden Pillow" bites and "Mala Spring Rolls". One poster offers a "Buy 4 Fried Snacks, Save $1" deal.
Pastry with filling
A hand holds a small, golden-brown pastry with a bite taken out of it, revealing a reddish-brown filling. The pastry is wrapped in white paper. In the background, a person is visible working on a laptop, and a drink in a cup with a straw sits on a patterned tablecloth.
Food and Drinks Display
A display case filled with various food items and bottled drinks. In the foreground, there are stacks of clear plastic containers filled with crispy snacks. Behind these, several bottles of soy milk and drinking water are arranged. A bottle of sauce is visible on the far right. Signs indicate prices for Crispy Soya Skin, Soy Milk, and Drinking Water.
Dough Culture Storefront Advertisement
A white wall with red trim features advertisements for Dough Culture. The wall has images of fried dough products and pastries. The center of the wall displays the Dough Culture logo, the text "Est. 1994", and "REOPENING IN MID JULY 2024". Social media handles and a website are also visible. A QR code is present for more information. Two cartoon characters resembling dough products are on the left side, along with vegetarian and halal certifications.
Snack Shop Interior
A wall with text describing traditional local snacks like Youtiao and Salted Bean Buns. A cartoon character with a large yellow head and a crown is displayed on the right. In the foreground, there is a counter with a laptop, a cash register, and several plastic bags filled with what appear to be baked goods.
Fried Dough Balls
A close-up shot of three fried dough balls, one of which is cut in half, revealing a soft, porous interior with visible pieces of fruit or vegetable. The dough balls are golden brown and appear to be slightly greasy. They are wrapped in pink paper.
Assortment of Fried and Baked Goods
A display case filled with various fried and baked goods, including sweet potato balls on skewers, sesame buns, coffee buns, carrot cake, yam cake, pumpkin cake, red bean buns, salted buns, peanut sesame buns, and yellow bean sesame buns. In the background, a person wearing a red apron and white hat is visible behind the counter.
Fried Snacks
Four golden-brown fried snacks are arranged on a wooden platter. The snacks have a rough, crumbly exterior and appear to be filled with small pieces of meat. A beige cloth is draped to the right of the platter. The background is a rustic wooden surface.
Dough Culture You Tiao Rojak
A container of You Tiao Rojak from Dough Culture is displayed in a food cabinet. The container is red and white with the Dough Culture logo and "Est. 1994". A price tag shows "油条罗惹 $3.00 You Tiao Rojak". The food cabinet contains various fried pastries.
Dough Culture Food Item
A close-up shot shows a piece of fried dough held by a finger in front of a cup with the "Dough Culture" logo. The cup has a white lid and a white plastic spoon resting on top. The logo features the words "DOUGH CULTURE" with a swirl design in the 'O' of DOUGH, and "Est. 1994" below it. The cup is predominantly red and orange with white text and graphics. The background shows a desk with office supplies and plastic bags.
Fried Chicken Bites
A close-up shot of several golden-brown, crispy fried chicken bites nestled in white paper. The texture of the batter is rough and irregular, suggesting a crunchy coating. The lighting highlights the golden hue of the chicken.
Soy Milk Bottles
Two bottles of soy milk with red and white branding. The label features a red 'V' inside a circle and Thai text.
Dough Culture Bag
A close-up of a white paper bag with a red band at the bottom. The bag features branding for "DOUGH CULTURE" with a cartoon character resembling a loaf of bread wearing a crown. The red band includes social media handles (Facebook and Instagram) and a website address (doughculture.com). It also has text in Chinese and English stating "Traditional food, passed down through generations" and "Nostalgia in every bite!". A vegetarian logo and FSC certification are also visible.
Fried Snacks Display
A display of various fried snacks, including rectangular cakes, fried balls on skewers, and other deep-fried items. Labels indicate prices and names such as "Carrot Cake", "Yam Cake", "Pumpkin Cake", "Green Bean Cake", "Sweet Potato Slice", "Curry Puff", "Sweet Potato Ball", and "Golden Corn Ball".
Fried Dough Fritters with Savory Sauce
A close-up shot of fried dough fritters, also known as youtiao, coated in a dark, savory sauce and sprinkled with sesame seeds and chili flakes. The fritters appear to be cut into bite-sized pieces and are served in a white container. A fork is visible, partially submerged in the food, suggesting it is ready to be eaten. The sauce has a glossy sheen and coats the fritters generously.
Dough Culture Promotions
Two promotional signs for Dough Culture. The left sign advertises "Cheers to Great Savings!" with an offer to buy 4 fried snacks and save $0.30. The right sign advertises "Golden Corn Balls" with an offer of 6 for $2.00.
Bowl of food with spoon and drink
A white bowl filled with a light brown, chunky liquid is placed on a tablecloth with a floral and basket pattern. A white spoon rests to the left of the bowl. To the right, a clear plastic cup with a lid is visible.
Fried Snacks and Drinks
A display case filled with various fried snacks and bottles of soy milk. In the foreground, there are stacks of plastic containers filled with crispy fried soya skin. Below, a variety of other fried items are visible. To the right, several bottles of soy milk are arranged, with a price tag indicating "Soy Milk $1.70". A sign for "Crispy Soya Skin" is also visible, priced at $3.00 per box or 2 for $5.00.
Golden Corn Ball Promotion
A promotional image for Golden Corn Balls from Dough Culture. The image features a basket of golden corn balls, corn kernels, and chili slices. Text indicates a special offer: 6 for $2.00. It also includes the brand logo, website, social media handles, and certifications for vegetarian and halal.
Dough Culture Menu
A digital menu board displaying various fritters and bundle deals from Dough Culture. The top of the board features the restaurant's name and establishment year. Below, there are two sections: 'Fritters' with a list of items and prices, and 'Bundle A' and 'Bundle B' which include drinks and food items.
Bowl of food with fried dough
A white bowl filled with a savory broth and pieces of fried dough is placed on a table covered with a patterned tablecloth. A white spoon rests to the left of the bowl. A person's arms and torso are visible in the upper portion of the image. A clear plastic lid is on the table to the right.
Fried Snacks Display
A display case filled with various fried snacks, including fried chicken, spring rolls, sweet potato balls, and youtiao. Labels with names and prices are visible below some of the items.
Dough Culture Bulk Orders Promotion
A promotional display for Dough Culture advertising their bulk order service. The display features images of various fried dough pastries, including long fritters, sesame balls, and crispy crackers, along with a bowl of congee. Text highlights a 5% off offer, "We Accept Bulk Orders," and a minimum purchase of $40. It also indicates that they accept self-pick-up orders and are vegetarian and Halal certified. The brand logo and website are visible.
Fiery Mala Spring Roll Advertisement
A red advertisement poster for "Fiery Mala Spring Rolls" from Dough Culture. The poster displays images of spring rolls, their ingredients (mushroom, black fungus, turnip, glass noodle, carrot), and chili peppers. It also features pricing information: $2.2 per stick (2 pcs) and a special offer of $3.9 for 2 sticks. The poster includes the brand name "DOUGH CULTURE" and its website.
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