Visiting with your dog
Your dog is welcome in the areas described below.
- Where you can go
- Outdoor pet seating reported by independent diners; cat conditions unconfirmed
- A branch-specific diner review explicitly reports the outdoor area as pet-friendly, supported by a separate travel listing. The operator confirms an alfresco area and daily split lunch/dinner service, but does not publish cat-specific permission, an indoor pet policy, size limits or water-bowl provision. Independent coverage is not a direct operator confirmation of those details.
More about the welcome
See the venue information · Updated 2026-09-12
A branch-specific diner review explicitly reports the outdoor area as pet-friendly, supported by a separate travel listing. The operator confirms an alfresco area and daily split lunch/dinner service, but does not publish cat-specific permission, an indoor pet policy, size limits or water-bowl provision. Independent coverage is not a direct operator confirmation of those details.
These details cover bringing your dog. If you need a particular table, room or arrangement, ask the team when you book.
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At a glance
- Address
- 2 Paya Lebar Rd, #01-06/07/08 PLQ Parkside Park Place, Singapore 409053
- Phone
- +65 6530 3548
- Website
- www.xiyan.com.sg/zing-plq
- Price tier
- $$
- Water for dogs
- Not confirmed
- Accepts large dogs
- Not confirmed
Zing by Xi Yan serves contemporary Chinese and Hakka-inspired dishes at #01-06/07/08 PLQ Parkside. An independent diner review reports pet-friendly outdoor seating, and the operator confirms an alfresco area. Contact the branch on 6530 3548 to reserve a dog-suitable table and confirm current conditions. Published service is daily from 11:30am to 3pm, with lunch last orders at 2:30pm, then 5:30pm to 10pm, with dinner last orders at 9:30pm. Plan around the afternoon break rather than assuming an all-day stop. Bring water, keep the dog beside your party and do not treat indoor tables as a pet fallback.
Pet access and visit planning
A branch-specific diner review explicitly reports the outdoor area as pet-friendly, supported by a separate travel listing. The operator confirms an alfresco area and daily split lunch/dinner service, but does not publish cat-specific permission, an indoor pet policy, size limits or water-bowl provision. Independent coverage is not a direct operator confirmation of those details.
Permitted area: Outdoor pet seating reported by independent diners; cat conditions unconfirmed.
Venue source information. Editorial source review: 12 September 2026. Confirm any unresolved entry conditions directly before travelling.
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What people say on Google
Very good first experience at the Zing restaurant. The abacus was really tasty and you can really taste the nice yam flavour. The Zing Superior Fish Soup With Seafood And Crispy Rice was light but flavourful. Absolutely delicious! The Baked Salted Chicken 烤咸鸡 came shredded, was tasty but a little dry. The Okinawa Black Sugar & Walnut Beetroot Tang Yuan In Ginger Soup was a tad sweet. I love the Green Tea Sesame Tang Yuan In Ginger Soup. The sesame paste was so smooth and the ginger soup was at the right consistency. Service staff were very friendly and helpful and the place was not overly packed and the tables are well spaced apart.
Food was great. We had the XO fried rice, the caramelised eggplant, the jackfruit prawns, the French beans and Yong Tau Foo. All good. Maybe the eggplant was maybe a tad sweet, a little contrast with spicy hae bee or fried shallots or just tiny cuts of chilli would have been perfect. The jackfruit prawns were epic. The sauce they came in was divine enough to eat on its own. The jackfruit was a lovely surprise, not overwhelming and complementary to the prawns. There’s a promo on beer, two pints for $12. So the service - we went on a rainy day. I asked to sit inside but all tables were “reserved”. So we sat outside where an awning sheltered us from the pitter patter. When the rain got worse, no one came to ask if we were ok. We shifted the table away from the splashes that came off the inadequate awning to prevent getting more wet. The inside of the restaurant still had unoccupied tables then. We didn’t stay for dessert.
I was attracted by the fact that abacus seeds - a hard to find dish in SG, was available at this restaurant. And it’s not surprising why this family friendly restaurant is popular. The dishes had wok hey - even the super yummy & flavourful fried cabbage dish had it! Abacus seed was not bad - the yam could be more flavourful, but it was helped by the delicious mushroom & meat condiments. The 红油抄手 was plump & juicy. Overall, this is a great value for money place with very good quality food.
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