- Judy Tay
Yum Cha Restaurant's Kiasi Baos Fight For Migrant Workers

Credit: Yum Cha Restaurant, reddit user @u/Sidewalk_Sapien
You must be familiar with those cute character buns sold in pasar malams and pop-up food kiosks; but buns wearing masks? This must be a first. Can't say we saw this coming.
But before we go and criticise these buns, let's put it out there that I personally enjoy Yum Cha Restaurant's dim sum and steamed buns, so the Kiasi Baos should be good. On top of that, the sheer comedic effect of these cute fluffy puffs makes for a great conversation starter, in real life or on social media.
Helping our migrant friends
These buns are not just for show, though. The brains behind these cowardly buns is Yum Cha Restaurant, which has been dishing up amazing Chinese dim sum and food for two decades.
Through Kiasi Baos, the restaurant has collaborated with Covid-19 Migrant Support Coalition (CMSC) and pledged all proceeds to further the cause of this charity organisation. This means that the money will go into providing basic necessities to migrant workers living in dormitories across Singapore.
And we all know how badly this pandemic has struck these workers, so kudos to y'all!

Credit: @yumchasg
For more details on the Ray of Hope campaign, visit their page here.
Kiasi Bao
Each Kiasi Bao costs $2.50, a pretty affordable price for character buns.
After all, what's more rewarding is the fact that you will be making a real difference in the lives of these migrant workers.
How's that for a nice meal out, you do-gooder?
Yum Cha Restaurant is conveniently located in Chinatown, and for East-siders - Changi. So visit any of their branches to give these cute buns a try!
Have you tried the Kiasi Baos? What are your thoughts on them? Share it with us on our social media pages!