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331. Yew Kit Hainanese Kitchen Category: Coffee Shops Reviews: 1 reviews
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332. Eunos ( MRT ) Bak Kut Teh

Category: Coffee Shops
Reviews: 1 reviews

"We have a sudden craving for bak kut teh and were driving aimlessly until we saw two groups of workers happily eating at an open space area. When we slowed down, we saw the signboard and one of my colleagues mentioned that this was the original stall at Block 2 coffee shop in front of Eunos mrt. We cannot verify whether this outlet originated from ..." [Read more reviews about Eunos ( MRT ) Bak Kut Teh]

333. Tiong Bahru Hokkien Prawn Mee

Category: Hawker Centres
Reviews: 1 reviews

"Tiong Bahru Hokkien Prawn Mee at Tiong Bahru Market & Food Centre. This stall has a long history, it's signboard reads since 1951, my father was just a mere 1-year-old when this stall started to operate. My favourite is 'mee kia' (the thin yellow noodle) dry with chilli, the noodle are cooked quite nice and all the lean meat, fish cakes, prawns..." [Read more reviews about Tiong Bahru Hokkien Prawn Mee]

334. All Natural Kitchen

Category: Hawker Centres
Reviews: 1 reviews

"Believing that happy food is created using natural ingredients and a pair of happy and dedicated hands – Kenneth, owner aka a happy chef (and a very cute and hunky one as well) saw a market for healthy, natural food for people who want a shift from the American junk food and the greasy Chinese takeaways. Using homemade sauce (look out for the Wh..." [Read more reviews about All Natural Kitchen]

335. Tenya (The Food Place)

Category: Food Courts, Japanese
Reviews: 1 reviews

"People who are close to HFB knows that he is not a big fan of foodcourts. However Tenya – the first tempura bar in a Singapore food court is set to dispel this negative mindset of HFB. Think Yong Tau Foo, where the freshest of seafood and vegetables are laid out for your choice on the counter to be “tempura-ed”. Paired with steaming Japanese..." [Read more reviews about Tenya (The Food Place)]

336. Mixed Vegetable Rice (The Food Mall)

Category: Food Courts
Reviews: 1 reviews

"This is my first time trying this stall, and I ordered 3 dishes with rice-tofu, fish and leafy vegetables.(: The price was pretty reasonable for 2 vegetables and 1 meat dish. Was a little disappointed with the white rice as there was quite a lot of moisture rice that were lumped together. I felt that the vegetables and the tofu was average. What I..." [Read more reviews about Mixed Vegetable Rice (The Food Mall)]

337. Food Emporium (Clifford Centre)

Category: Food Courts
Reviews: 1 reviews

"I was surprised the good old food court at Clifford Center had became such a chic place. The Food Emporium, another project by the NTUC Food Fare, bringing us quality and affordable food with special discounts when you are a NTUC member. Its renovated very beautifully with a clean feel to it. Nothing fanciful, just full of natural vegetation (ar..." [Read more reviews about Food Emporium (Clifford Centre)]

338. Tong Kay Category: Chinese (Traditional), Coffee Shops, Seafood Reviews: 1 reviews
"Hi This is Benson the stall owner. 1st time on yebber. If any of the member has tried my food, please leave your comment. For those who have yet to try my food, hurry down and you will not be disappointed...." [Read more reviews about Tong Kay]

339. Mr Avocado Category: Hawker Centres Reviews: 1 reviews
"I know what you are thinking of when i mentioned hawker centre stalls, plain, boring, unfanciful, the run-of-the-mill look! But recently food lovers are spoil with more options as more food & beverage owners look to “attack” the heartlands, the place where you and I grew up in. Botak Jones, Cilantro are some of the better-known names to “..." [Read more reviews about Mr Avocado]

340. Aston Express (Sixth Avenue) Category: Coffee Shops Reviews: 1 reviews
"I read on the Sunday Times that Fish & Co is coming out with Fish & Co Express, and I must admit the revelation of the news hit me. Much as I don’t like Fish & Co (too commercialise), they are still a restaurant to me. But with the idea of having fast-food associating together with them, I will definitely think twice before d..." [Read more reviews about Aston Express (Sixth Avenue)]