See title. Do tell them to go easy on the sauce though, if you're not that fond of sweet stuff.

This restaurant serves authentic traditional hokkien dishes and it has been around for a long time. The restaurant is located in the middle of the business district and very convenient for diners from all parts of singapore. However, if u are driving, you may encounter parking problems with the limited parking space available outside the restaurant. The food wise, traditional... More

The ambience is kitschy, the set of Big Trouble in Little China springs immediately to mind. You walk in to find round tables set for 10 spread all throughout the roomy main dining area and you remain unimpressed; but then again you didn't haggle with the cab driver, wander all over Ang Siang Hill and stride past the main entrance... More

After seeing so many good reviews of this restaurant, I decided to give it a try during my mother-in-law's birthday, we have total 3 tables, ordered all the dishes recomended. The kong ba bao which is my mother-in law's fav turns out tasting blend, she is so dissapointed! The hei zou (wu xiang) is already cold when is served to... More

Have dined here several times and am still not convinced that it is the best Hokkien restaurant like what some of my friends have claimed. Their fried mee sua was excellent. Everything else seemed mediocre. For example, the duck salad dimmed by comparison with the one served at Beng Thin Hoon Kee at OCBC Centre.

My brother ordered their catering for his wedding reception.

What struck me are the Hokkien-style roast chicken served with dipping salt and the 'hei zou' !

This is the place for Hokkien food

Nice place for Hokkien food but pricey