Tasty and varied fresh seafood, which can you ordered from the aquarium. Prices per kilo. Very friendly and helpful staff! Please note - the restaurant is visited by many people, and this is also the quality score!

Last week eat at this restaurant, quality of thr food was good only the service was pour, at a hawkercenter u get beter service.. Had to wait for more then an 45 minfor the second dish, and we orders 3 times drinks but disnt get any.. So dont go here for business ore dates ore anything because u wont make... More

When you arrive, this place looks like it is 'food for the masses' as it is quite big and the decor not that impressive. However, once you sit down, the service is very good and the food is excellent. The staff are very cheery and value your custom.

First, I will say that the famous chili crab was delicious. No question about that. The price is not listed in the menu. We ordered one chili crab, very normally sized, to split for 2 people, 4 beers & 2 bowls of rice. Our bill was S$97 (the crab was S$65). We thought, pretty expensive, but very delicious. Wouldn't you... More

I stopped by this place for dinner with a co-worker and ordered chili crab. The service was not good, it took forever to ask for anything and actually get it- forget about it. The crab was delicious but come prepared to get dirty, you can ask for plastic gloves, it really helped me. We ordered dessert and it was not... More

Good beer, good food, good ambient, nice staff. Resonably priced!

Chilly crabs is a must to if you visit Singapore and Long Beach is the place to go if you can afford it. Superb sea food. Live fish and crabs are available to pick. Would be a not crowded during the weekend. Recommends to experience. All kind of sea food available. Largest crabs that I have ever seen.

Nice chili crab, more sour flavoured than other restaurants. They are famous for black pepper crab though

Wonderful taste of Singapore seafood. Nice place to go for dinner, without the need to dress up. In fact dress down and wear something dark (so that if you dirty your clothes no one will notice)