Kreta Ayer Eastwood

Underwhelmed by the Hokkien Noodles. 4 small prawns, not exactly the freshest prawns either. Asked my Malaysian lunch companion at the table what he thought about this dish, he said this is not Hokkien Noodles. You can probably achieve a better result with “KanTong Hokkien Noodle Sauce” at home. So it is a pretty disappointing dish.Chicken Laksa was much better. Lots of ingredients, tasty and creamy, was a genuine and satisfying dish.Will I return? Probably will be go back for the Laksa, I will not order their Hokkien Noodles again even if it is free.

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Like the service, the food lacked lustre and we don't think it warrants queuing for a table. The "Penang Char Kway Teow" was nothing close to the authentic Penang flavour, and our request for extra chilli (spicy) was mistakenly applied to the Tom Yum Bee Hoon instead. Hainan chicken rice rated average. The dishes were rather sweet.

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Singaporean street food. Wanted something quick and tasty this is a good place in Eastwood. Bit expensive. But really liked the noodle dish. Nasigoreng was ketched up I thought, don't have that authentic taste. Bit pandang chicken and the teh milk was good. Wouldn't mind visiting again but service could be more friendlier.

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I was grumpy that i had to wait nearly an hour to get tables of 8However it is a good decision to wait rather than going elsewhere $140 over 8 people is a good valueI would come back but it would be early dinner not during normal eat time

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able to get a seat and ate with my family ordered seafood fried rice and combination noodle and also try their mouth watering signature dessert give this a go they only accept cash

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