All Local Food In Bukit Batok
Bukit Batok, Singapore
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Lai Kee Handmade Pau
373 Bukit Batok Street 31, Singapore 650373
Overall, the reviews of this place are quite negative. Customers have complained about steep prices, lack of transparency in pricing, unpleasant smells in the food, and poor customer service.
Many have expressed disappointment with their experiences and have stated that they are unlikely to return. The overall atmosphere of the place seems to be disappointing and lacking in quality.
Many have expressed disappointment with their experiences and have stated that they are unlikely to return. The overall atmosphere of the place seems to be disappointing and lacking in quality.
Rating
B+
Lao San Prawn Noodles 老三虾面
279 Bukit Batok East Ave 3, Singapore 650279
Overall, the experience at this prawn noodle stall in Bukit Batok seems to be mixed. Some customers praised the quality of the noodles and soup, while others were disappointed with the portion sizes and service.
Complaints about the use of MSG and lack of ingredients were consistent among negative reviews. However, the value for money and variety of options were positives mentioned by satisfied customers.
The overall consensus seems to be that while the food is decent, there is room for improvement in terms of service and consistency.
Complaints about the use of MSG and lack of ingredients were consistent among negative reviews. However, the value for money and variety of options were positives mentioned by satisfied customers.
The overall consensus seems to be that while the food is decent, there is room for improvement in terms of service and consistency.
Rating
B
Mian Wang 1971 and The Original Kitchen 1971
537 Bukit Batok Street 52, Singapore 650537
Overall, Mian Wang 1971 is considered a hidden gem in the Bt Batok neighborhood, offering flavorful and unique Hokkien Mee dishes with creative toppings such as salted egg calamari, braised pork, and crispy chicken cutlet. The broth is sticky and clings well to the noodles, with a good amount of wok hei and fresh ingredients.
The prices are reasonable, and the portion sizes are decent. The only downside mentioned by some reviewers is the potential greasiness of the dishes, but overall, the experience is highly recommended and worth a visit for those in the area.
The prices are reasonable, and the portion sizes are decent. The only downside mentioned by some reviewers is the potential greasiness of the dishes, but overall, the experience is highly recommended and worth a visit for those in the area.
Rating
A
O2 Cafe
134 Bukit Batok West Ave 6, Singapore 650134
Overall, this place seems to offer a wide variety of tasty halal food stalls in a small neighborhood coffee shop setting. The staff is friendly and helpful, and the prices are affordable.
While some reviewers noted management issues during peak hours and slight changes in food quality over the years, many customers still highly recommend this place for its delicious offerings.
While some reviewers noted management issues during peak hours and slight changes in food quality over the years, many customers still highly recommend this place for its delicious offerings.
Rating
A
Shi Mei Hainanese Chicken Rice
371 Bukit Batok Street 31, #01-326, Singapore 650371
Overall, the place seems to have mixed reviews. While some customers absolutely love the chicken rice, complimenting the silky smooth chicken, fragrant rice, and flavorful sauces, others find it average or disappointing.
Some highlights include the strong flavors, tender meat, and unique dishes like the sesame chicken. However, there are also complaints about dry chicken, inconsistent meat portions, and high prices.
Despite the mixed feedback, the majority of reviewers seem to enjoy the overall dining experience at this place.
Some highlights include the strong flavors, tender meat, and unique dishes like the sesame chicken. However, there are also complaints about dry chicken, inconsistent meat portions, and high prices.
Despite the mixed feedback, the majority of reviewers seem to enjoy the overall dining experience at this place.
Rating
A
Sin Huat Lee Restaurant Singapore
371 Bukit Batok Street 31, #01-326, Singapore 650371
Overall, the place seems to have a mixed reputation with some customers praising the food quality and friendly service, while others have complained about rude staff members. The coffee shop offers a variety of food options, with highlights being the Western stall and Fish n Chips.
The atmosphere is described as vibrant, and the Fried Hokkien Mee is recommended. However, some customers have noted the high prices for certain dishes and the lack of specific Google pin for certain stalls.
The atmosphere is described as vibrant, and the Fried Hokkien Mee is recommended. However, some customers have noted the high prices for certain dishes and the lack of specific Google pin for certain stalls.
Rating
B+
Wan Hao Kopitiam
217 Bukit Batok Street 21, Block 217, Singapore 650217
Overall, this place seems to be a popular coffee shop in Bukit Batok with a variety of food stalls offering international cuisines such as Korean BBQ, Vietnamese food, and HK roast meat. The food quality is good and the prices are competitive.
Some standout dishes include Michael's rojak, the fishball laksa, and the Zi Char dishes. However, the smoking area could be better isolated, and there may be crowds and waiting times during peak meal times.
Some standout dishes include Michael's rojak, the fishball laksa, and the Zi Char dishes. However, the smoking area could be better isolated, and there may be crowds and waiting times during peak meal times.
Rating
B+
