We recently had the pleasure of dining at Evertop Family Restaurant in Joo Chiat, and I must say, their Pipa Duck was truly exceptional - the best I've had in Singapore! The restaurant's efficient staff and fast service ensured a seamless experience, while the air-conditioned room provided a comfortable setting. But what really stole the show was their Boneless Chicken Feet in Thai Sauce, which I ordered on a whim. It turned out to be an inspired decision, as the dish was absolutely delicious! Overall, I highly recommend Evertop Family Restaurant for its outstanding food and service.

Value for money. Roast chicken n duck, nice. The best is the thai style chicken feet. Food comparable to the other eateries run by famous celebrities somewhere near town. The place was quite noisy due to boisterous group. Shop nothing fancy. Just a typical makan shop.

Came here because of the good reviews but when I ordered their 1 pax chicken set. The meat and even veggies and so pathetic. Veggie were quartered from the original size and meats were flat and thin. For 9.50$. Won't be back again. Sorry

The service was fast and efficient. Food comes in few minutes after we ordered. We ordered set for 4 people and it comes with kangkong which is not too spicy, clear soup with seafood, hotplate tofu and prawn and sweet and sour fried chicken with vege. All very tasty. We ordered extra dishes, roasted duck and fried squid. The only con was that the place look a little rundown. It was crowded when we were there. The place was difficult to get carpark since it's near shopping area and private housing.

I think Evertop is quite an underrated halal restaurant. I've dined in twice and packed to go thrice or four times. Their staff, have all been very friendly, helpful, attentive and obliging on all my visits. So far, I've had their chicken rice, duck rice, sin chew bee Hoon, lemon chicken rice, roast chicken noodles and bbq chicken wanton noodles. I find that their wanton noodles are much better than Cahaya's ( portion and taste wise) Everything was pretty good, really. I remember there was a strong wok hei on the sin chew bee Hoon. The entire packet of it (I ordered for a large) was gone in five minutes between three people. I would assume they get crowded at the usual mealtimes. They're not exactly unknown amongst the Muslim community here. Btw, if the service team did well for your table, leave them a reasonable tip for the effort. PS: There's no GST on your bill. I reckon this is a great place to host group meals. They have their tables set up that way.