After ordering the sliced beef bee hoon, we realised everyone else was ordering their yong tau foo. The sliced beef was served in a clear soup, and the plain bee hoon came in another bowl without any sauce. The standout was the flavour of the beef soup. The bee hoon, though lightly flavoured, was good.

Ever since we were introduced to this corner coffee shop, we are here almost every month. Every time we will eat the beef noodles with a bowl of yong tau foo each. I especially love the noodles. Think they are diced with pork oil. Many customers will dapao the yong tau foo home.

Been eating here for years and finally remembered to snap some photos and leave a review. Bouncy juicy meatballs, springy noodles, lovely handmade YTF, flavorful abacus seeds, chewy soon kuehs and and the chilli sauce ties everything together beautifully. All served by a friendly uncle-auntie duo who make the place feel even more welcoming. Great prices too. Super 👍🏽

🍜🥢 Beef House – Syed Alwi Rd, Singapore Quick lunch spot review from Syed Alwi Road — simple, comforting, and surprisingly refreshing. 🍲 What I Ordered Bowl of Yong Tau Foo Mee (noodles) ✨ Taste Notes Ingredients tasted fresh — especially the stuffed items. Yong tau foo fillings were light and refreshing, not overly salty or heavy. Broth was clean and balanced, making it easy to finish the whole bowl. Mee had good bite and paired well with the soup base. It’s the kind of meal that feels hearty but not overly greasy — satisfying without post-meal food coma. 🪑 Seating & Vibe Indoor seating available Semi-outdoor sidewalk seating if you prefer airflow and street vibes Casual, no-frills setting — very neighbourhood feel 👍 What Stood Out Freshness of ingredients Clean-tasting soup base Good option for a light but filling meal around Little India / Jalan Besar area 🤔 Could Be Better Not a fancy dining environment Best enjoyed for casual meals rather than long sit-down sessions 📌 Verdict If you’re around Syed Alwi Road and craving something comforting and not too heavy, Beef House delivers. Fresh yong tau foo + noodles is a safe and solid pick.

A very comforting bowl of beef balls bee hoon soup @ $5. Satisfying except place not very conducive. Seated along passageway and feeling hot with not even fans. Normally eat here and for drink go nearby Berseh Food Centre and order kaya, eggs and kopi set (@$4) from Tong Heng (#02-65) but they close early.