Fresh prawns, fresh lala clams, fresh squid in a smooth gravy with lightly charred kway teow. Every mouthful is enjoyable. I paid $10 for this plate of Hor Fun. Delightfully surprise in one of the more expensive hawkers in Singapore.

Dined at Takara Grilled Seafood at Newton Food Centre and ordered the fried baby squid (medium), mussels (medium), and a large fried rice for 51 SGD. While the price felt a bit high for a hawker setting, the portions were generous and most of the food was tasty. The mussels, however, had a slightly raw taste. On the positive side, the service was friendly and efficient, and they provided cutlery and serviettes, a thoughtful touch that's quite rare in Singapore hawker stalls. Overall, a unique and satisfying experience.

The best stall so far of the halal stalls I've tried at Newton. Service is good …. The stingray is awesome Cockles I requested big ones, and he delivered the big ones. Tomyam awesome Sambal belacan, OMG !!!!!! HIGHLY RECOMMEND GUYS! Server very friendly also.

Went on a Sunday night, it was past 1130pm but they were still operating. Staff was warm and welcoming. Ordered gong gong, Kang Kong and sting ray costs $36. Affordable price and taste was delicious. Such a satisfying meal. Staff was kind and generous, did not charge for our rice. Highly recommended!

Given the many BBQ seafood stalls here at Newton Food Centre, I feel like they ought to buck up. Honestly the food is very average. It's not bad, but it's not great either. Saving grace is that they open their stall up until quite late into the night, so when we walked in looking for late night supper options, they were one of the only few stalls left open. If there are options, this wouldn't be my choice.