Visited BK Eating House and tried their handmade fish wanton noodles. There is a large open-air carpark conveniently located across the road, making parking relatively easy. We arrived around 11am and there was no wait time. We opted to upgrade the noodles to mian xian for an additional cost. The sauce packed quite a vinegary punch, so if you’re a fan of vinegar-forward flavours, you’ll likely enjoy this. The ingredients were the highlight of the meal. The fishballs had a wonderfully chewy and bouncy texture, the handmade fish wantons were generously filled and flavourful, and the fishcake had a satisfying bite to it. Overall, a good bowl of fish wanton noodles with quality ingredients, especially for those who enjoy a tangy vinegar-based sauce.

came for one thing and one thing only, the bcm!! first discovered it on a drunk night and the bcm was so such a delight especially the soup, i never forget it. i went back again 2 days later, sober to have it again. uncle os super friendly, always gives me extra soup. good thing is they open till late, so if u’re having a night out ots good to pop by and it will hit u in all the right ways possible (:

I tried Eat Bar's hokkien mee and lala scallops soup rice. Both also nice with lots of ingredients and big portion. Hokkien mee: Nicer than other places, not too salty, the mee not too soft. A lot of lard. Love it! So for it's best in Sg for me. Lala rice: Lots of lala and scallops. <3

Visited twice and had the same issue both times. The first time, I asked a waiter if I could pay by PayNow before ordering an iced coffee, and he said yes. However, when I went to pay, the staff told me that only PayWave was accepted. The second time, the staff immediately asked me to pay by PayWave without even asking for my payment method. I explained that I could only use PayNow, but they kept insisting on PayWave. In the end, they took out a hidden PayNow QR code from a drawer and accepted my payment. Very strange experience. If PayNow is available, I don't understand why customers are repeatedly told that only PayWave is accepted.

Felt like having hokkien mee and was in the area so decided to come here. Cost for a large serving is 8.90$ which is definitely not cheap but at least it is quite a good amount of food. Taste is p good overall but wouldn't mind more wok hei and a lil more lard. Still it's quite nice overall!