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Yun Huon Eating House

Yun Huon Eating House

Coffee shop

★ 3.9323 reviews
  • 285 Yishun Ave 6, Singapore 760285
  • Today · 5:45 am–10:30 pm
    • Monday: 5:45 am–10:30 pm
    • Tuesday: 5:45 am–10:30 pm
    • Wednesday: 5:45 am–10:30 pm
    • Thursday: 5:45 am–10:30 pm
    • Friday: 5:45 am–10:30 pm
    • Saturday: 5:45 am–10:30 pm
    • Sunday: 5:45 am–10:30 pm

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Christopher S3 months ago
★★★★★

Canteen at industrial estate. Some stores here are really good. This place can be pretty busy at night with uncles drinking their after work beers.

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felfelfel1 years ago
★★★★★

Hor fun was amazing the first and 2nd time we ate it. Portion was huge and it was delicious. BUT the 3rd time we ate it, it was disappointing - taste was too wok hei-ish until I can taste the wok LOL it just taste very strange so idk u can try your luck.

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FoodieDirectory9 years ago
★★★★★

Signboard says Yun Huon Eating House. Nasi Lemak stall here has crispy chicken wings if that’s what you fancy. Zi Char stall stands out amongst the zi char stalls around here. XO fish bee hoon has some XO taste but not fantastic. Beef fried rice is outstanding. Beef hor fun (dry) has the right texture and fragrant taste. Salted egg pork ribs is also a must try. Good for people in the vicinity. Update: Recently renovated to look more modern. Some stalls are the same but there are new ones too. New stalls are roast meat joint, porridge and pork soup, yong tau foo, hokkein mee/ char kway teow, Chinese noodles. Porridge and Chinese noodles stand out. Roast meat stall (Hooi Kee) is above average. Update: Yong tau foo stall is now a bak chor mee stall that sells laksa and lor mee too. Average tasting.

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W8ll8AM S8M5 years ago
★★★★★

😊😉😁Just lucky that I was hungry 😋 . Found this Carrot Cake stall. Not bad. Quite smooth and soft when you put into your mouth and taste qreat with extra egg. The lychee Drink $2. Nice!🙂😉🍸

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Samuel Swee4 years ago
★★★★★

In the stall next to the roasted duck, there's a pretty good zha jiang mian ($4.50). The portion is pretty large, the sauce is tasty, and the noodles are springy / Q. You can also help yourself to the sour cabbage that is available. It adds a nice contrast to the noodles.

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