Went on multiple occasion. Each stall caters to the hardworking lunch crowd with generous portions and affordable prices. - 88 Tuas Chicken Rice ($5.50) serves fragrant, gingery rice in larger-than-usual portions, though the chicken and char siew are average—smooth skin but slightly chewy meat, and char siew on the drier side. - Zhong Guo Xiao Chi Mixed Rice ($5) draws long queues for its cai png. Dishes like cumin meat, tomato scrambled egg, and silky tofu pair well with piping hot rice, offering bold flavours and comforting staples at great value. - Noodle Stall ($6) impresses with a massive bowl of beef noodles—chewy noodles in savoury broth, firm beef slices, and crunchy bok choy, plus free-flow appetisers. Overall, Tuas 88 Eating House delivers hearty, budget-friendly meals across different stalls, perfect for filling up the local workforce.

Most of the tuas area are covered by Indian food ... Is these a good impacts for consumers ,,, NO... 👎🏿👎🏿👎🏿👎🏿👎🏿❗😵‍💫

Big bowl recommend.

Bought wonton noodles and chicken rice from the same store. The chicken rice meat are ok, but the rice is abit too hard to eat. Wonton noodles were good. Updated OCT'26: I tried their minced pork noodles (bak chor mee), and it was really just minced meat and veggies with nothing else. They didn't include other ingredients like pork slices or fish cake, and they gave me mee kia. Who eats BCM with mee kia? Their sauce tastes exactly the same as the wonton sauce, so it is better to just buy their wonton noodles for more ingredients.