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AlibabaR The Hawker Bar

Food Court, Coffee Shop, and Bar
Marine Parade, Singapore
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    mrl
    "Never had a better Hokkien Prawn Mee than the one at Yong Huat."(6 Tips)
    Jillian L.
    "Tao Kwa Pao across the road (126 east coast road) is better."(2 Tips)
    Daniel C.
    "Baan Thai noodles was nothing like the photo on the menu."(2 Tips)
    Elizabeth L.
    "Great selection of beers and ciders."(3 Tips)
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  • Albert G.
    Albert GunawanJune 22, 2013
    If you are looking for the most sinful kway teow in Singapore, Yong Huat is the place. Generous portion (the small size can be shared by 2 people), lots of cockles, and their fried pork skin is crispy
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    BikramNovember 5, 2016
    The Baan Thai stall has a small but great selection. Both the Wanton Noodles and the Braised Pork Leg are excellent and priced very reasonably.
  • Cheen T.
    Cheen The CuriousDecember 18, 2019
    Fried mee suah. While Yong Huat is popular for its char kway teow & fried Hokkien Mee, I also enjoyed their Mee Suah. Wet, lots of 'wok hei' & generous ingredients 👍🏼
  • Pearlyn H.heart icon on user image
    Pearlyn HahaSeptember 14, 2017
    Yong Huat's hokkien mee has been here and it's soooo good. the broth is 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿 (I asked for mine to be wetter)
  • Cheen T.
    Cheen The CuriousDecember 18, 2019
    Just want a small bite? They have traditional kaya toasts (& other filling options), soft-boiled eggs, sandwiches, waffles
  • Thomasina O.
    Thomasina OwchJune 15, 2013
    Foie gras has a goosey afternose. :( sprite float cones with ice cream in a cup and sprite can on the side. Thing about floats: ice cream always goes in last because the foam adulterates the float. 😡
  • Desiree K.
    Desiree KohMarch 11, 2013
    How disappointing - you'd hope for good, solid food to go with a nice selection of craft beers. Stay away from the Japanese, do the Hokkien mee - it'd go well with one of the Trappist ales.
  • Elizabeth L.heart icon on user image
    Elizabeth LeeJuly 3, 2015
    Been here 10+ times
    Hawker by day, bar by night. Serves great bar grub from ramen, burgers to bbq pork. Great selection of beers and ciders.
  • Cheen T.
    Cheen The CuriousDecember 18, 2019
    A wide selection of beer. On tap are German beers (pilsner, Dunkel lager, wheat beer)
  • Cheen T.
    Cheen The CuriousDecember 18, 2019
    Lunch options on working weekday: fried noodles, burgers, Thai
  • Alvin C.
    Alvin ChanAugust 4, 2013
    never had a stout without head. here's a place to have one if you want to see something new. attentive service nonetheless!
  • David W.heart icon on user image
    David WormleyDecember 17, 2015
    Great selection of craft beers from across the world, and they know their stuff!
  • Qi C.
    Qi CDecember 8, 2013
    Forget about the breakfast set of toast and eggs. Use margarine instead of butter. Kopi C also cannot make it.
  • Guy B.
    Guy BlondeSeptember 28, 2014
    Taco from Burger Bar ok, chicken wings and prawn sticks disappointing. But they serve Kriek !
  • Fairil Y.heart icon on user image
    Fairil YeoJanuary 10, 2016
    Chicken wings from the Korean shop is nice if you're craving without a choice.
  • Melissa C.
    Melissa ChanApril 7, 2012
    The fried bee hoon is fantastic! Same ingredients and style as fried kway tiao! This is skill!! :)
  • John C.
    John CheongAugust 10, 2011
    Been here 50+ times
    New Pinoy food stall is very good. Run by Michael and his wife. Adobo and skinless sausages my favorites.
  • Basil C.heart icon on user image
    Basil ChuaNovember 30, 2019
    A good selection of cuisines. Love the relaxed atmosphere.
  • Arthur C.
    Arthur ChaiDecember 15, 2010
    Been here 5+ times
    Char kuay teow from Yong Huat is good as is the Ginger pork rice from the zhi-char stall. And try the taukwa pau!
  • John C.
    John CheongFebruary 1, 2012
    Been here 50+ times
    New operator, Sarah, has cleaned up the place and now offers free wifi too. And the tea is better. <happy!>
  • Ian N.heart icon on user image
    Ian NicolsonJune 1, 2022
    Hokkien mee with roast pork. Is delicious
  • @tinhead Raj T.
    @tinhead Raj TanejaAugust 16, 2014
    Tactical nuclear penguin the world's second strongest beer for only 148 Singapore dollars
  • Johann A.
    Johann AnnuarJune 7, 2011
    Been here 10+ times
    Char kway teow is awesome, might be too sweet for some though. Tau kwa pau just average. Homemade ice lemon tea is good stuff.
  • JuriaTRM
    JuriaTRMJune 29, 2013
    Le petit paradis has discontinued the pan fried foie gras.
  • Melvin H.heart icon on user image
    Melvin HoMay 17, 2018
    Thai wanton mee was good, big char siew, not bad noodle taste but really oily
  • Jason W.heart icon on user image
    Jason WillockNovember 9, 2013
    Been here 25+ times
    Good beer selection. Nice place to people watch.
  • Daniel C.
    Daniel ChongNovember 6, 2016
    Been here 10+ times
    Baan Thai noodles was nothing like the photo on the menu. Miserable few thin slices of pork.
  • Feng Run C.
    Feng Run ChouwAugust 18, 2014
    The Hokkien Mee is good.
  • mrl
    mrlApril 17, 2012
    Never had a better Hokkien Prawn Mee than the one at Yong Huat. 
  • Lesley J.
    Lesley JohnJuly 17, 2011
    French stall - amazing food at dirt cheap prices
  • Qi C.
    Qi CDecember 8, 2013
    Just tried the prawn mee. Not to my liking.
  • Johnheart icon on user image
    JohnFebruary 6, 2016
    Been here 25+ times
    Bar sometimes hawker other
  • Lesley J.
    Lesley JohnDecember 31, 2010
    Char kway teow with extra lard on the side. Don't tell your cardiologist.
  • Damon S.
    Damon SamMay 26, 2012
    Like" try the Le Petiti Parades" French Cuisine.
  • Herenna N.
    Herenna Ngu Hoi HiongOctober 12, 2023
    W/ kong Hui
  • Jillian L.heart icon on user image
    Jillian LimJuly 10, 2011
    Been here 10+ times
    Tao Kwa Pao across the road (126 east coast road) is better.
  • Cheen T.
    Cheen The CuriousDecember 18, 2019
    No service charge, no GST
  • Jamie J.
    Jamie JoohanderMay 11, 2012
    The tau kwa bau may look good, but auntie is unscrupulous and the food is expensive and lousy.
  • Chin O.
    Chin OngOctober 11, 2013
    Too many choices for alcohol, it's almost tough! :)
  • Daphne N.
    Daphne NgDecember 23, 2010
    Stir-Fry Mee Sua here's the best!
  • John C.
    John CheongJuly 14, 2010
    Been here 50+ times
    Formerly D'Orange coffeeshop. Famous Yong Huat kueh teow stall is still here.
  • Genevieve L.
    Genevieve Lim Xue QiSeptember 15, 2011
    Tau kwa pao is nice!! Read more
  • qingsongheart icon on user image
    qingsongMarch 19, 2014
    Expensive and small portions :(
  • Taku 目.
    Taku 目指せPR :)November 12, 2023
    生き延びてくれました( ̄▽ ̄)
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