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We ordered a lot of thingd and some standout for me are the pork asado & bubble waffle. I really wanted to try their lechon macau but it wasn’t availa…
Myzyl Choi
Eat Fresh Hongkong Famous Street Food
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If you're looking for an alternative to your usual chinese fare in greenhills, this is the place to be. Challenging the norm of its neighboring canton…
Stephen Tan
Eat Fresh Hongkong Famous Street Food
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Aside from their Laksa, try their Claypot Rice Meals. Ordered the Chicken Feet and Pork Spareribs and the serving size can be shared by two. Very surp…
Eboy M. Donato
Eat Fresh Hongkong Famous Street Food
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Eat Fresh Hongkong Famous Street Food is open for San Juan City and Casual Dining. Eat Fresh Hongkong Famous Street Food serves Chinese dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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4 Reviews on “Eat Fresh Hongkong Famous Street Food”
We ordered a lot of thingd and some standout for me are the pork asado & bubble waffle. I really wanted to try their lechon macau but it wasn’t available. I think overall, food and service are okay. Speed of service though is inconsistent as some of our order came early while others super late.
If you’re looking for an alternative to your usual chinese fare in greenhills, this is the place to be. Challenging the norm of its neighboring cantonese giants (Gloria Maris, Mann Hann, North Park), Eat Fresh excels in incorporating the best of local and singaporean dishes to the mix while bringing it together in a very casual atmosphere akin to those found in Chiantown/Binondo. I also often detest establishments that opt for big all-encompassing menus. Eat Fresh is one of the few that I can say does this well. Come here for their Laksa, claypot dishes, dimsum, anything on sticks, and their shakes.
Aside from their Laksa, try their Claypot Rice Meals. Ordered the Chicken Feet and Pork Spareribs and the serving size can be shared by two. Very surprised by the varied choices. The dimsum, pork siomai was good, so is the bola bola siopao. This is such a comforting place to have lunch or late breakfast. Recommended.
Came here for a late dinner, around 10pm. The service was great and there were plenty of seats to choose from, we ordered at least 15 different dishes and it was all really worth it. The only downside would be the quality of the noodles and fish cake. Very bland and tasteless. The squid and clay pot rice dishes are to recommend, and the rest is as expected.