Feng Food - 930 Yishun Ave 2

Name: Feng Food - 930 Yishun Ave 2
Address: Singapore 769098, Feng Food, 1, Singapore

4.3/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

Contact Feng Food

Address :	Singapore 769098
Phone :	📞 +88
Postal code :	1
Website :	https://fengfood.sg/
Categories :	Taiwanese restaurant ,
City :	Feng Food

Best Taiwanese restaurant in Singapore

R	Ronnie Hair on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Food is very nice and we totally enjoyed. The crowd started to build up as it was weekend but food came fast after ordering. Will go again!
O	Olive橄榄廖 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Reasonable pricing taiwan food. Need noodles is very flavorful and has a strong aroma to it. The mixed tempura dish is perfect as a snack. The place is very small, wun be able to fit 6 pax or more in one seating.
S	Stella Tan on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Such comforting and affordable Taiwanese food that we found in Northpoint. Food was served super quickly after ordering but everything was warm and delicious. The pork cutlet fried rice can truly rival DTF who’s just a few doors down. The pork cutlet especially was so juicy and tender. Best part? So affordable. Another must try is the salt and pepper 四季豆, the taste will immediately bring you back to night markets in Taiwan. The mooncake shrimp paste cake was also another delight to the tastebuds - crispy on the outside while soft and juicy on the insides with shrimp bits, this is a must-order! The chilli, I feel, can be spicier for the prawn cake, but still super good on the whole. Love this place, so glad we found it. Will return to try the other items!
J	Juliana on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Was missing Taiwanese food plus its kids friendly, so we decided to settle for these. Food looks very good but the chicken cutlet was too dry and too thin - more flour than meat. The mee sua is good, but I wish there were option to add on oysters. The intestines had a taste to it too.. The beef shank is good though! Cold and dipped with the chilli sauce, yums. Pork chop is pretty good too. Wasn't hard and dry, so the kids love that. Overall the prices and portions are reasonable. Good for families and for sharing.
J	Jed Lim on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Comforting and delicious. Pork chop was tender and well seasoned with a light crisp outside. Noodle broth was flavourful and the wantons were drenched in a tangy spicy and savoury sauce. Look for the queue or the scanner and the staff will direct you to either side of the restaurant for the seats.
R	Ryu9Mika on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Stopped by for a quick lunch in Yishun. I'm not familiar with the area but decided to give Feng Food a try. The food was great! They have varieties of noodles soup. The egg fried rice and frid pork chop was a marvelous combo, definitely will go back for more. The beef noodle soup was great as well. Savory and thick broth paired with soft beef chunks (real big chunks). Left the restaurant with a full tummy and happy mood ??
S	Samuel Tan on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Interesting Taiwan food with a wide range of different variety catering to the mases. If you're a noodle lover, you will like their handmade noodles. They do have 2 different kind of noodles, one is of a thicker kind and one is the slim kind. I enjoyed the slim kind more as I kind of got sick of the thicker version after awhile. The prawn wanton was okay as well. Not sure if it's handmade. Their pork chop is average though. Probably because its soak together with the broth and it turned soggy. Will be back again to try out their rice range.
S	Shuren Lin on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ It's like a "fake" dtf? Haha but actually not fake taste wise. It feels like authentic Taiwanese food and some of the menu items are very interesting. Pork chop fried rice is similar to the dtf one but they also have unique items like spicy dumplings. It's much cheaper though, and even though the queue is always very long, you don't need to wait that long before you get a seat. You have to order and pay at the counter yourself, which actually means no extra charges. Great place! Go try!