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The lok lok itself was not bad, but the sauces were really lacking ☹️ What I liked was that they offered other food options, like cutlet noodles (which actually went well with the nacho cheese sauce), cuttlefish balls, etc. I’ve had better Lok Lok elsewhere ☹️

Being the mountain tortoise that I am, this is my first time having loklok ? while I’ve never tried the famous ones in JB, the food here was certainly great and I sure had a jolly good time, after all; what’s better than loklok with beer ? Offering a wide range of ingredients - from the basic ones like cheese tofu, seaweed chicken and crab stick to premium items like baby abalone and scallops, you can enjoy most of them at $1 per stick in Malaysian Fry Style or top up $8 to enjoy them hotpot style! The soup base comes in Classic, Mala, Satay or Laksa and you’ll find yourself spoiled for choice. They also offer 7 different sauces at no additional charges, so go crazy and dip your loklok with your preferred pairing! My personal favourite is the Thai Seafood Chili Sauce, go give it a try! Apart from lokloks, they do have other items such as rice bowls, noodles and other sides on their menu as well. I got the Flower Enoki and it was hella addictive! Seasoned generously like the lokloks, it was neither overly greasy nor soggy, beautifully crisp and fried to perfection! ?PROMO: If you can find it in yourself to finish 58 sticks (for the record I was full after 9 sticks ?) you can now simply pay $50 instead of the usual $58! Applicable to non-premium sticks only! Complete the meal with their Happy Hour that’s available from Tuesday to Thursday, 3pm to 7pm. You’d get 2 pints for $18 (instead of $24) so grab a friend along and challenge yourself to 58 sticks while winding down with an ice cold beer!

Payment Was To Be Done Only After The Meal. I supposed Im Overcharged Of A $1 Stick. My Gf And I Were Bz Chatting And After We Left Then We Realized 1 of The Bah Kwa Stick That We Picked Wasnt Served to Us. Price Was Reasonable Without Service Charge & GST. But Is Best To Count Your Sticks On Your Table First Before Heading To Cashier Payment, To Avoid Overpaying. Fried Lok Lok Taste Ok But Not The Satay Sauce.

Awesome find, was passing by almost everyday along the road. Today finally step in. All lok lok sticks at 1sgd each with unlimited types of sauces. Ya not those pot sauce though... Service is fast, food ok, ambience nice. Lok lok is being fried though, too oily for me...sauces given separately. The fried enoki muahroom is nice.

The food was nice, especially the fried ones. The luncheon meat and egg rice was decent too but everything was very expensive, especially the broth. I had to pay $8 for a mini pot of soup which I felt was too much... Would come back again but maybe just for the fried option...

Really tasty and good value with no gst or service charge. Sauce can get extra at no extra charge also. Restaurant has attached toilet and provides tissues so its pretty sanitary. Self service to pick what items you wanna eat from the fridge. The batter is really well fried. There's a tasty powder they sprinkle with a soya based sauce. Soup option is an additional 8 bucks. Place has a modern decor and pretty clean too. A great gem!

This place is conveniently located near to Springleaf Mrt. Their atmosphere is lively and beautifully designed interior which captured my attention. Great varieties of lok lok selection with wallet friendly price. Beside lok lok, we tried koka mee, fried noodles and fried mantou. Good selection of sauces, like thai green chilli sauce and goes along with IPA. Recommend bigger group so can try more food. Overall it is a great place to hang out for dinner and supper. it is a great place to hang out for dinner and supper!

First time trying this place on a friday 7pm. Crowded and managed to get the last seat before Q built up. This is mixed review of stars. The overall reno decent but it got abit stuffy when the place is crowded - 3 stars. I give 3 stars for the customer service, seem to be lacking of staff that evening. The counter staff is moving around, busy. I ordered the lok lok and a luncheon meat egg rice. That rice bowl is SGD10.80. I dont think it is worth it especially when u compare with the loklok, the lok lok luncheon meat, broccoli is only $1 per stick. (Imagine if i order 9x $1 sticks and pay $2 for rice - the bowl will be so much more appealing) The rice is dry without gravy. 2 stars for this bowl and not recommended. Now comes the good portion. 5 stars for the lok lok, well fried with salt and pepper and some sauces (i assume). Most of the lok lok is $1 and some for $1.50. Price definitely decent. For family of 4, we spend $49.50. A place to try if u want lok lok.