Top 73+1 Fishball Legacy - 914 Upper Thomson Rd

Finally manage to try this!! Love the fishball noodle. Fishball is huge and bouncy!! Staff is very friendly as well. Will drop by again with family to try other dish. On side note, it is very convenient as well. Walking distant to MRT.

Really love their tasty & “bouncy” fish balls. There are more halal Zhi Char dishes for me to try in the future. ??

On first impression, the place seems very normal and maybe even sleepy and boring but the noodles are really bouncy. And fishball can tell its handmade & fresh!! The noodles are also still nice after a long 30 min drive back home. Just wish it can have more toppings like more crispy shallots or chicken bits. Inexpensive as well. I’ve also ever tried the hokkien mee and the wok hei is really strong & sedap. Would come back to try the rest of the menu once dine in is allowed ???

Hands down the most delectable black pepper chicken rice I've had in Singapore! Fried egg has a runny yoke that's not too raw. The use of spices is really on the spot, making the meat so fragrant, it dances in your mouth. (Ok that's a bit exaggerating!) I honestly didn't know this place is 4.5/5 on Google reviews. I happened to cycle past this eatery today and the Malay lady at the table next to me told me their mee goreng is nice. So I gave it a try, and I have no regrets! (photo is shot with Samsung camera, no edit)

Had Minced chicken noodle, Fishball noodle and mixed Vege. Mixed vege was $11 which doesn't seems like it. Came in a small plate with a few prawns. Although food was tasty, place was quiet. Probably due to the bad service.

Here's a halal coffee shop that serves very tasty Chinese food! There's boiled food like Bak Chor Mee/Mee Pok/ kway teow/ bee hoon halal style; and sliced fish soup with rice vermicelli/ flat rice noodles and other Chinese noodles too. Then there's fried food like Hokkien noodles and many more. The cook is good and food is awesome!

I ate their noodle frequently when they used to have a stall in Kopitiam at Jurong Point, and that was like around... Year 2010 or 2011, which was about 11 or 12 years ago??? Haha!! ? I still remembered their name, "Top 73+1" and their signature gigantic fishballs, which was so QQ bouncy and delicious! But this was kept very very deep in my memories (because more than 10 years ago) until recently I saw a noodle stall with the name "Top 73+1" at Blk 151, Bishan Street 11, and all the memories about their gigantic fishball flashed back into my mind!!!! I wanted to order their fishball noodle at that time in Bishan but I've already finished up a plate of egg fried rice with pork chop from another stall in the same coffeeshop. So I was too full to eat another bowl of noodles again. Next day, I decided to search for other "Top 73+1" stalls because Bishan is too far from my place. And fortunately, I found this one which was accessible by MRT. Just alight at Springleaf MRT and get out from Exit 1, you will see their outlet right in front of the exit. Ordered the fishball meepok dry and requested to add fishballs (hehe, i miss those gigantic balls of course!). They charged at 90 cents per fishball which was very expensive, so I added only 2 extra fishballs. And when my food came, I was very surprised that their fishballs are exactly the same!! Huge, bouncy and the taste is very good. No fishy smell! I even put it in the saucer as a reference of the fishball size! Definitely brought back all the good old memories I had when I used to worked in Jurong Point, and their fishball noodle was the only breakfast that I look forward to before I start my day of work. Will definitely be back for more!!

Wow, the taste of traditional 古早 fishball noodles, without pork.l, as it's a halal food shop. The place seems popular with locals and there are various dishes - chicken chop rice etc, and other Zi char dishes.