You Yi Fish Soup - 22A Havelock Rd

Ordering any dish here with the fried fish is a bargain. The fish soup, however, is on the mild side. Ordering during off peak will give you a higher chance of getting your fried fish nice, hot and crispy.

Tom Yum Fried Fish soup ($4) is a must try, often sells out early. The generous fish pieces are fried in a crispy batter and is paired with an addictive chilli. The normal soup is a good alternative.

The fried fish are good and fresh. The Tom yam soup taste good too. Prepare to queue for 15 minutes or more during peak hours. Must try.

Love the fried fish Tom yum soup. The fish is always fresh and very generous portion for the price $3.50. Additional one bowl of fish is $2.00 be prepare to queue for 15 min or more as there is always a queue.

Best value meal ever. Wide variety for u to choose /mixed n match from. I personally love the Tom yum fried fish set. The fried fish comes in large pieces too! Yum rice very delicious! Btw $3-$4 u can have a filling meal. U can buy a few different sets and share among yr family . Lunch time very crowded and if u come late -sold out ! Best of all- u dun feel thirsty after eating.

The tomyam fried fish with vegetable rice is yummy. $4.50.

The most generous fried fish tomyum soup out of the places I've tried so far. Fried fish was tasty and nice. Will come back again!

They're located at the corner of the food centre, which makes things easier to find. For the price, you cannot really complain. The portions they serve are extremely generous. Had the tom yum fried fish with rice, and thoroughly enjoyed my meal. The fried fish is extremely crispy, fresh, and meaty. No questions asked, probably one of the best fried fishes that I've had in Singapore. They don't even mix the fish up into the soup, which says a lot about the effort they put into ensuring the fish doesn't end up soggy. The tom yum soup, is fragrant, tangy, and refreshing for a lunch meal. One down side is probably the weather, this soup will be super appropriate for a cold rainy day, or if you're enjoying it in an air conditioned room. If not, take it slow and steady. The rice is probably also something you'll see on numerous tables. It's not a simple white rice, but they do it with vegetables, dried shrimps, and some soya sauce. Not the easiest to find these days in hawker centres, but they still have it served here.