YumSea Seafood Soup - 4 Woodlands Street 12

Really rich and flavourful seafood soup with fresh ingredients! My family and i love it so much that we have ordered so many times. Standard is really consistent and they are also very generous with the ingredients (especially the fish and minced pork. DAMN SHIOK.) I also love that their food are very affordable too!!! Thumbs up, i’ll continue to order from u guys (the owner is super friendly and accommodating as well).

This is definitely the best seafood soup I have had so far in Singapore. To be blunt, it is better than the famous Yanji's seafood soup. A well balanced taste, filled with umami and a full bowl of soup to satisfy you. Do get the Batang fish version if you are looking for something good yet affordable. At $6.50 for a bowl, you are definitely getting value for money. I've ordered from other seafood soup stalls before, asking for the batang fish version, and they will cost $10. Absurd. After eating at YumSea, I found it hard to switch to eating just fish soup, which is rather plain compared to a bowl of YumSea's soup that is just full of flavor. Do try them out, you will not regret it. I eat there at least twice a week, and it's one of the few stalls I constantly eat at Marsiling Mall and absolutely will not get tired of. Do not just look at reviews, try it for yourself! =D

The ingredients was generous but soup not so tasty and hot enough, prawn was that nice as well

Ingredients were generous, with thick slices of fish and nice marinated meat. But I have been noticing that the 2 prawns given are always 1 fresh and plump, 1 mushy. Not sure if it's coincidence, but I ate there several times and every time it is like that. The soup tastes good enough to overlook the mushy prawn though

prawn was very flavourful, meat was incoporated with fragrant sesame oil which really tasted very nice. Fish was also very fresh. Highly Reccomended

Great flavourful soup that came piping hot with generous thick slices of fish. The seafood was fresh as well !

A very good alternative to the other famous yanji seafood soup in the same hawker center. Ordered $8 bangtang fish soup with rice. Portion is pretty good plus most importantly, there is good amount of soup compared to yanji. Lots of fish was given too on top of minced pork balls and prawns. While the amount of fish and pork was good, the prawns was abit of a let down as there is only one big prawn with the others considerably small in size. hope the size of the prawns can be more consistent.

I came to this hawker to look for the famous seafood soup but is closed Monday. So went around looking for a stall that sells decent lunch or possibly another seafood soup. This Yumsea is located at #01-46, at the back lane where the foot traffic is significantly lower than the front facing. What caught my attention is the Batang (Spanish Mackerel) offering which is not available at the famous Marsiling Seafood soup. I will never opt for the Dory fish which I consider junk from the Mekong river which is non palatable however hard you may try. Ordered a Batang + rice without prawn small size for $6.80. The owner explain ed that $8.30 set will get you more meat and seafood. Taste? Almost there! Using the old famous one as benchmark. Portion: More than sufficient for a big guy like me. Definitely enough Batang and meat. I will have a hard time finishing for the Big version. Taste: Definitely rank above most seafood soup in other hawker centre. There is is hint of trying to taste like the famous one. Cleanliness: Superb here! This area is lacking in most other typical hawker. The cutlery and sauces are laid out very nearly and very pleasing to the eyes. I would come again, the ambiance is great with gigantic fans above providing the breeze and the back lane is less crowded.