Going Merrily

Their Yong Tau Foo (YTF) is best eaten dry - you can select your own ingredients and I recommend a mix of fried and cooked food. 4 of us ordered this big plate of dry YTF for only $21 - including rice and noodles.


I've never liked yong tau foo - only ate if when I was dieting - because it's mostly plain soup and tasteless. But Foo Lin's ytf stands out from the rest as it comes with their secret recipe - minced chicken and mushroom broth that generously cover over the tou fu, veggies, rice and noodles. The fried stuff are placed safely away from the sauce to keep their crispiness intact - 10/10


The meat sauce is literally filled with minced mean and super delicious to eat with the noodles/rice.


My dad had a sudden craving for Fu Lin and that's how we ended up there on a Saturday night. Look at how happy he is when the food came.


I maintain my belief that yong tau foo is healthy as it comes with so much veggies and tou fu - the fried crispy thingy can be overlooked please.

Mum also ordered a plate of Otak-Otak from Ipoh, Malaysia $6 (怡保 烏打). Its fishy, smooth and spicy to all the right extent, definitely worth the $6 - 9/10


Only bad thing is that the main branch is only accessible by car. The rest are mainly in the city area and are great for office hour lunch - note that the queue will be long but it moves pretty quickly and the food is worth the wait.

Fu Lin Tou Fu Yuen (福林豆腐园）Branches
27 Telok Ayer St (Main Branch)
16 Raffles Quay, B1-20, Hong Leong Building
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Food Republic Parkway Parade
Food Republic Suntec City