Shop Reviews

Wanton noodle with braised chicken feet and mushroom ($10.80) - Noodles were flavourful although alkaline taste is still evident. The texture is somewhat similar to what KL has to offer. - Char Siew is definitely one of the better ones for wanton noodles you can find in Singapore. If you are looking for the half fat/lean parts and drippy sauce from a freshly roasted batch, you might be disappointed. - Braised mushrooms texture was good! Exactly what KL quality is like, the juicy, plump, silky smooth bite. If you’re expecting the strong braised flavour, you might again find this underwhelming. - For $10.80, this meal may not be the best value for money, but we are not against coming back for a second try. - Served in about 15mins after ordering, with only two orders prior to mine. Pork noodle soup ($8.80) - This stall had a much longer queue than wanton noodle. Took almost 20mins to get my bowl after ordering. - Overall, a very comforting bowl of pork noodle, with a milder aroma compared to KL standards. Didn’t find any pork intestines in my bowl although the poster did show a few. Only one slice of lettuce was given, instead of Chye Sim typically found in KL stalls. Coffee - Very, very bad coffee, with burnt and extremely bitter taste. Brought back to stall but was told that’s how their coffee is like, because theirs is more “gaw”.

The food here was excellent! You can’t go wrong with Malaysia food. Strongly recommend the Beh Pork Noodles and Jian Po steam rice cakes with savoury pickles (jui kuih). The service of most stalls was generally not great. Staff were impatient and tend to show their frustrations especially the coffee stall. Taste of the milk tea (teh c kosong) was not great. I visited Eat Alley a number of times and haven’t had any great service experience so far. Perhaps something to improve upon.

Came here on a weekend. Malaysian-style food court with hokkien mee (the black kind), klang bak kut teh, wanton noodles, claypot rice, nasi lemak, chendol etc. I had the pork noodles - the lady at the stall had quite an attitude and was pretty rude. The food was tasty though, soup was good and the portion was decent. I also tried the chendol, which was perfect for a hot day. Not much service to speak of as it’s a food court, you’re also expected to clear your own tray. Overall I enjoyed my meal here and will come back if I am in the area.

First time trying this place. I must say considering Orchard rental, this food court serves good quality food at a reasonable price. Only tried 2 items this visit, and I would give the Nasi Lemak a 5-star and the wanton noodles a 4-star. Will be back again to try the Hokkien Mee

This was the dry pork noodles F2. Soup was impeccably flavourful, with tender pork slices, minced meat balls and pork ball. Noodle was a tad oily, but with fresh pieces of pork lard, it was superbly tasty. Not a morsel left. There are lots of other stalls to try like the KL Hokkien Mee and Nasi Lemak.

Interesting concept with all the famous street food from Msia. Tried the BKT, Black Hokkien Mee, Charsiew noodles, beef noodles and Chendol, all tastes very authentic Msian flavours and especially the pork noodle soup, one of the best i have tried. Now they even have chwee kueh. Yes prices are higher, but they are located in the middle of town, rentals are killing all businesses. Do support n keep it up EatAlley, kudos 👏

Had dinner at EatAlley - Orchard Gateway last night with friends and had an amazing experience! Food: 🍲 Black Vinegar Pig Trotter – Incredibly flavorful! The gravy tastes just like home, rich and comforting. Portion size is generous for the price. 🍵 Bak Kut Teh – The soup is more on the herbal side, thick, and full of depth—definitely spot-on for me! The rice served is also of great quality. 🍛 Nasi Lemak Ayam Rempah – This was the star of the night! The rice is rich in coconut flavor and pairs perfectly with the crispy, flavorful fried chicken and sambal. Generous portion too! Price: 💰 Slightly on the high side for a shopping mall setting, but with such delicious and high-quality food, it's absolutely worth it. Dining Atmosphere: ❄️ Air-conditioned, clean, and well-organized. The place was bustling with office workers and shoppers. I can imagine it being packed during lunch hours! Parking: 🚗 Paid parking available at Orchard Gateway (Level 5). ⭐ Highly recommend my friends to check this place out! Definitely coming back soon for the Black Hokkien Mee and Charsiew Noodles!

2nd time having the Nasi lemak here. Can taste the santan in the rice, fried chicken was crispy but not juicy as compared to the first having it. Chilli is mild spicy but u can see from photo they are generous with serving the chilli. Overall still a good plate of Nasi lemak.

If u r looking for herbal Bak Kut teh, this place is worth a try. The soup is thick, fragrant and full of herbal flavour and it goes perfectly with their shallot rice. The staffs are really nice and friendly, so don’t hesitate to ask them for recommendations. Best part, if you can’t get enough of the soup, they even offer up to 2 rounds of top up!

Overall a hassle free and efficient experience! Food variety is not the best but honestly who is here to eat? The char siew bao was great. Mocha and latte was good enough. Arrived at 10am, ended at 11:55AM - did ecg papsmear ultrasounds urine test blood test height weight eye test, high blood pressure. Yay.