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85 Redhill Teochew Fishball Noodle
Vally Point Shopping Centre, 491 River Valley Road #01-07/08, Singapore 248371
85 Redhill Teochew Fishball Noodle serves Chinese noodle dishes in the Tanglin area, located at Vally Point Shopping Centre on River Valley Road. The restaurant specializes in Teochew-style fishball noodles.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 55 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 1 month ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 21 Jul 2026
Our take: 85 Redhill Teochew Fishball Noodle presents a mixed bag, with recent reviews suggesting an improvement in their core fishball noodle offering, particularly since a reported change in cooks.
The fishballs and fishcakes are noted as delicious, and the noodles well-prepared with a good chili and ketchup pairing.
However, consistency appears to be an issue, with past complaints about soggy noodles and muted flavors for takeaway orders.
The Mee Hoon Kueh has also received criticism for being undercooked and, in one concerning instance, containing a foreign object.
Interestingly, the standout item appears to be the Chicken Cutlet Curry Rice, which some reviewers laud as exceptionally tasty, with a juicy, well-marinated cutlet and thick, flavorful curry.
At $5.50, it's considered a generous portion and a strong contender against other hawker options.
We'd recommend visiting for the Chicken Cutlet Curry Rice, or to try the fishball noodles on-site to experience them fresh.
Skip the Mee Hoon Kueh until consistency improves.
Signature
Chicken Cutlet Curry Rice
Best time
On-site for noodles
Price
$ ($5-6/person)
Score: 55 · 5 sources
What customers say
Customer sentiment for 85 Redhill Teochew Fishball Noodle is mixed, with some praising recent improvements in their fishball noodles and the exceptional chicken cutlet curry rice for its taste and generous portions.
However, others report issues with undercooked mee hoon kueh, soggy noodles for takeaway, and a concerning incident involving a foreign object in food.
Seating comfort is also a minor point of contention.
Google Reviews
Not the usual 85 Redhill Noodle. No sambal chilli. Not the same meat ball. Almost hurt my tooth when I bite onto the wonton as there was little stone texture object in the center instead of meat. Mayb…
Drastically improved since the last time I came. The stall has changed the cook and this time it's much better. Fishball and fishcake are very delicious. Noodles are also cooked well with chili and ke…
This place is usually filled with people who work in the business tower. A quick and simple meal to have without having to leave the building. There are several locations throughout Singapore (is is l…
I have not tried their noodles (ironically), but their chicken cutlet curry rice might be the tastiest one I've had in Singapore so far! Genuinely, it beats all the other hawker centres around. The ch…
Ordered takeaway from this local noodle outlet — perhaps it fares better when enjoyed on-site. The noodles were a touch soggy and the flavours rather muted by the time I tucked in, though it was consu…
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