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FuLee Seafood 富俐海鮮
265 Bukit Batok East Ave 4, Singapore 650265
FuLee Seafood in Bukit Batok specializes in fresh seafood dishes, located at 265 Bukit Batok East Ave 4. The restaurant offers mid-range pricing and has drawn feedback from diners across 122 reviews.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 65 / 100
Based on 4 data points · Updated 1 month ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 3 Aug 2026
Our take: FuLee Seafood positions itself as a neighbourhood zi char spot in Bukit Batok, specializing in seafood.
We see a mixed bag of feedback, with some diners praising the rich and aromatic curry fish head and wok hei-filled seafood fried rice.
These dishes are often highlighted for their generous portions and reasonable pricing, making them a solid choice for a casual dinner.
However, there are consistent notes about dishes being overcooked, such as the fish in the Teochew-style fei chow yee and the salt egg chicken.
Some also find the seasoning inconsistent, with dishes occasionally being too salty or lacking acidity and depth, like the kiam chye and sai yong choy soup.
The lala bee hoon, while generally liked, has been criticised for broken shells.
We'd recommend managing expectations regarding consistency and perhaps requesting less salt.
Best for groups looking for a convenient, moderately priced meal, but be prepared for potential inconsistencies in execution.
It's a reliable everyday option, not a destination meal.
Signature
curry fish head
Best time
weekdays
Wait time
Expect longer waits on weekends
Price
Moderate
Score: 65 · 4 sources
What customers say
FuLee Seafood receives mixed feedback, with some customers praising dishes like curry fish head and seafood fried rice for their rich flavors, wok hei, and generous portions.
However, others report issues with overcooked fish and chicken, insipid flavors in Teochew-style dishes, and an excessive saltiness in some preparations.
Waiting times can be long, especially on weekends, and broken lala shells in the lala bee hoon have been noted.
Google Reviews
meal was one of missed opportunities. fei chow yee done teochew-style needed more acidity and attitude, none of which was forthcoming. kiam chye was particularly insipid. fish was overcooked, to bo…
Had dinner here and really enjoyed the food! We ordered the curry fish head and seafood fried rice — both were excellent. The curry was rich and aromatic with tender fish, while the fried rice had gre…
Popular dinner spot in the neighbourhood. Expect to wait a little longer for your food, especially on weekends. The food is generally decent and portioned well for two. We usually have to remind them…
The horfun and potato leaves were nice. The lala bee hoon was not bad either, but there were too many broken lala shells and couldn't enjoy properly.
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