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Ubi Le Sheng Yong Tau Foo (Senja Hawker)

4.6(52)on Googlebukit panjang

2 Senja Cl, Singapore #0201, Singapore 677632

Dine-inTakeoutDeliveryWheelchair accessible

Opening Hours

Today (Monday)9:00 AM – 8:30 PM

STAMPEDE Score

Moderate confidence
AExcellent

Score: 85 / 100

Atmosphere60
Food quality88
Value for money80

Based on 5 data points · Updated 9 days ago

Editor’s Note

Last updated 29 May 2026

Our take: Ubi Le Sheng Yong Tau Foo at Senja Hawker Centre earns high marks for its fresh, self-made items and friendly service.

We note consistent praise for the quality of the yong tau foo pieces, particularly the fried selections which maintain crispness.

The standout item appears to be the homemade fried meatball, described as 'huge,' 'flavourful,' and 'meaty,' setting it apart from typical offerings.

Other unique items like the mushroom with paste and crabsticks wrapped in wanton skin also receive positive mentions.

While the yong tau foo itself is consistently lauded, some feedback indicates that carbohydrate choices can be hit-or-miss.

The Chee Cheong Fun, for instance, has been described as 'disappointingly soft,' lacking the desired texture, though the accompanying sauces are generally well-received.

We also observe a comment about a fly in the chiller, which, while an isolated incident, is worth noting for hygiene standards.

Overall, this is a strong contender for quality yong tau foo, especially for those who appreciate homemade ingredients and unique fried items.

We'd recommend pairing the yong tau foo with noodles or bee hoon over the Chee Cheong Fun for a more consistently satisfying meal.

A reliable everyday option, not a destination meal.

Signature

homemade fried meatball

Price

$$ ($9-15/person)

Score: 85 · 5 sources

What customers say

Ubi Le Sheng Yong Tau Foo at Senja Hawker Centre generally receives high praise for its fresh, self-made Yong Tau Foo items, particularly the large homemade fried meatballs and crispy fried selections.

Customers appreciate the quality and taste, often highlighting the excellent chili and value for money.

However, some have found the Chee Cheong Fun to be disappointingly soft, and there was one instance of a fly in the chiller, impacting an otherwise positive food experience.

Fresh and homemade Yong Tau Foo itemsExcellent fried meatballs and crispy fried itemsGood chili and saucesVariable quality of Chee Cheong FunGood value for money
70% positive15% neutral15% negative

Google Reviews

★★★★Wiz Yeo· 7 months ago

I tried the dry Yong Tau Foo from Ubi Le Sheng at Senja Hawker Centre and was very impressed with the quality of their items. For $9.60, I got 10 pieces ($8.00) plus Chee Cheong Fun ($1.60), which is…

★★★★★Elizabeth Elisha Ms Kueh· 2 years ago

The owners were very kind! And patient. I love their service, hard to find these days! And most importantly is the food. Its fresh and self made. U can see them making the paste and etc. They have s…

★★★★★Rummaging4Food· 3 years ago

Was super hungry and came across this place. The guy at the place was so forthcoming with suggestions on what we can try. We went for the roasted chicken rice and fried wanton. Loved the taste of ever…

★★★★CP· 3 years ago

Chanced upon this place and while googling for new food places to explore around my place. I have never eaten a dish like this so far, but it appealed to me as I like sesame oil chicken. Overall the t…

★★★★★bearygud· 5 months ago

Meatball, ngoh hiang and dumpling were all fried tastefully, and fishball fresh and spongy. Maggie mee was tangy enough and mixed well with savoury sweet and chilli sauces in dry. It could have been a…

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