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Westlake (Queen's Road)
Blk 4 Queen's Rd, MRT, Farrer Rd, #02-139 Exit B, Singapore 260004
Westlake serves Chinese cuisine in Bukit Timah, located at Blk 4 Queen's Road near Farrer Road MRT. The restaurant operates at mid-range pricing and draws consistent visits from diners in the area.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 65 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 1 month ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 21 Jul 2026
Our take: Westlake on Queen's Road is a long-standing establishment, often lauded for its traditional Chinese dishes.
The braised pork with buns, or 'Chinese Hamburger', consistently receives praise for its authentic taste, with some noting it retains its original flavour from decades ago.
The fried buns with chilli crab are also highlighted as a standout.
We note that service is generally described as polite and efficient, with food arriving quickly even during busy periods.
However, some feedback points to a lack of ambience, with mentions of food court-style crockery and a feeling of being rushed, especially towards closing time when air conditioning may be switched off and last orders are pushed.
While it's considered a good spot for family dinners and larger groups, individual dish quality can be inconsistent, with some finding items like the stir-fried beef rubbery or the tiepantoufu overly salty.
Overall, it's a reliable option for traditional Chinese fare, but manage expectations regarding the dining experience.
Best for groups looking for a quick, no-frills meal.
Signature
braised pork with buns
Best time
family dinner
Price
$$ ($15-25/person)
Score: 65 · 5 sources
What customers say
Westlake (Queen's Road) generally receives positive feedback for its traditional Chinese dishes, particularly the braised pork with buns and chili crab fried buns, which many find to be of high quality and authentic.
However, some customers express disappointment with the food court-like ambiance, mediocre dishes like rubbery stir-fried beef, and feeling rushed by staff, especially during peak times.
Service is often described as polite and efficient, though inconsistencies exist.
Google Reviews
I vaguely remember a small eatery with the same name at Plaza Singapura years ago, with only a handful of counter seats, serving dishes such as Kong Bak Bao (braised pork in steamed buns), hot and spi…
Good “evergreen classic” food that transcends the test of time. Held a birthday celebration for bf’s mum. Food arrived very quickly yet they tasted good, not cooked shoddily. Fish maw soup was the fi…
Westland Restaurant has been a regular place for me. Their dishes are consistently good and recently they have 52% discount on 4 dishes which we ordered two. Actually all four dishes worth a try. Thei…
Was my 1st time dinning here recommended from my bro in law after recovery from operation. The kong bak bao was fantastic. I even taobao additional 5 more to enjoy the softness of the bun wrap in th…
First visit to this hidden restaurant in Farrer and it was surprisingly good. My personal favorite was the frog stew which was so well braised and the frogs were very meaty. Their signature is their k…
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