Yu Pan Kway Teow Soup Fish Soup 御品粿条汤鱼汤 @ Fajar

Reviewers frequently highlight the freshness of their fish, vegetables, and pork.

The Teochew Sliced Batang Fish Porridge and the fish ball fried fish soup with mee pok are noted as popular choices.

We see specific praise for the Dry Mee Tai Bak, which is prepared Malaysian-style with dark sauce instead of tomato, offering an umami kick.

While the fishballs themselves might not be a standout, the minced meat and peppery fried fish sticks are consistently fresh.

The bitter gourd soup is another popular item, though it tends to sell out by evening.

The soup base is generally well-received, described as delicious and not overly salty by some, though one reviewer found it to be on the saltier side.

Expect queues during peak hours, particularly on weekend mornings, and be mindful of the two separate queues for ordering and collection.

We think it's a reliable option for a satisfying meal, especially if you're in the Bukit Panjang area.

Verdict: Worth the wait for a fresh and comforting meal, but plan your visit to avoid peak-hour crowds.