5 Little Bears (Closed)

Surprisingly, there was a lot of empty space during Saturday lunch timing. Here was my return to 5 Little Bears, I am going to try out the other signature dish today. Staffs were mostly youngsters, they were friendly and ready to serve. Don’t be deceived by its plainly cover, the Mee Sua was actually tasty and smooth. Each spoonful meant each enjoyful, it was actually filling. Vinegar added inside enlightened the whole bowl, typical flavour from Taiwan. Oyster oozed out was a wonderful taste, we

5 Little Bears is located conveniently at Far East Plaza, and serves popular Taiwanese food like Oyster Mee Sua, Braised Pork Belly Rice & Salted Crispy Chicken.The inside of the restaurant is free seating style where you have to order your food at the counter, and they will call your number to pick it up when the food is ready.For my meal today, I ordered a portion of the Salted Crispy Chicken & a bowl of Oyster Mee Sua.For the Salted Crispy Chicken, I felt that it was too dry and very hard. I

Interestingly addressed as Five Little Bears, I was attracted by its funny name. Brought over Taiwanese local delight, the price stated in Menu was nett. The décor for the shop was classic, most of the furniture was wooden in nature. Offering in set, I opted for Combination B which included a Wintermelon Tea. Signature dish, it was quite a big bowl and relatively filling portion. Frankly speaking, the dark gravy on rice was much different if comparing with authentic flavour in Taiwan. The standa

Every cuisine always has it's unique dish. Taiwan cuisine, there's fried chicken, beef noodles and not forgetting the very authentic braised pork belly rice! This is my second visit to this little cafe, my previous one wasn't awesome but I still wanted to give it another try! Ordered the Braised Pork Belly Rice ($5.90) which comes with a drink, I got the wintermelon drink which was simple but refreshing. This bowl of simple Taiwanese's classic favourite is full of flavour after mixing the savour

Whenever I frequent 5 Little Bears, i would usually go for the braised pork belly rice. Its partly because it is reasonably cheap (set meal at $5.90 with drink of your choice).The braised pork belly rice comes with some vegetables at the side, one-half of a braised egg and of course a generous heaping of braised pork belly bits.When you mix all the ingredients together, the general consistency of the rice becomes quite sticky and sometimes you feel like you are just eating rice itself. Its like

5 little bears, I always like to call 五只小熊，is a taiwanese eatery offering affordable taiwan eats.I got the Hsinchu Fried Rice noodles and as it was a set, and there was a drink or soup to go with it.I didn't have to wait long for the noodles and shortly after placing the order, i got to collect from the counter (self-service).There was a staff who would assist with the clearing of trays and this was helpful given that the tables were quite small.The noodles tasted pretty bland to me which was qu

Have been longing to visit 5 Little Bears since forever! Came here for lunch with my friends after collecting my OpenRice Hungry Games' prizes! Although I've never been to Taiwan, their interior has made me feel like I'm at some street cafés along some typical Taiwan streets. Their fried chicken at their order stations looked so tempting but I didn't order it because my throat wasn't feeling that well, definitely would try during my 2nd visit though! So I've gotten the Taiwan Soup Noodles Set ($

The food scene in Singapore is very competitive and fast-changing especially for tenants at Far East Plaza. Recently, I noticed this new F&B establishment "5 Little Bears 五只小熊" outside the walkway of Far East Plaza with Chinese wordings and eye-catching lanterns. From the feel of it, the design concept sure looks young and appealing and I decided to visit one of the days for lunch.Upon stepping into 5 Little Bears, the ambiance was very light-hearted, casual and cozy with flowers by the side o

As it is already past 9.30pm, most of the eateries have already closed and there is not much choices left. After walking around, we end up here.The place is brightly decorated in traditional Chinese style with red brick wall, paper lanterns and black and white photos. Seating is simple with just wooden tables and stools. It is a no frills self service. One has placed order, made payment in cash and collected food from the counter.Fried Rice NoodlesSet 4 is consists of Fried Rice Noodles and Meat

Located at Far East Level 1, this Taiwan food outlet is a hot favorite among young teenagers looking for good yummy food at cheap prices! Had the opportunity to try it on one of my shopping trips at far east!The oyster vermincelli wasn’t too bad and pretty similar to what I had in Taiwan. However the light tasting Mee Sua was not enough to mask the not-so-fresh oyster smell which you often find in Singapore’s oysters.This is really really good. I am actually planning to grab this on the next tri

Far East Plaza is a place where I will need to pass by daily if I'm taking a bus home from office. Thus, I've been passing by this 5 Little Bears & so I decided to give it a try just now since I'm quite hungry 盐酥鸡 Salted Crispy Chicken - Chicken is very crispy & a little salty. Served with a little chili powder at the side but the portion is a bit too little for the price. 台中卤肉饭 + 饮料 Taichung Braised pork Rice + Drink (Wintermelon Tea) - The braised pork is cut into very small piece & it's very

i have been warned against the oily nature of the "lu rou fan", being not too friendly to the tummy. Comfortable setting is how i would describe the interior. You also see red lanterns hanging with dishes names on it around the shop. For orders, you proceed to the counter, place your order then get a queue number. i ordered the set meal which comes with one standard drink (i chose winter melon) and famous Taiwanese dish - braised pork rice. I also had a side order of honey chicken which cost $4.

The 5 Little Bears is at basement of Far East Plaza. The shop is a bit crowded during lunch time. Set menus are available at there. I choose Braised Pork Rice + Wintermelon Tea ($5.90). Included vegetables and half an egg in set. The braised pork was cut in small pieces, nicely flavored and well seasoned. The taste is just average. I might come back to try other sets.

The shop name seems really cute and friendly! It is like a marketing tactic to invite more customers into the shop. The furnishing of the shop is really nice with wooden tables too. (: I ordered oyster mee sua at only $4.50. I thought it was very affordable in Town and it is delicious too! They also have it in a set with a drink for $5.50. There are 4 medium oysters in it. I was glad that it isn't small and most importantly it is fresh. (:

I had been recommended the braised pork rice at 5 Little Bears and decided to pop in since I was in that area. We ordered the braised pork rice set, Chicken Chop and fried mushroom. The braised pork set did not disappoint.The fat and lean meat was in good ratio. I pretty much enjoyed it and for the price vs ambience, I think it's pretty worth it. However, the chicken chop and the fried mushroom were pretty disappointing. It was nothing spectacular compared to the many other competitors out there