5 Little Bears (Closed)

I had the Grilled Chicken Chop from 5 Little Bears to share it with my friends. The chicken is a little bit tough, suggesting that it might be cooked and then taking it to reheat again when there's an order coming in. A little disappointed with the standard of the chicken chop. It also tasted quite salty and I guess it's the MSG in it which is why I feel thirsty after having it. I do hope that the shop will improve their food quality if the signboard says "Taiwanese Food" and yet it doesn't tast

This is a relatively new place that opened at Far East Plaza and at first we thought the name was unique although absolutely in no relations to the fact that it serves Taiwanese food. I had the minced pork rice with salted vegetables and egg. It tasted oily and kinda off. Not very nice. I won't be going back again and would not recommend this place to anyone.

A very simple menu.Order the following for dinner with winter melon tea. Set A : Honey Glazed Chicken Chop + Sour Plum Sweet Potato + Wintermelon Teea ($8.80)The chicken chop is cut into small pieces. I feel that it is not crispy or sweet enough. The sweet potato is like fries and is very crispy and tasty.Set B : Braised Pork Rice + Wintermelon Tea ($5.90)Looks very small amount and the pork is very small pieces.Set C : Oyster Vermicelli + Wintermelon Tea ($5.50)The vermicelli is okey but a bit

5 Little Bears at Far East Plaza is a newly open outlet and they serve Taiwanese street food. The interior of the little restaurant is well decorated with their signature dishes written on red lanterns. One might even think he has just stepped into an eatery in Taiwan. This place is relatively crowded during lunch time as there are a lot of offices around the area. 5 Little Bears serves set menus. At $5.90, I can choose to have a bowl of braised pork rice or oyster mee sua with a cup of drink.Th

I'm here at 5 Little Bears today!!! 5 Little Bears is basically a restaurant that aims to bring Taiwan delights closer to Singaporeans with classics like Braised Pork Belly Rice, Oyster Omelet and Chicken Cutlet (that models after Hot-Star/Shihlin's taste) - if you're thinking of popping by one day to check it out, maybe you want to consider reading my take on this place to save yourself a trip. I went straight to ordering their signature dish 鲁肉饭 - Braised Pork Belly Rice ($4.90). It's quite a

So I had that there’s this new Taiwan concept restaurant opening at Far East Plaza. Didn’t get a chance to go town so finally one weekend when I was around the area shopping, I decided to go and give it a try. 5 bears offered quite a number of unique Taiwanese food and it was difficult to choose. In the end I decided to try the famous “Lu Rou Fan”. A bit disappointed because it doesn’t taste like the authentic one I had from Taiwan. The “Lu rou” or braised meat doesn’t have the special punch to

I just thought that the name of this restaurant was rather cute, so we decided to check it out. My colleagues recommended that we try out the 鲁肉饭 so that was exactly what I ordered. The lunch set comes with a drink too. It was my first time having 鲁肉饭 and I thought it was quite good! I'm not much of a rice person, so I finished all the meat but left quite a bit of the rice. It's not a dish I would particularly crave for, but if it's placed in front of me, then I wouldn't mind eating it.

Had lunch there with my colleagues. Decided to try 5 Little Bears as they just opened at Far East.The interior is pretty nice and cosy, the ordering system needs a bit of work though. You queue to order and then pay, and wait next to the counter to get your food. Once the kitchen can't keep up with the orders, the queue gets longer and it gets too crowded.Had the Braised Pork Rice which is quite nice and reasonably priced at $5.90 including a drink. The Honey glazed chicken was quite nice and th