Ruyi (Closed)

Was staying over at one of the RWS hotel and saw that Ruyi had breakfast sets so we went there for breakfast! The breakfast menu had Fish/Chicken Porridge and fried rice and they come with a cup of coffee/tea for $5.50! Their non-breakfast menu is also available in the morning as well. Service was quite efficient, we got the our food immediately after ordering! I bought the chicken porridge to share with my friend. Personally I didn't like the porridge. It's quite grainy and not the smoother and

We decided to have a simple dinner at Ruyi resturant as hubby needed to rush off to work after this. This was the second time we dined at Ruyi, the first time we had "Ruyi" is at the airport before we departed for Melbourne last December.Nice flower-shaped ceiling lamps in the restaurant.This is Chinese Fast Food. Many of the cooking processes are done automated. However, I don't find their signature Ruyi Fried Rice very nice. It was a bit dry and salty. $6.20 for this bowl of fried rice is

The previous time I had Ruyi before and was disappointed. I tried again because this is the cheapest option here. They use paper containers to serve food, portion was quite small. The last time I tried their rice so this time I tried their noodles. It was nice, really liked the noodles. The seasoning was light and not salty at all. Price is consider cheap, as nothing is cheap here, waiting time about 10mins.

We tried the fried rice, carrot cake, char siew bun and gyoza for breakfast at RWS. Feel that the portion of the fried rice is a bit little for the price. Taste wise would think that it is so-so only. Liked the char siew bun and gyoza. The carrot cake looks a bit burnt, otherwise ok.Quite a crowded place for breakfast...a good alternative if you're not taking the breakfasts from the hotels.

Heard that Ruyi is a restaurant under tung lok group. So you will expect this place to be a classic restaurant.But once you see the place, it look like a fast food place.Lucky we that they offer some set breakfast meal and set lunch meal.As it was still early and their lunch has not started yet, we order their breakfast set.Bee Hoon set with a chicken wing at $4.90. Good Taste.Congee Slice Fish at $4.90. Good Taste.And 2 coffee free as the meal come with drink.A money worth for breakfast at R

Ruyi , a restaurant under tung lok group , had been to a few tung lok group restaurant , 1st visit to ruyi , the price is reasonable They serve from rice e.g bbq pork rice , curry chicken rice , noodles in different style (dry/soup/gravy) , dian xian , dessert all in 1 restaurant . The Stall operate 24 hours so anytime can give it a try We ordered curry chicken rice and stewed minced pork noodles . The curry is a bit spicy but the favour and fragnance is there , the chicken meat is tender and th

Ruyi, is the first fast-food Chinese restaurant to be introduced in Singapore by the Tung Lok Group. As I wanted to try something different and I ordered a stewed minced pork rice with soy egg (lu rou fan) $6.90 and a Ruyi Fried noodle $6.50. From my opinion, I feel that the price is a bit overrated and it does not leave up to the definition for fast food. It was supposed to be cheap and fast? The food was pretty average; however, the service was good. But I would not patronise the shop the nex

Ruyi, is the first fast-food Chinese restaurant to be introduced in Singapore by the Tung Lok Group. As I wanted to try something different and I ordered a stewed minced pork rice with soy egg (lu rou fan) $6.90 and a Ruyi Fried noodle $6.50. From my opinion, I feel that the price is a bit overrated and it does not leave up to the definition for fast food. It was supposed to be cheap and fast? The food was pretty average; however, the service was good. But I would not patronise the shop the next

i simply love the fried rice at ruyi! Went there with my family for a nice meal. The rice was not too hard not too soft. it was very fragrant as well. There was quite a number of shrimps added to the dish. The shrimps were very fresh and crunchy. As a whole the ruyi fried rice deserves two thumbs up!

Ruyi, which means ‘as one’s wishes’ in Chinese, is the first fast-food Chinese restaurant to be introduced in Singapore by the Tung Lok Group. Aimed at diners in search of convenient, good quality Chinese meals at affordable prices and served up pronto, The restaurants offers a choice of over 30 items, ranging from rice, noodles to dim sum delights. My 2 favourites were the minced pork noodles, and carrot cake. Prices were 7+ for noodles to $0.60 or 1.20 for a slice of carrot cake.Their take awa

Ruyi is Tung Lok's take on chinese fast food. I like the white and orange decor. I like the fuss free environment to have a quick and cheap meal. I like the very spicy and numbing hot and spicy soup ($3.90) a lot. I like the liberal use of sichuan peppercorn and vinegar in the thick soup. I like the $1 prawn paste chicken wing promotion. I like the distinct taste of the prawn paste seasoning. I dislike the rather cold ruyi fried noodles ($6.20), it will taste much better if the noodles are