at 1 Northpoint Drive
Based on 30 reviews
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1 Northpoint Drive View all businesses in 1 Northpoint Drive →930 Yishun Ave 2, #B1-151 Makan Town, Northpoint City, Singapore 769098, 1 Northpoint Drive, Singapore 769098
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Based on 30 reviews
Toh Kai Khoo
Ordered 3 items. Only the beancurd in soy milk was good. The pan-fried dumplings were average. The item with the worst value and taste was the scallion pancake. Please don't order it. It looked like it came straight from a packet, yet tasted worse. It was overly greasy and chewy too. Bad for health. That's the price I paid for not trusting Google reviews.
W.K. Lim
Firstly, the staff were so unfriendly, except for the aunty who was collecting plates. I probably ordered the wrong dishes. The beef noodle broth was more like vegetable broth, lacking any beef essence. The pancake was very oily and tough.
The Wok & Ladle
We passed by the shop and decided to give it a try as it looked good watching other patrons eat. We had the chicken dumpling with beef soup, which was very good. The soup had depth and a delicious daikon umami flavour. The fried jian bing was so-so, with too much flour for most of the filling. The red bean bing also had a skin that was too thick; I would have preferred a thinner skin. The youtiao bing was not bad, but again, I think there was too much flour. However, I will be back to try other things.
Jolene Wee
I visited on Saturday, 26 April, around 7:30 pm. The food was good, specifically the pan-fried dumplings and the beancurd. However, I was extremely disappointed by the level of customer service I received. The cashier who attended to me (attached) was rude and unprofessional. I wasn't expecting five-star service, but basic courtesy, such as a simple greeting or an acknowledgment of my order, was completely absent. The cashier did not say "hello," "thank you," or even show any facial expression. It felt as though she was uninterested in being there, which created an uncomfortable atmosphere. I hope this will be addressed, as other customers also felt disturbed by it.
Yan Yu Tan
To my fellow Taiwanese, I strongly advise avoiding this place. The scallion cake with egg was the worst I've ever had—dry, bland, and utterly disappointing (just look at the photo!). The beef noodles were mediocre but at least edible. As for the carrots and radish, they were overly salty, making me suspect the soup was watered down from an overly seasoned stew. Definitely not worth a visit.
Kat Pui
Eating a bowl of beef noodle soup (no beef, so I have stomach space for the amazing gyoza) at this shop is like embodying a sickly Taiwanese child. You wake up on a cold winter's morning, the sky a pale blue through your bedside window. Birds chirp outside, and Grandmother walks in, carrying a bowl of gentle beef soup, filled with handmade noodles, and a side of handmade gyoza. Best beef noodles, tastes like home. Best gyoza too, 10/10. Every time I come to Northpoint, I force anyone I come here with to eat at this shop. I always leave full of warm soup, then food coma for hours. Just a note: there used to be aunties who could speak both English and Mandarin. However, most recently, a young Chinese man manning the cashier got our order wrong. I believe he only speaks Chinese, so be alert of your order and ask for it to be repeated. We were given beef noodles with beef, instead of no beef. I'd rate that a 2/5 considering the beef is the main star, but it is dry, has pockets of unrendered, unpleasant fat still remaining, and isn't particularly delicious. Not worth the hefty added $3 for the meat at all.
Heng Lee
My friend enjoys the savoury beancurd, but it's not really to my taste. The soya bean drink and you tiao are a safe bet.
The Savoury Prawn
Surprisingly yummy! Their beef noodles were of good standard. I was especially surprised by the presentation of the hot soyabean milk in a bowl – I felt like a cat . The dumplings were okay. It was kinda difficult to find, but that’s only because of Northpoint’s confusing layout.
J. Tan
The beef beancurd is basically high protein, low carb. The soup has a herbal flavour and is not salty. The youtiao with garlic is very flavourful. I think it's not bad, especially if you're dieting. It's low oil and low salt. There's self-service chilli sauce, soy sauce, and vinegar if it's not flavourful enough for you. Very wallet-friendly too.
Khairul
Dumplings made fresh in-store! A great place for quick bites. I also love their scallion pancake; it's good when served hot. I waited about 5 minutes for the food to be ready. The nice atmosphere takes you back to Taiwan. HALAL!
