Ratings and feedback for Soup Restaurant 三盅两件 @ Clementi Mall. (Hospitality and Gastronomy) located in Singapore (Singapore)

Soup Restaurant 三盅两件 @ Clementi Mall

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Hospitality and gastronomy

Cantonese restaurant

Chinese restaurant

Family restaurant

Singaporean restaurant

3155 Commonwealth Ave W, #03 - 62, Singapore 129588

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If you find yourself in Clementi Mall, don’t skip out on Soup Restaurant 三盅两件. Tucked away at 3155 Commonwealth Ave W, #03-62, this cozy nook has been dishing out authentic Singapore Chinatown cuisine since ‘91. Can you believe that? It’s like stepping back into a warm embrace of nostalgia with each spoonful.

Now, let’s talk about the food. The Samsui Ginger Chicken is the star; it’s tender, juicy, and that ginger sauce? Absolute magic. Seriously, if you’re in the mood for something comforting, you’ve gotta try wrapping it in lettuce with a side of their herbal soups. Who doesn’t love a warm hug disguised as dinner?

But it’s not all sunshine and rainbows. Sure, some reviews poke at bland dishes or sub-par service. I mean, don’t we all have that one experience where the food just doesn’t hit the spot? Like, who has time for that? But hey, the vibe is casual and family-friendly, perfect for group dinners or just chilling with loved ones.

The ambiance? Well, it’s got that homey feel, reminiscent of an old-school Chinese eatery. You know, the kind where you can sit for hours, talking and laughing until way too late. And while they do offer takeaway, I’d say dining in gives you that full experience.

Planning a visit? You might want to think about making a reservation during peak dinner hours. It gets crowded, especially on weekends, but can you blame people for flocking to a place that’s got hearty food at reasonable prices? Plus, they’ve got wheelchair-accessible options, so everyone can enjoy the feast.

Next time a meal craving hits, give this place a shot. Sure, not every dish will blow your mind, but that Samsui chicken? Worth the trip, hands down. And who knows? You might even make a new favorite memory over some delicious soup.