Eat 3 Bowls @ Compass One

The place is clean and staffs are friendly. Do not need to wait long for the food. Food quality is good and serving portion is reasonable. We tried their new braised pork rice and the pork melted in our mouth. It has the authentic Taiwan food taste. The set meal is worth the price. Not all outlet has set menu. Recommend to try this outlet and great experience.

Ordered the Shredded Chicken Rice Set Meal. The shredded chicken was a little dry but paired well with the nicely sauced rice. It had a homey, light taste that I really enjoyed! The cabbage was good too, and the portion was generous, plus there were mushrooms and pork floss mixed in, which added a nice touch. I picked Taro Milk for the drink, and it was pleasant! I ordered it without sugar, which turned out just right since the taro paste already had some sweetness. I liked the small taro chunks that gave it a nice bite. The pearls weren’t the freshest or chewiest, but still acceptable. Overall, a satisfying and great-value set!

Ps: they do not follow up. They just send a typical email for formality and that's it. Never again. Staffs are nonchalant and indifferent. They just get the job done with nonchalant existing basic service hospitality. I went up to the staff with the empty chilli condiment container , asking for a refill because I just wanted to not bother anyone. The kitchen staff took the container from me and continued on whatever she's doing. Feeling perturbed I then informed another male staff about it after a couple of mins and he said "we will bring it to you". And just like this i think I stood infront of the window for a good 6 7 mins? And no one bothered. They saw me standing there for sure but chose to be indifferent about it. I went back to my seat extremely disappointed and finished up my food. I spent like 40 bucks ? On 3 ala carte dishes? You can't even top up the chilli for me? Or for any customers at your stall? Side note the meesua and chick soup was lukewarm and mediocre. Same for the fried chicken. Batter was thick and tough. I will never re visit again. Poor. Poor. Poor.

Singaporeans love going to Taiwan and the number 1 thing to do is to eat their local delicacies. 卤肉饭，fried chicken cutlet, bubble tea etc. Everything is sooo good. Since the borders are closed due to covid, where can locals satisfy their crave for taiwanese cuisine? Well there are many taiwanese food around but which ones are the most similar to the authentic taiwanese food? Look no further from 呷三碗（Eat 3 Bowls ). Owned by a singaporean man who married his taiwanese wife, this couple has turned things around in the local taiwanese cuisine. Before having “eat 3 bowls”, i think most are not bad but nothing compared to the real taiwanese version. Their lu rou fan is their signature. The meat and rice blend in so well that you cant wait to eat somemore. It is that good. There is also shredded chicken rice. Wah it is really fragrance. It goes very well and i can eat another bowl. To complete the set, try the mee sua, it come very close with the famous one at ximending. Even the side dishes like the cabbage is soo soft and good. Personally, i have tasted better milk tea else where. So this is something they can improve. If i can eat something again and again but the standard doesnt drop, it is jiak sa wa. You need to try it to be a believer. Superb is an understatement. #twfood

The salted crispy chicken and free chili are good.

Good authentic Taiwanese foods no frills. Nice staff to help. Very cozy place. Can get some discounts with grab dine out app. Good filling meal experience just like how Chinese grandmothers made them. @doris.is.me on Instagram IG TikTok TT Lemon8

A curb to my cravings for Taiwanese delights. We had the signature trio bowls. Loved the braised pork rice and oyster mee suan. Not to miss the pork floss egg crepe and sweet potatoes fries. Overall good service from staff though its dinner time and all tables are full. Some suggestions will be the tidiness of the outlet. Tends to have boxes and tables are not cleared up.

Totally disappointed with the Taiwanese cold noodles. It came as a lump and was not edible as it was dry and crumbly. The kitchen staff was nice enough to bring it back and gave me a replacement, but the noodles were equally crumbly and overcooked. I managed to eat everything but the noodles. Left hungry and disappointed.