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with unique dishes, healthy and flavourful soup, and friendly staff - i had a great meal at Tan Ser Seng. i especially recommend the cordyceps white chicken soup and the prawn rolls. only wished there was more soup as it was so good !

Was craving for herbal soup and I was in its vicinity of Tan Ser Seng Herbs Restaurant! It was my first time trying the soups in the restaurant as my mom usually packets the soup back home for me. Decided to be adventurous and tried the Double Boiled Turtle Soup for the first time, which was very flavourful and packed with nutrients! Definitely a must-try if you have not before.

We also had the following: Cordyceps Chicken Soup, Prawn Roll, Cai Po Omelette and Jade Tofu. Needless to say, my partner and I were stuffed at the end of the meal. My personal favourite was the Cai Po Omelette, the restaurant was extremely generous with the cai po, and that really made my day 🙂

If I were craving for Chinese soups, I would definitely head back to Tan Ser Seng Herbs to get my regular soup fix!

Had dinner at this restaurant and the dishes were great. Tried the hotplate beancurd and it had an original taste. Good to try!

We chanced upon this porridge place and found out that it is actually also a zi char place, except it serves sweet potato porridge to go with your dishes (rice is an option as well). You would also be happy to find out the rice/porridge are free flow!

There was a variety of different dishes to choose from, ranging from vegetables/tofu, fish, prawns, sotong to rice/noodles and soup. Feel free to take your pick as all the dishes we ordered were of good zi char standard. Will recommend friends & family!

Thrilled to have another local cuisine. Awesome to found another supper spot as they open till late. Great variety of dishes at average price. Will definitely recommend to friends and family. They have parking lots right outside the restaurant but is limited, nearby also have open space parking. Walking distance from mrt too!

I ordered the Ginseng Black Chicken Double Boiled Soup. This is the real deal! Soup was flavorful and bursting with ginseng goodness. You can tell from the taste that the herbal soup was brewed from scratch. Service was impeccable and efficient too.

Hot and bubbling turtle soup with a rich broth. Staff here also have thoughtful services as chairs with back support are offered to elderly people.

BRUH THIS WAS SO GOOD🤤❤️‍🔥 The staff explained that they wok-fry grass carp that's popular in Guangzhou, which has an addictive crunchy and bouncy texture, in fragrant garlic🧄 and dried chilli.

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After so much feasting, my dad brought us to try this healthy barrel fish pot. We picked Toman fish🐟 which is hard to find nowadays and has lots of health benefits. It's then boiled with mushroom herbal soup in a wooden barrel with stones🪵😮 which was super cool to see!

Found this super tasty thick and not salty herbal soup with a lot of herbs. The yam rice is nice.

Delicious nourishing soup! Would come again

Ordered their signature Green Pepper Grilled Fish ($48.90), along with sides of Cucumber with Garlic ($4.90), Cauliflower ($11.80), and Dumplings with Chilli ($3.80). Overall, it was a satisfying meal, but there were a few areas that could be improved.

The fish was flavorful and well-cooked, with tender meat and a smoky aroma. However, even after requesting for less spice, it was still quite fiery, which might be overwhelming for those with a lower tolerance for heat. It’s worth noting if you’re not a fan of spicy food! We added on Cabbage ($4.60) and Ramen ($2.80) but you can choose not to as the add-on prices are rather steep.

The sides were a great addition to the meal. The cucumber was refreshing and crunchy, providing a nice contrast to the fish. The cauliflower was well-seasoned and cooked just right, while the dumplings were juicy and flavorful, though not particularly a standout.

Service was prompt, and the ambiance was lively, making it a good spot for a casual meal. Do make a reservation or come early, as there was a long queue during peak dinner time. I also used the Grab Dine Out 20% deal to pay, so the total for 5 of us only came up to about $108!