Eat Fresh Hongkong Famous Street Food

Jenny Jamora

4.0

The pancake was good. I honestly did not expect it to be that good. It has that crunchy texture and chocolatey taste (idk)The laksa was great too. It has a lot of ingredients, it was creamy and not that spicy, and has generous amount of noodles too.Will gooo back to try other dishes!!

Ayşenur Alpan

5.0

No frills Chinese food that is affordable for the good quality. Try their avocado shake, laksa, cereal chicken, salted egg shrimps, and yakitori. This place will always remind me of HK’s street food scene 💯

Ino Joson

4.0

Great place for your comfort food. They have an extensive menu due to the other restaurants around the vicinity which is the same owner where you can order from as well. They have a really good laksa, claypot rice is awesome as well, you get that burnt rice on the side which is the best part in a claypot rice. They have plenty of drinks to choose from as well. Their roastings are pretty good too.

Evaniakristiani

5.0

Super sarap!!! Babalik ako for the love of laksa!! and to try other dishes too!! Kaso magreready ka lang ng perfume kasi may attachment ung amoy ng foods sa damit hehehe.. But tastewise this is the best!

Corine Honrado

4.0

Very affordarble. Beef Brisket and fishballs is a must try :) rice meals are served with the claypot.Servings are good for 2 people. Place is a bit small for a large group who plans to eat here :)

Libna Shabrina Shahaaz

4.0

If its your first time to dine at Eat Fresh, I recommend you to try their Laksa. 🍜 Laksa - The soup base is really rich, creamy with just the right amount of spice. The dish also includes different balls and noodles which is actually a complete meal in itself and its also good enough for two. You can also pair this with their Pearl Nai Cha to fend off the heat. (🌟 Recommended 🌟)Other must-try items for me:🍢 Yakitori - One yakitori stick consist of 3 bacon wrapped - (1) shitake mushrooms, (1) asparagus/ green beans and (1) enoki mushroom doused with a teriyaki soy based sauce. (🌟 Recommended 🌟)🍲 Beef Tendon - After eating here for quite a while, I recently just discovered how mouthwatering their beef tendon was. The sauce has a rich beef flavor that had the right balance of sweet and salty. It was served in a small hot pot that made the dish continue to boil and thicken up the sauce which can be perfectly slathered over a steaming hot bowl of rice. (🌟Recommended 🌟)🍜 Wanton Soup - This clear broth soup will warm up your stomach and has a refreshing taste similar to the clam (halaan) soup because of the heavy ginger flavor. There were also 8 big wantons in the small pot, so its definitely worth its price.Probably not going to order again:🥘 Sweet & Sour Pork - We also tried their sweet and sour pork (since I was craving some) which wasn't that good since the pork was a bit tough and hard to chew, but atleast the flavor was there.

Ankit Maheshwari

5.0

Eat Fresh is a favorite place whenever my friends let me tag along with them to Banawe, and anywhere else it might be. I find myself craving for their dishes and milk tea very often, and the affordable price makes it worth coming back to again and again

Steven Tjahyadi

4.0

Actual rating: 3.9Eat Fresh has always been a go-to place for cheap yet good-tasting dishes. However, while the dishes here in the Banawe branch are still good, the San Juan branch would still be the better place in terms of over-all dining experience.We had the beef brisket claypot rice, fish fillet claypot rice, salt and pepper squid, and salt and pepper pork. The claypot rice lacked water when it was cooked. The rice pieces were too hard and seemed overcooked. The salt and pepper squid was tasty and flavorful, although it was not as crispy as the one in the San Juan branch. The salt and pepper pork also lacked some crisp. Another downer was the fact that most of the meat was fatty.It was still a good dining experience nonetheless.

Sercan

4.0

We ordered Laksa, Beef brisket claypot rice, salted egg shrimps, lobster balls, yakitori, yakitori sausage. The place is just small but the food are delicious.

Bagus Haryo Danu

5.0

I thoroughly enjoyed my lunch at Eat Fresh. Heard a lot of great feedback about this restaurant, I just had to drive to once very familiar grounds. We used to live in the area when we were newly married.Eat Fresh is a Hongkong Street Food concept where you find HK favorites like claypot rice and their various balls and goodies on sticks. What's great is you could also cross-order from their sister Singapore-style eatery called Shiok Shiok.Memories of Hing Kee in Yau Ma Tei and Wing Hop Sing in Des Voeux Road still beckon to me since my Christmas HK jaunt. So on cue, I ordered their Beef Tendon Claypot Rice and got their sister resto's much talked about Laksa.The great thing about ordering a restaurant's bestseller is you're assured of a good thing and the "law of averages" also works with different people's taste preferences and biases. So, to be the bestseller, it is based on several individuals' choice to favor the dish. The claypot rice is like the ones we had recently in HK. The experience down to the pouring of the light, sweet soy sauce to the flavor of the toasted "tutong" enhanced by the sauce is familiar. The beef tendon is tender with a little bite and it was just fabtastic. I know how hard it is to cook and get the timing right.The Laksa is very flavorful and made us really full with its shrimps, squid balls, crab sticks, squid, fried tofu in a spicy, rich coconut milk soup. I loved the flavor. Though not as spicy as the renowned 328 Katong Laksa on East Coast Road in Singapore, it is well-rounded in flavor.The best thing is that these two dishes only set us back by P405 with Senior discount from a little over P500. Truly, world class on a budget.