Ah Orh Seafood Restaurant

Food was nice, ambience was great and staff eager to help. Sufficient parking lots.

The quality of the food was good and the price is reasonable

Very friendly staff and nice food. Will go back again

This old school teochew restaurant serves authentic teochew food at reasonable prices.

My last visit was in July 2024, and this visit was for a birthday celebration. The dishes were delicious, and the staff was very friendly and attentive.

Good but prefer less salt and less oil for health reason

The fish served was not hot enough for my liking

Service was fast and efficient . Food was good and prices are reasonable .

Enjoyed the good food there. Nice cool ambience and attentive staff.

Classic teochew dishes, love the steamed pomfret, fish maw soup and braised duck/pork!

We had our regular group gathering at Ah Orh n it was an excellent choice. The food quality n quantity were fantastic, tasted so great as Teochew food should. The steamed ikan kurau tail was perfectly done. Other 7 dishes also perfect. Service was prompt too. Keep it up.

Old school place with great taste! Love the nostalgic taste, food prepared with so much sincerity we can feel it in our guts.

The food in general was very mediocre but expensive. The steamed fish for 6 was extremely small, hardly enough to be divided.

The food was excellent- one of the best for traditional teochew cuisine. Service was good; food was delivered fast and restaurant was clean. Will be back!

There was no air con table available when we arrived and we were told that our reservations were for outside table. There should be a note in our reservations to inform us of this as we may choose to eat elsewhere, especially on a hot day. The cold crab and the steamed pomfret were good. The prawn cakes were average. But the fried vegetable (HongKong Kailan) was poorly done.

Food is delicious and service is fast. Will go back again to try other dishes

The service was good and the food was great and provided value for money.

The staff are helpful and friendly; ample and convenient parking during lunch time.

An old school authentic teochew restaurant with tasty dishes at reasonable prices.

All good, except for fish maw soup … a bit too starchy. We have chill pork jelly, veg, stirred fried crayfish, prawn roll. Not sure if it’s reasonable . Total cost is $135.00 (before GST @ 9%) which overall amount is $147.15 for 4 Pax.😉

Food is expensive. Cost $80 per person. Service so so.

Enjoyed the cold crabs and prawn roll very much. Not too crowded, so could talk easily.

Good Teochew steam pomfret, fish and nice. The fried Teochew hor fun was good too.

Service was good! The food was extremely delicious. Highly recommended!!

The service was ok, yummy oyster egg, too much msg.

Had the fish steamboat which comes out in a charcoal hotpot if you sit outside. Fish meat, wang bok and yam. Was good, but I must say, nothing spectacular.

Foods are nice. Our 2nd time there within one month

As always, a great place to have a dinner with friends, enjoying the traditional Teochew dishes!

Food was decent but not mindblowing. Old school deco, perfect for bringing elderly

Great tasteful teochew styled food, service with heart and smile, cost-wise could perhaps be lower.

Food was authentic and very good. Price are reasonable and acceptable

Restaurant serves authentic Teochew cuisine which we like and value for money.

Food are as delicious as before, only thing is lack of serving crews.

Good teochew food. Steamed fish and duck were very good.

The food standard has dropped. Disappointed with their braised sea cucumber.

Glad to have brought my in-laws to lunch here. All their fave food and taste that suits their tongues.

Good teochew food served here. Good for family to gather for a meal here.

food is pretty nice. we had an enjoyable time celebrating Father's Day.

Food is good and reasonably priced . Staff are friendly and helpful Great place to go for yr affordable meal

Will go again. The dishes We ordered was served promptly.

the cold crab is superb! as well as the char kway teow