Sushi Smile
Route Malabata, Avenue Mohamed VI، Tanger 90060, MoroccoHot pot restaurant Moderately expensive
2 Lor Lew Lian, #01-56, Singapore 531002
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When I introduce friends to 18 Seafood, I usually start by saying it’s one of those seafood restaurants that feels effortlessly comfortable yet quietly confident about what it serves. Located at 2 Lor Lew Lian, #01-56, Singapore 531002, 18 Seafood sits in a convenient neighborhood spot that makes it easy to drop by for a casual meal or plan something more relaxed with family and friends. From the moment you step in, the seafood restaurant vibe is clear-unpretentious, welcoming, and focused on good food rather than flashy distractions. What I like most is how flexible the experience can be, because 18 Seafood understands that diners have different needs on different days. Whether you’re in the mood to dine in and enjoy the atmosphere, grab a quick takeaway, or stay home and rely on delivery or no-contact delivery, the options are there without any fuss. That convenience blends nicely with a menu designed for sharing and exploring, especially if you enjoy small plates that let you taste a little of everything. As a seafood-focused spot, 18 Seafood naturally leans into flavors that feel familiar yet satisfying, making it approachable even if you’re not someone who eats seafood every day. At the same time, the availability of alcohol and coffee adds another layer to the experience, so it works just as well for a laid-back dinner as it does for a longer, more social meal. I often mention that 18 Seafood isn’t trying to overwhelm you with too many ideas at once; instead, it creates a clear, easygoing setting where seafood is the star and everything else supports that goal. Because of this balance, the restaurant feels suitable for quick weekday meals, slow conversations over shared plates, or simple gatherings where good food and convenience matter more than formality.
Prices and dish names are transcribed from the restaurant's printed menu, photographed in August 2026 and reproduced on the menu page. Hours, address and service options come from the restaurant's public business profile. An editor confirmed the restaurant was trading on 4 September 2026. Something wrong? Tell us.
2 Lor Lew Lian, #01-56, Singapore 531002
Quiet a little coffeeshop all came for this zichar restaurant in the evening for dinner. Food is good at Cantonese style. A little pricier and taste wise also stronger but overall really good if accompanied with rice. Regulars come here all the time it seems and able to bring your own alcohol. Carpark wise can be limited Infront of the store. Service crew were pretty good.
Chanced upon this coffee shop Tze Char place and really love the food. Two dishes really stood out for me among the dishes I ordered - the black pepper steak and hor fun. Many diner bring along their wines to enjoy with the food which I will do the next time I visit the place.
Excellent home cook food style…. All the dishes are sam out of this world …. Must have the Mee pok
Tell us what you ordered and what it cost. Two or three sentences about one dish is more useful to the next person than a star rating.
Nearest first, then across the Rio Grande Valley.