Fuh Station restaurant

This restaurant shares a building with the Esso gas station, so don't be alarmed if at first glance you don't notice it. The interior is clean and well decorated. I tried their rare beef satay noodle soup which was pretty good. The peanut satay made the soup thicker and creamy which was nice. However, the soup overall lacked spice and flavor. The beef comes rare and cooks in the hot soup, and is very tender, but the quantity is rather small.

My husband and I JUST finished vermicelli noodle bowls from Fuh Station and as soon as I put down my utensils, I grabbed my phone to leave a review because this was quite simply the finest noodle bowl I’ve ever had the pleasure of enjoying. We ordered from SkipTheDishes to the south end of the city. The food was still piping hot, and the freshness - unmatched. There was a wonderful depth of flavour in the lemongrass chicken, and it was show stopping from the first bite. The spring rolls tasted SO fresh (you could taste the pork and spices, as opposed to the frying oil). The fish sauce was perfection. I even appreciated that they cut up the noodles and had the vegetables and bean sprouts on top, as opposed to buried in a fish sauce pond at the bottom. Very impressed! We won’t be ordering from anywhere else, and can’t wait to make the pilgrimage to the north end to eat in and tell them how much we enjoy the food!

Really enjoyed the food that we got, decent amount of veggies in the noodle bowls and it all tasted fresh, unlike many other restaurants in the city who serve noodle bowls (you know who I’m talking about). Will definitely be back!

Best service and very quick. Food was amazing with variety in bowl, the smoothie was great. My partner ate all of his, said his spicy bowl could have more kick for his liking but must have still loved it as he ate it all. The cost was quite reasonable. We will definitely be going back.