5 Stones Singapore Kitchen

We ordered 2 portions of fish ball noodles on 6 July 2022 when my friend brought me over to try this shop at Hazelwood park. As my friend is a fishball noodle mover, we top up our portion to more fishballs. After eating it, it's indeed as close as you can find in Singapore. Owners are a couple from Singapore and according to my friend, this is the most authentic Singaporean style dishes you can find in South Australia. They sells various dishes such as char kway teow, Hor fun, Mee goreng, clay pot mui fun etc. A sure place for people who like Singaporean style food to visit and enjou the dishes!

Ben Sia

We got recommended this place by a friend, who is Singaporean, and we are definitely not disappointed! The food was tasty and cheap - the best combination. . Fu Yong omelette: fantastic flavours. . Char kway teow: nicely done with lots of wok hei flavours! . Sambal belacan with squid: the squid was very tender. . Seafood mui fan: this was sooo good! Loved the sauce! . Shrimp paste fried chicken: our favourite!!! We loved this dish so much! Highly recommended 😍😍😍.

Hanmo Li

Enjoyed the ckt, yee mee but sadly the charred claypot mui fan was burnt black so didnt get to enjoy the crunchy bottom that comes with it. First visit n will be back if desperate. Careless attitude reflects poor service and not inviting. Additionally, the lack of ingredients doesn't honestly justify price of dishes.

Honest Review

Authentic Singaporean tastes. Portions are good, friendly service. One of the few places in Adelaide where you can taste the elusive "wok hei" aka 'breath of the wok' on the fried noodles, the hallmark of a good cook.

Suzanne Pang

Small store near the roundabout. Had spicy and non spicy char kuey teow. The spicy one really had a kick. If you can tolerate spice, it brings out more of the ckt flavour. Seafood version was good. Decent portion. Noodles had good wok hei flavour but were a bit wet and also little bit on the expensive side. Still its one of the decent ckts in town.

Miss J