Season Live Seafood

No better place to park your self for a seafood lunch and beer after your jaunt in Ubin. Great ambience by the sea and live seafood available. Beer selection is limited (large bottles only!) but reasonably priced. The portions are S M and Large. Typically ($12,18 and $22). S portion may fall short of adequate sharing between two. Note: sometimes the menu description may not match the food, it's better to ask. E.g they served a different Kailan!

We came here for a late lunch after cycling around the island. It was quite empty. Service was friendly and prompt. Nice ambience and we sat near the water’s edge. According to my son, a “connoisseur in crabs”, this restaurant’s black pepper crab was simply the best that he had ever had! Crab was very fresh and the sauce was heavenly!

Kitty, I, and a group of cycling friends stopped by Season Live Seafood on Pulau Ubin after a long ride. It was convenient, being one of the few restaurants open with space, and the option of beer was a welcome relief after our cycling event. (Though some of our friends opted for the Malay store nearby) We ordered approximately a dozen dishes (a photo is attached), totalling $193. While the fried rice and hor fun were reasonably sized for the large size we ordered. Most other dishes we ordered are small size. Frankly, the food was fairly bland. While nothing was overtly bad, the flavours lacked depth and punch. Despite the less than fantastic food, we enjoyed the meal immensely thanks to great company and refreshing beers. The service was acceptable, nothing to rave about, but nothing overtly negative either. Given the limited dining options on Pulau Ubin, especially when other establishments were packed, Season Live Seafood provided a decent meal with an ocean view.

Season Live Seafood (Pulau Ubin): Decent Meal with a View, but Food Lacks Punch 3 out of 5 stars Ratings: • Food: 3/5 (Bland flavors; lacked depth and punch; portion sizes inconsistent) • Service: 3/5 (Acceptable; nothing exceptional, but nothing negative either) • Ambiance: 4/5 (Nice ocean view; convenient location; good for large groups) • Overall: 3/5 My friends and I, along with Donkey, stopped by Season Live Seafood on Pulau Ubin after a long cycling trip. It was conveniently located, one of the few restaurants with space available, and the fact that they served beer was a lifesaver after our ride. (Some friends preferred to grab their drinks from the Malay store nearby, though.) We ordered about a dozen dishes (see attached photo), totaling $193. While the fried rice and hor fun were reasonably sized for the large portions we ordered, most of the other dishes felt small. Honestly, the food was quite bland. Nothing was terrible, but the flavors lacked the depth and punch we were hoping for. Despite the less than stellar food, we had a fantastic time thanks to the great company and the refreshing beers. The service was acceptable nothing exceptional, but nothing negative either. Considering the limited dining options on Pulau Ubin, and the fact that other places were packed, Season Live Seafood served a decent meal with a nice ocean view. It's a good option for convenience and location, but don't expect culinary fireworks.

We went to Pulau Ubin for family time and goals. Beside the scenery, I really want to try this restaurant. The place is quite big, clean, near the sea so is breezy. The food is good, even my son likes the kangkong. the drinks is good, we took many drinks cause very thirsty, the price is OK, reasonable. The service is good also. They have clean toilet also.

Season Live Seafood in Pulau Ubin Village delivers fresh seafood with bold flavors. The spacious seaside terrace provides breathtaking views and an invigorating breeze off the water. Friendly staff ensure attentive service, and the menu’s variety keeps every dish exciting. Clean facilities and relaxed ambiance make it a five-star destination.

Oyster egg - excellent. Hor fun - excellent. Mixed vegetable fried - excellent. Coconut drink - excellent. From Thailand.

Service is fast and friendly, location with view overlooking the jetty and water nice. Food is no better than $5 hawker meals... foe x3 rhe price! I expect much better for a seafood restaurant so close to the source.

After cycling the island our tour guide stopped us here for a lunch that was included with our tour. We arrived and immediately ordered a coconut drink. The coconut drink was good but hard to eat the coconut meat. My husband's coconut flesh was too hard and mine wasn't the tastiest. We ordered three meals to share. Steamed prawns that were quite large and very fresh. In fact, the freshest seafood I have ever had. They grab the live prawns from a bin and steam them right up for consumption. The venison with ginger and spring onions was just okay. I had better versions of the same dish in other local restaurants in Singapore. The chicken dish had some spicy with it since it contained red peppers for flavoring. It was my favorite after the fresh quite large prawns. Overall the meal was good but I have had better food while in the area so rate this place average. Not many food options on the island.

If you're looking to feed a crowd at Pulau Ubin, Season Live Seafood is your best (and most likely only) bet. I don't know of any bigger restaurant on Pulau Ubin. These guys have tons of round tables that can seat 8-10, so it's perfect for big families or groups. My group tried a variety of seafood dishes, and they were simply a-ok. The seasonal fish with black bean sauce definitely hit the spot. Just know you have a choice between seasonal fish and non-seasonal fish; however, the staff was not really willing to explain the differences between the two even though I asked nicely. "NOT SAME!" was the only explanation I got! It's best if you know Chinese, as the ordering will be a lot smoother. Also, don't expect 5 star service; some of the servers were really grumpy and appeared to be annoyed every time you flag them down for something. Pricing wise, it wasn't bad; for our table of 6, we ordered 4 dishes and some drinks and the total was $115. Just don't forget to bring cash, as there are no ATMs on the island and no one here accepts credit card!

Probably the only not awesome meal I had in Singapore. After a lot of biking through the island, and a lot of sweating and swearing at the broken derailleurs on my bike, I stopped here for a bite before leaving. Foolishly, I was low on cash, and nothing on the island takes credit, so my options were restricted (I knew this before hand and I just spaced on visiting an ATM, my fault, not theirs) and I went with some honey prawns, thinking shrimp sounded good. They came head and shell on - no problem - and cooked in the honey sauce. So it's a bit of a sticky mess, but whatever. My complaint is that the shells and shrimp were partially butterflied open, then cooked in that sauce, which I think allowed the honey glaze to sort of bond the shells to the meat. Plus the shrimp were overcooked. So between the difficulty of shelling the shrimp, and then the tough meat...just not good. Definitely a let down. There are other restaurants on the island, I might try those if there was going to be a next time, or maybe just something different from the menu.

Some of the freshest and best tasting prawns I have ever had! Straight from the water swimming around to the hot water and then to your plate! I also had the fried rice and it was also delicious! Definitely a tourist only stop due to the prices but with the size of the portions they provide I would say that it is actually inexpensive! Definitely recommend if you are on Pulau Ubin!

Pulau Ubin is an island that belongs to Singapore and that you can reach using ferry boats in about 20 minutes from Changi village. The island is largely uninhabited and has no electrictiy (hence the noise of generators when you land). People go there to take a bicycle ride (they can be rented at multiple places for about 10 SGD for 4 hours) and to eat seafood. This place is the most attractive seafood place and all seafood is live on the premises, so you can be sure of extreme freshness. Excellent quality for lettle money!

Good and tasty and reasonably price, definitely come back again. Loved the fried rice and mee goreng, the fried vegetables is very good with wok hei!

We stopped for a bite after biking around the island for a few hours and it was a nice treat to sit and relax outside with a beautiful view and enjoy some tasty food.

Another hit and miss restaurant for us, sadly. Hit was some tasty fried rice, miss was some fish, that made my partner not very well later that day. It's always a sad tale when your food fights back. However, views from the restaurant are fantastic looking back onto the Singapore shoreline.