Ordering process is extremely silly with full dependency on a single POS. What a way to start your experience.
Mobile ordering doesn’t go into the system till later, not sure why.
Jose Gonzalez
5
Excellent all around experience. Recommending this establishment to everyone.
Quality and service out of this world. Can't wait to come back.. maybe tomorrow.
Mara Mae Rayco
5
Can’t remember the last time I had such a tasty kebab. The seasoning was just right and the meat was so tender.
Victor Ng
4
Food not bad. Had the chicken and falafel.
Service is kinda slow. Restaurant wasn't full but still took 30mins to get the food after ordering, slow since it does look like meant to be fast food setting.
Friendly staff
Mike Famaranglas
4
We're looking for some reasonable prices to try for lunch around Resort World Sentosa but it seems that this is the only restaurant suitable for our budget and taste. We ordered falafel, shawarma and fries and they weren't that bad except the long queue and waiting time is a bit too long because there's only one counter that is operating.
J Acksee
5
First Middle East restaurant in Sentosa which serves pita bread and rice/keta bowl. We ordered beef and prawn rice bowl, as well as the junior chicken pita bread. We enjoyed the healthy fluffy basmati rice with tender/flavourful beef and prawn meats. The pita bread is soft with tender grilled chicken.
Sarah Zimmerman
2
This experience was just strange. Ordering took twenty minutes with only one person working the order counter. Two electronic ordering stations were in the restaurant, but neither were powered on. Tables were not regularly cleared/cleaned and no marked space to dispose of trays/rubbish.
The food was delicious and priced reasonably for the freshness. I’m hopeful that they’re just new and still working out the kinks.
rub
5
One of the best meals of our trip. Everything at WEWA felt freshly made and flavorful. We’ll be coming back next time we’re in Singapore.
E L
1
Wewa bills itself as a fast-food joint, but it is so much more. It's a philosophical experiment that challenges your perception of time itself. It is less a restaurant and more a live-in art installation on the theme of "waiting."
We placed our humble order at 12:35 PM, bright-eyed and optimistic. It is now 1:15 PM. In the time that has passed, I believe I have reached a new state of consciousness. My hunger has passed through all five stages of grief and has now become a separate, sentient being sitting opposite me, asking what our next move should be.
They seem to be serving the food with the pacing of a 10-course fine dining menu, except they've forgotten to bring out the first nine courses. I am fairly certain I could have queued at Din Tai Fung for 60 minutes, ordered, eaten, and digested their legendary xiao long bao in the time it has taken for my food to not appear.
I cannot comment on the quality of the food, for it exists only in the realm of theoretical physics for me right now. It is the Schrödinger's cat of lunches.
So, thank you, Wewa. I came to Sentosa seeking lunch, but I am leaving with a profound lesson in patience and a deeper understanding of the vast, slow-moving universe. Come to Wewa if you wish to question the very fabric of existence. You won't get your food fast, but you might just get enlightened.
Henri Julien
2
The food was so-so, and the service was not friendly at all. On the menu, drinks like Coke or Sprite are included but strangely, not water. If you want water, it’s an extra $5, which makes no sense. Overall, the price is quite expensive for what is essentially fast food.