Fish @ Pasir Ris is the eastern branch of Fun@Fish, a family of prawning spots in Singapore that bills itself as home to the greatest family and company bonding experiences. Tucked inside Tee Side Chalet at 125 Pasir Ris Road, just minutes from Pasir Ris Park, the outlet offers prawning in the great outdoors with 100% full shelter — so rain or shine, the rods stay in the water. It is open every day from 9am until 6am the next morning, public holidays included.
The family-oriented setup spans seven ponds: two Freshwater Big Head Prawn ponds, a Seawater Tiger Prawn pond, a Wild SoonHock pond, a beginner-friendly pay-what-you-catch pond, a fish feeding pond, a fish spa pond and a children's longkang (drain) fishing pond. Anglers can switch between the SoonHock and Big Head ponds at any time, and students and NSFs enjoy discounted hourly rates.
Catching is only half the experience — prawns can be grilled on site at no extra charge, with salt, paper plates and chilli sauce provided free, and bait is free and unlimited. Nightly specials keep things lively: crab nights on Mondays and Fridays, mass prawn releases from 8pm most nights (from 2pm on Sundays), and an all-day happy hour on Wednesdays. The outlet also hosts corporate events, children's birthday parties and school outings, and its owners note a 5.0-star Google rating for this branch.
Drive toward the eastern coast of Singapore and the city seems to exhale. Pasir Ris Park stretches out in green and blue, chalets dot the shoreline, and inside one of them — Tee Side Chalet, at 125 Pasir Ris Road — you'll find Fish @ Pasir Ris, a prawning playground that has earned a perfect 5.0-star Google rating for its branch by doing a few simple things very well.
The premise is disarmingly straightforward: prawning in the great outdoors, with 100% full shelter. The sudden downpour that ends most outdoor plans in Singapore simply doesn't apply here. Sessions run from 9am all the way to 6am the next morning, every single day of the year — public holidays included, Chinese New Year and Christmas Day included.
What makes Fish @ Pasir Ris genuinely family-oriented is the range of ponds packed into one sheltered space. Dedicated anglers gravitate to the two Freshwater Big Head Prawn ponds or the Seawater Tiger Prawn pond; the adventurous try the Wild SoonHock pond, stocked fully with wild-caught soonhock, and can switch freely between it and the Big Head ponds during a session. Beginners — and anyone who prefers certainty — head for the pay-what-you-catch pond, where you pay only for what you land and rod rental is unlimited.
Younger visitors are far from an afterthought. There's a children's longkang fishing pond in the classic drain-fishing style generations of Singaporeans grew up with, a fish feeding pond for tiny hands, and a fish spa pond where small fish nibble tired feet in 30- or 60-minute sessions. No one in the family, as the operators put it, gets left out.
Catching is only half the ritual here. Whatever you land goes straight onto the grill at no extra charge, with salt, paper plates and chilli sauce all provided free. Bait is free and unlimited for the whole session. A few house rules keep things pleasant for everyone: no outside bait (cockles attract flies, and pork is out of respect for Malay guests), no grilling raw food brought from home, and no pets. Cooked food, however, is welcome — there are plenty of tables and chairs if you'd like to make an evening of it.
Rod etiquette is relaxed too. Bring your own prawning rod if you have one, borrow theirs if you don't, and share a rod among friends if you like. Students and NSF servicemen enjoy discounted hourly rates, and multi-hour and value cards reward regulars who return week after week.
Regulars plan their visits around the specials calendar. Monday is crab night, with crabs going into all the ponds; Tuesday brings a one-shot release of 5kg of tiger prawns at 9pm; Wednesday is an all-day happy hour, with tiger prawns and the seawater fish pond at Big Head prawn prices. Friday is crab night again, Saturday puts crabs into the freshwater ponds, and Sunday turns into a marathon of mass releases from 2pm — 8kg of Big Head prawns at 2pm, 6kg of tiger prawns at 3pm, and another 8kg of Big Heads at 4pm. Outside Sundays, release timings run at 8pm, 9pm and 10pm, so late-night prawning here is a genuine pastime, not an accident of the clock.
Beyond walk-in prawning, the outlet organises corporate family days, department bonding sessions and church events (minimum ten rods, with Gebiz/VendorSG payment available for government agencies), children's birthday parties at the longkang pond, and school outings for groups of twenty or more. A loyalty programme lets members collect points on their spending, redeem them for prizes, and earn referral rewards — and new sign-ups even start with free prawning time and a fish spa as a welcome perk.
Take bus 403 from Pasir Ris MRT and alight at Pasir Ris Park (bus stop 77129), walk northeast along Pasir Ris Road, go through the roundabout and turn right into Tee Side Chalet — about six minutes in all. Drivers can park for free at public Carpark F, a five-minute walk away. For event bookings the team prefers WhatsApp, with general enquiries also taken by phone and at [email protected].
Whether it's a midnight prawning session with friends, a toddler's first fish scooped from the longkang pond, or a company day out under the sheltered roofs, Fish @ Pasir Ris keeps the formula simple: everyone fishes, everyone grills, and nobody gets rained on.