
Former Ford Factory
A 1941 car factory in Bukit Timah where the British surrendered Singapore in 1942, now a museum about the Japanese Occupation.
Upper Bukit Timah Tuesday to Sunday mornings

Korean & Seafood · Upper Bukit Timah
Korean seafood restaurant at The Hillford near Beauty World, known for marinated raw crab, sashimi and barbecue.
Pohang Seafood & Butchery is a Korean seafood restaurant at The Hillford on Jalan Jurong Kechil, near Beauty World in the west of Singapore. It serves Korean-style sashimi, marinated raw crab, stews and Korean barbecue. The name comes from Pohang, a port city on South Korea's east coast that is known for its seafood.
This is the Beauty World branch. A second branch operates at Aperia Mall in Kallang.
The dish many people come for is marinated raw crab, a Korean dish known as gejang. The crab is left raw in a seasoned marinade and eaten with rice. A large raw crab platter is sized for sharing, and the restaurant has also offered smaller raw crab set meals. Eatbook has reported that only a limited number of crabs is served each day, so it can sell out.
Sashimi is the other main focus. Sets such as flatfish with salmon are sized for two or more people. You can also order fresh oysters, raw sea urchin and assorted sushi. For something warm, try the beef bone dumpling soup or a stew such as army stew.
The restaurant has long been known for sannakji. This is live baby octopus, chopped and served raw, dressed with sesame oil. It is a Korean speciality, but it is not for everyone, as the pieces still move on the plate.
As the name suggests, meat is part of the menu too. In 2026, Eatbook listed a free-flow Korean barbecue option at this Beauty World branch, with pork belly and pork collar. It is a good choice if your group wants a mix of raw seafood and grilled meat in one meal.
The Hillford is on Jalan Jurong Kechil, and the restaurant is on its ground floor at unit #01-52. Beauty World MRT station on the Downtown Line is the nearest stop.
This part of Bukit Timah is a good base for nature walks. Bukit Timah Nature Reserve and the Rail Corridor are both in the area, so a meal here works well after a morning walk. For other meals in the neighbourhood, try Karu's Indian Banana Leaf Restaurant or Daisy's Dream Kitchen.
You can also browse more Thai, Korean and Asian restaurants, see our chilli crab and seafood picks, or see all restaurants in Upper Bukit Timah.
Make a day of it

A 1941 car factory in Bukit Timah where the British surrendered Singapore in 1942, now a museum about the Japanese Occupation.
Upper Bukit Timah Tuesday to Sunday mornings

Climb Singapore's highest hill through old rainforest on short, steep trails, with monkeys, birds and plenty of shade.
Upper Bukit Timah Early morning

A free green trail on an old railway line, with old bridges, a former station and long, quiet stretches for walking and cycling.
Upper Bukit Timah Early morning or late afternoon

A free forest park next to Bukit Timah with shady trails, a quarry lake and a small nature education centre.
Upper Bukit Timah Early morning
Keep exploring

Family-friendly zi char restaurant at HillV2 in Hillview, known for its curry fish head and squid ink bee hoon.
Upper Bukit Timah

Large Korean barbecue restaurant at Clarke Quay with premium beef and pork, Korean stews and seven private rooms.
City Hall & Clarke Quay

Thai grill and bar on Ann Siang Hill, cooking regional dishes over charcoal with curry pastes pounded by hand.
Chinatown & Tanjong Pagar

JUMBO Group seafood restaurant at Wisma Geylang Serai, known for chilli crab and Indonesian-style grilled dishes.
Geylang & Paya Lebar

A single-outlet Korean barbecue restaurant at Goldhill Centre on Thomson Road, grilling meat over real charcoal since 2014.
Newton & Novena