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Outram Park Fried Kway Teow Mee
Noodle Restaurant, Chinese Restaurant, and Food Court$$$$
Central Region, Singapore
"Char kway teow really got wok hei and packs a oof w every bite."(2 Tips)
"Delicious char kway teow, always long queue."(8 Tips)
"flat rice noodles"(2 Tips)
"... sprouts and beaten egg to achieve a smoky aroma. It is certainly..."(2 Tips)
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Deserves its spot as one of the best char kway teow (fried flat rice noodles) in Singapore. Evenly fried, wet enough without being overwhelming, good balance of savoury & sweet. And there's "wok hei"!- Jonathan LimAugust 28, 2014Delicious char kway teow, always long queue. Easily in my list of top 5 char kway teow stalls in Singapore.
Upvoted Mar 28 - NevermoreJanuary 3, 2020Flat rice noodles are skilfully stir-fried over high heat in a tangy dark sauce with bean sprouts and beaten egg to achieve a smoky aroma. It is certainly the best of its kind in Singapore
- Elizabeth LeeMarch 21, 2015So generous w the hum and egg when u order extra. Char kway teow really got wok hei and packs a oof w every bite. Be prepared for long queues.
Juberish GibberishNovember 4, 2018Easy and good. Worth going because the TWO Michelin’s guide noodle places are right across from each other.
Sikander LhoteFebruary 9, 2020A word to the wise: The stall closes on Sundays, and you may want to get your noodle fix in the morning, to avoid the long queues during lunch.
Sunny BeeJanuary 3, 2013Can go there for breakfast . Was there 7am n they are in operation ☺. Yummy! The coffee store nearby is gd too!
Shannon LowDecember 29, 2016Best char kway teow in Singapore. Worth the wait, queue is quite fast. In Hong Lim complex.
gerard tMay 23, 2013Note: The queue at peak hours goes round the side and behind the stall. So don't be too happy when you see "no / short queue" in front of the stall.
- Craving good char kway teow @ 6am? I know I sometimes do. This is the place! Closed on Sun & public hols
SG FoodTravelJune 18, 2015The pork lard is nearly like a soft gum due to the preparation and cooking. Great taste and yummy.
TingApril 15, 2015It's a very decent plate of CKT but not sure it warrants the perpetual long queue. Maybe do try it if it's less than 5 pax in the queue, else don't bother.
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Outram Park Fried Kway Teow Mee
Blk 531A Upper Cross Street #02-17
051531
Singapore
051531
Singapore
Closed until 6:00 AM tomorrow (Show more)
- Mon–Sat
- 6:00 AM–4:00 PM
+65 9838 7619
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- 7.1
"Yummy curry noodles which can be a little bit spicy for some"
C - 6.2
"Good value. You get a lot of Toppings and they're varied - besides char siew, wanton and vegetable it includes mushroom and Crispy wanton skin (it's not fried wanton)"
Gabriel Seah - 6.9
"Excellent noodles, the use of fried flatfish adds an extra savoury dimension to the whole bowl. Yummy!!"
Leo C.
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Cheen The Curious- 5.8
"Order the $10 bowl cos it's very worth it. The soup is amazing sweet and unlike others from the seafood ingredients (and not pork ribs) that it's cooked with."
Sarah Yong - 6.1
"Amazing chicken curry noodles. Service is brusque — not rude, they're very passionate about what they do. I love it."
Adrianna Tan
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