The 5 Best Char Kway Teow in Singapore

No. 18 Fried Kway Teow is a famous fried kway teow food stall located near the entrance of Zion Riverside Food Centre on Zion Road. Named No. 18 Fried Kway Teow, but its official address is at number 17 of the food court.

What people like:

NO. 18 FRIED KWAY TEOW’S INGREDIENTS: Kway teow (flat rice & egg noodles), cockles, slices of fish cake, lup cheong (Chinese sausage), egg, bean sprouts, Chinese chives, and black sauce.

USING OF LARD: For those who like to have the little pieces of crispy pork in Fried Kway Teow, No. 18 is the right place.

PORTION SIZES: The dish comes in three sizes, small (S$3), medium (S$4), and large (S$5). With a generous amount given, a small plate is just right for a medium eater.

GETTING THERE:

• Buses: 1N, 2N, 3N, 4N, 5, 5N, 6N, 16, 75, 175, 195, 970 and NR5 (Walk 2 mins from bus stop B06131)
• Nearest MRT station: Tiong Bahru MRT (EW17) (Walk 12 mins from Exit B)

Coming to Singapore’s fried kway teow, Hill Street Char Kway Teow is often the first name to pop up in people’s minds. This food stall made its fame since it was located at Hill Street. These days, we can find this over-40-year-old fried kway teow stall at Bedok South Road Market & Food Centre.

What people like:

HILL STREET CHAR KWAY TEOW’S INGREDIENTS: Kway teow (flat rice & egg noodles), cockles, lup cheong (Chinese sausage), eggs, bean sprouts, Chinese chives, black soya sauce, and crispy pork lard.

USING OF LARD: Yes

FOOD PORTION: There are usually two portion sizes on offer, priced at S$3.00 and S$4.00 but still possible for big eaters to order a five-dollar plate.

GETTING THERE:

• Buses: 12, 38, and 229 (Walk 1 min from bus stop B84119)
• Nearest MRT station: Bedok MRT (EW5) (Walk 12 mins from Exit B)

Outram Park Fried Kway Teow is an award-winning food stall located at Hong Lim Market and Food Centre. Local foodies patronize this food court to taste one of the best fried kway teow plates in Singapore and other famed foods like curry mee, wanton noodles, and mee siam at one visit.

What people like:

OUTRAM PARK FRIED KWAY TEOW’S INGREDIENTS: Kway teow (flat rice & egg noodles), cockles, fish cake, eggs, bean sprouts, dark soy sauce, and crispy pork lard.

USING OF LARD: Yes

FOOD PORTION: Only standard plates are on offer, priced at S$4.00. Diners can pay S$2.00 extra for more cockles and S$0.50 for more egg.

GETTING THERE:

• Buses: 186, 588, 599 and 970 (Walk 1 min from bus stop B05129)
• Nearest MRT station: Chinatown MRT (NE4) (Walk 2 mins from Exit E)

Located at Wei Xuan Eating House on Havelock Road and with more than 30 years of serving people, Meng Kee Char is highly voted as one of the best char kway teow shops in Singapore that you should try once in your life.

What people like:

MENG KEE CHAR KWAY TEOW’S INGREDIENTS: Kway teow (flat rice & egg noodles), cockles, egg, lap cheong (Chinese sausages), caixin, garlic, and dark soy sauce.

USING OF LARD: Yes

PORTION SIZES: Small (S$3), medium (S$4), and large (S$5)

GETTING THERE:

• Buses: 5, 16, 33, 63, 123, 195, 851, and NR5 (Walk 4 mins from bus stop B10151)
• Nearest MRT station: Tiong Bahru MRT (EW17) (Walk 5 mins from Exit B)

In spite of no lard in its plate, fried kway teow at 91 Fried Kway Teow Mee at Golden Mile Food Centre has its own loyal following. If you are attentive to healthy diets, this green fried kway teow simultaneously hits your two targets.

What people like:

91 FRIED KWAY TEOW MEE’S INGREDIENTS: Kway teow (flat rice & egg noodles), vegetables, eggs, ikan bilis, cockles, and dark sauce.

USING OF LARD: No

PRICES:

• S$3 – S$4 per plate
• 50c for extra cockles
• 50c for extra vegetables
• 50c for ikan bilis

GETTING THERE:

• Buses: 100 (Walk 2 mins from bus stop B01429)
• Nearest MRT station: Nicoll Highway MRT (CC5) (Walk 5 mins from Exit A)