Serangoon Garden Chwee Kueh (#01-22) at Serangoon Garden Market
Location: 49A Serangoon Garden Wy, #01-22, Singapore 555945
Floor 1 · Serangoon Garden Market
Soft steamed chwee kueh with fragrant preserved radish at Serangoon Garden Chwee Kueh.
Soft steamed chwee kueh with fragrant preserved radish at Serangoon Garden Chwee Kueh.
Serangoon Garden Chwee Kueh is a North East Singapore stall specialising in chwee kueh, the traditional Teochew steamed rice cake topped with savoury preserved radish. Known for its silky, slightly jelly-like rice cakes and the aromatic, crispy chai poh topping, the stall serves this humble dish with the care it deserves. Dine-in and takeaway are available for a simple, satisfying local breakfast or snack.Each chwee kueh is steamed fresh, yielding a soft, delicate texture that pairs with the salty, slightly sweet preserved radish fried with garlic and oil. The stall also offers variations and sides such as kueh and other traditional breakfast items. The straightforward, efficient service and affordable pricing make it a neighbourhood staple.
Savour the simple perfection of chwee kueh at Serangoon Garden Chwee Kueh, where a little topping goes a long way. North East Eats is pleased to feature this heritage stall, and we encourage you to stay connected for daily availability and menu updates.
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Overall Rating
Based on 12 Google reviews
Negative Reviews
LJE
If I could rate the service zero I would do that. Aunty has the WORST ATTITUDE! Very rude and unfriendly. Caipoh & Chweekueh is so dry, & give so little caipoh.don’t waste your time on this store.
S L
I bought Chwee Kueh from this stall, it looks good but unfortunately, it wasn't for me. The chai poh was too dry and salty, and the Chwee Kueh was sticky - not my liking at all.
Amanda Lim
Horrible chwee kueh and horrible store owner. Rude and disrespectful. Asked for a bit more chilli and chai po and was asked to pay $1.60 extra. When I tried …
M Lim
Absolutely crap chwee kueh, not only the chwee kueh taste bad - the chai poh was dry like the desert sand snd the chwee kueh was hard. Worse is the attitude of the aunty - she has absolutely no desire to sell her stuff, bad attitude rude and arrogant. Then why keep the stall open. Close it. Avoid this crappy place.
LP Pua
The cai poh was tasty, but the kway turned hard after 20 minutes. Perhaps it should have been eaten immediately after purchase.
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Serangoon Garden Chwee Kueh (#01-22)
Chwee Kueh Stall
A food stall with a prominent sign displaying "Chwee Kueh Serangoon Garden". The stall offers self-service and lists prices for Chwee Kueh in different quantities. It also mentions "Vegetable Oil, No Pork, No Lard" and options for sauce separation. Images of food items like dumplings and cakes are displayed on the signboard. Two staff members are visible working behind the counter.
Food stall vendor preparing food
A woman wearing a pink t-shirt and a black face mask is preparing food at a stall. She is using a ladle to stir food in a metal pot. There are several other metal pots and containers on the counter. A sign that says "SG CLEAN" is visible on a glass partition.
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