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284 Kway Chap
Bishan Street 22, Singapore
284 Kway Chap serves Chinese cuisine in Bishan at Bishan Street 22. The budget-friendly spot draws regular visitors who have left a 4.3 rating across hundreds of reviews.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 90 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 1 month ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 21 Jul 2026
Our take: 284 Kway Chap consistently receives high praise for its deeply flavourful braising sauce and well-prepared ingredients.
Reviewers frequently highlight the tender pork belly and perfectly cleaned intestines, noting the absence of any unpleasant smell.
The kway (rice sheets) are described as smooth and silky, complementing the savoury soup.
The taukee (beancurd skin) is a standout, with one reviewer describing it as 'crispy on the outside and soft inside,' making it a recommended add-on.
A single-person set is priced around $7.90, with additional items like beancurd skin rolls bringing a two-person meal to about $15.
The stall has a long history, evoking nostalgia for many, and maintains its quality despite potential changes in ownership.
It's particularly popular with late-night crowds, operating until 2 AM.
We'd recommend trying the specialty taukee and braised pork belly.
Expect a queue, especially during peak hours, but the consensus is that the wait is worthwhile for a comforting and authentic kway chap experience.
Signature
braised pork belly with kway (rice sheets)
Best time
late night (after 9pm)
Wait time
long queues, especially at peak hours
Price
$$ (Below $10/person)
Score: 90 · 5 sources
What customers say
284 Kway Chap is highly praised for its consistently good quality, offering fragrant and flavourful braised items like tender pork belly and perfectly cleaned intestines, all soaked in a rich gravy.
Customers frequently highlight the smooth kway and the unique, crispy-on-the-outside, soft-inside taukee.
The stall is also noted for its late operating hours (until 2 AM), making it a popular spot for supper, though it often draws long queues.
Google Reviews
One of the best Kway chap I had.. consistently good… 2pax meal with additional beancurb skin roll only $15… must order the additional beancurb skin to try!! Cos very nice!! Opens till 2am!
Following a lengthy cycle, Kitty, our cycling companions, and I found ourselves in Bishan, partaking of some durian. Post durian, we elected to venture to one of the classic coffee shops in the locale…
The food is not bad but pig stomach kinda of pretty dried and harder than the usual I have in Toa Payoh. Maybe different style but also kinda more expensive. Cost me twice the price of what I usually…
Been eating this for years. One of the best places to eat at night. They have a full selection of items. One of the items that they have here is the beancurd roll which is not available elsewhere. Thi…
One of the best places for Kway Chap! Opens late, making it a perfect spot for supper. The queue can be long, but it's definitely worth the wait. The broth is rich and flavourful, the ingredients are…
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