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786 Char Kway Teow
115 Bukit Merah Vw, #01-28, Singapore 151115
Opening Hours
STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 80 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 9 days ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 29 May 2026
Our take on 786 Char Kway Teow is that it offers a commendable halal version of the classic dish.
We note that the $4.50 small plate is often cited as a good starting point, though many find the $5.50 or $6.50 options more satisfying, especially with an extra $2 for cockles.
Reviewers consistently praise the fresh cockles and the distinct wok hei aroma.
The spice level, particularly with chili padi, is described as moderate, adding a good kick without overwhelming the dish.
While the absence of pork lard and lap cheong is a common point of discussion, most agree that the stall manages to deliver a flavorful and authentic experience despite these omissions.
The char kway teow is frequently highlighted for not being overly oily, which is a significant plus.
We think this is a solid option for those seeking a halal char kway teow that doesn't compromise on taste.
Worth the wait if you're in the area and craving a well-executed, non-oily plate.
Signature
Char Kway Teow
Wait time
Worth the wait
Price
$ ($4.50 - $7.50/person)
Score: 80 · 5 sources
What customers say
786 Char Kway Teow receives largely positive feedback for its authentic, old-school taste and fresh cockles, despite being halal and thus lacking traditional pork lard and lap cheong.
Customers appreciate the balanced sweet and spicy flavors, wok hei aroma, and non-oily preparation.
While the absence of pork elements is noted, many find the dish surprisingly delicious and worth the wait, though some suggest ordering a larger size for a more filling meal.
Google Reviews
The char kuey teow tasted old school like, quite nice. Cockles were fresh. Note: it is a Halal stall, so no lap cheong, etc.
Ordered small ckt for $4.50 Pros Taste. Sweet but I guess more important spicy which brought out the savoriness. Many fresh hum. At least relatively speaking. It is not a big plate but quite a few h…
I ordered the Halal Char Kway Teow for $5.50 with an extra cockles for $2. The taste was authentic, not overly oily, with a nice wokhei aroma. The addition of chili padi gave it a moderate level of…
Got the $4.50 plate, which was 75% filling so most people should be satisfied with the $5.50 one. The chilli is pretty moderate but if you don't eat spicy at all it may be a little too much for you to…
✅️ Halal ✅️ QR Code payment ✅️ Delicious ✅️ Easy to order ✅️ Friendly staff ✅️ Not oily ❌️ No pork lard Do note that as this is a halal-certified store, they do not have pork lard. Surprisingly good…
Reviews from Google
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