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786 Char Kway Teow
115 Bukit Merah Vw, #01-28, Singapore 151115
786 Char Kway Teow, located in Bukit Merah, is a hawker stall serving Chinese cuisine with a focus on char kway teow. The budget-friendly spot at 115 Bukit Merah View draws regular visitors who appreciate its noodle dishes.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 80 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 1 month ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 21 Jul 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
First impression, its halal, interesting. Onto the taste, its actually quite well fried with good wok hei, but once onto the 2nd bite, one will realize the taste is lacking lard and not full-bodied. T…
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…
My colleague recommended me to have lunch over here and I must say, it’s money well spent! We ordered 2 portions of small char kway teow for $4.50, less than 6 minutes both orders up. Worth every penn…
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…
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