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Ah Seah Teochew Porridge

★ 3.6(58)on Googleserangoon

49A Serangoon Garden Wy, Singapore 555945

Ah Seah Teochew Porridge in Serangoon serves Chinese cuisine, specializing in teochew-style porridge. Located at 49A Serangoon Garden Way, it draws regular visitors who appreciate its traditional offerings.

Dine-inTakeoutWheelchair accessible

6283 7409

Opening Hours

Today (Monday)Closed

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STAMPEDE Score

Moderate confidence

C+Worth a visit

Score: 65 / 100

Queue wait70

Consistency50

Food quality65

Value for money70

Based on 4 data points · Updated 1 month ago

Editor’s Note

Last updated 3 Aug 2026

Our take: Ah Seah Teochew Porridge offers traditional Teochew-style comfort food, with a focus on home-cooked dishes.

We see consistent praise for the variety of dishes available, from rabbit fish and spicy sotong to preserved mui cai with braised pork and spicy brinjal.

A meal for one can be around $9.80, while a more substantial spread for two with multiple dishes and porridge comes up to about $27.40.

While many find the food delicious and reminiscent of home cooking, some dishes like the sesame chicken have been noted as overly salty, and the use of frozen chicken can lead to tougher meat.

The famous fish cake is also not always available.

We think it's a reliable spot for a comforting meal, especially if you're in the Serangoon area.

Best for a fuss-free, traditional Teochew meal, but be prepared for potential queues during peak hours.

Signature

Rabbit fish, spicy sotong, preserved mui cai with braised pork, spicy brinjal

Best time

Non-peak hours

Wait time

Expect queues during peak periods

Price

$$ ($10-15/person)

Score: 65 · 4 sources

What customers say

Ah Seah Teochew Porridge offers traditional Teochew-style comfort food, with many customers praising the delicious, home-cooked taste of dishes like spicy sotong, steamed fish, and lala.

While some find the food satisfying and service fast, others note inconsistencies, such as overly salty sesame chicken made with tough frozen meat, and a perceived decline in quality compared to previous visits.

Queueing is common during peak hours, but generally considered worthwhile.

Traditional comfort foodDish quality inconsistency (e.g., salty sesame chicken, missing 'familiar touch')Peak hour queuesFast service

50% positive25% neutral25% negative

Google Reviews

★★★★★Clara Poh· 5 months ago

Visited Ah Seah Teochew Porridge for lunch on Saturday, surprisingly no queue and no wait time. A good luck rabbit fish $15 (no roe in sight), spicy sotong $5, preserved Mui Cai vege with braised pork…

★★★★★CS· 2 months ago

If you are looking for home cook food, this is the store to visit. All the dishes we ordered were delicious. The Chinese spinach, steam fish, otak with egg, lala, fried fish, etc. Do refer to the phot…

★★★★★Peifa Zhou· 5 months ago

It is average. Sesame Chicken way too salty, use frozen chicken hence the meat is tougher. Cabbage and Okra is fine. Otah seems like crowd favourite but wasn't "wow". $9.80 for 1pax.

★★★★★TTT· 8 months ago

Missing the good old days at the coffeeshop. Their famous fish cake wasn’t available this time. The rest of the dishes were decent, though they seemed to be missing that familiar touch.

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