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Chang Sheng Eating Place (4 Saint George’s Road)
4 St George's Rd, Singapore 328024
Chang Sheng Eating Place is a cafe located on Saint George's Road in Kallang, serving food to the local community. With 4 stars across 71 reviews on Google, the venue draws regular visitors to the neighborhood spot.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 65 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 1 month ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 21 Jul 2026
We think Chang Sheng Eating Place offers a diverse range of hawker fare, with multiple stalls catering to different tastes.
The Japanese and Korean Cuisine stall appears to be a standout, with customers consistently praising the friendly owners and generous portions, particularly the kimchi ramyun with dumplings.
The Original Simon Road Hokkien Mee stall serves a semi-wet style Hokkien Mee, which some find more palatable than other outlets, though the $5 portion with three prawns and some squid is noted as standard for current prices.
The new zi char stall, Xin Ji Tze Char, receives mixed reviews; while some appreciate the generous portions and 'wok hey' in dishes like the $12 claypot tofu with yam, others have found the service lacking and dishes like the $7.30 sambal salted fish fried rice to be underwhelming in flavour.
We'd recommend focusing on the Japanese/Korean stall for a reliable meal, especially the kimchi ramyun, and approaching the zi char with tempered expectations.
Signature
Kimchi Ramyun with dumplings
Price
$$ ($5-15/person)
Score: 65 · 5 sources
What customers say
Chang Sheng Eating Place offers a variety of hawker fare, with the Japanese and Korean Cuisine stall receiving high praise for its friendly owners, generous portions, and delicious kimchi ra myeon with dumplings.
The Original Simon Road Hokkien Mee stall is noted for its semi-wet style and palatable taste, while the new Xin Ji Tze Char stall garners mixed reviews, with some praising its generous portions and 'wok hey' dishes like Claypot Tofu, but others criticising the service and specific dishes like the Sambal Salted Fish Fried Rice.
Google Reviews
I always love buying food from the Japanese and Korean Cuisine stall. The middle age couple are very friendly and always have the personal touch when I ordered my food. When I requested less noodle, t…
Visit date: 14 Dec 2025 Actual rating: 4.25 There is an Original Simon Road Hokkien Mee outlet here and #MHTamChiak has requested Google to create an entry for this... The stall serves semi-wet styl…
As of 21Apr26. Coffeeshop house the following stalls- 1. Coffee drinks/ economic beehom 2. Nine head dragon roast meat stall 3. Vietnamese food/ ban mee 4. Hokkien,carrot cake, satay 5. Lormee / mince…
Great value for money Korean food! Uncle is very friendly and portions are good, do support them! 👍🏻
1st time tried this new zi char stall- Xin Ji Tze Char. Dine-in. Worth a try! Generous portion, tasty & some woh hey! Claypot tofu with yam, cabbage, roast pork, small size $12. Sweet & sour fish, s…
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