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First Street Teochew Fish Soup
1014 Upper Serangoon Rd, Singapore
First Street Teochew Fish Soup in Hougang serves traditional Chinese fish soup at budget-friendly prices from its location on Upper Serangoon Road. The spot has drawn steady interest from diners, with visitors noting its authentic preparation and straightforward offerings.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 85 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 1 month ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 21 Jul 2026
First Street Teochew Fish Soup is consistently praised for its fresh ingredients and clear, flavourful broth.
We note that the Pomfret and Prawn Soup, in particular, receives high marks for its quality and taste, with some reviewers highlighting the 'springy big prawn' and 'clean soup taste.' While some find the soup's umami lacking, others describe it as 'pure' with a 'natural sweetness.' The Batang fish slices are often recommended over the Red Grouper for freshness.
We also observe that the option to add fish maw and bitter gourd allows for customisation, enhancing the meal for many.
The queue can be substantial, especially during peak hours, but feedback suggests it moves quickly.
Parking is limited, so public transport or parking at Kovan Hawker is advisable.
We think this is a strong contender for fresh fish soup, especially if you prioritise ingredient quality over intense umami.
A reliable choice for a satisfying, clean-tasting meal.
Signature
Pomfret and Prawn Soup
Best time
Early morning (opens 8am)
Wait time
Can be long, but queue moves fast
Price
Below $10/person
Score: 85 · 5 sources
What customers say
First Street Teochew Fish Soup is largely praised for its fresh fish, particularly the batang and pomfret, and the pure, naturally sweet, and flavorful soup, often enhanced by additional fish maw or minced meat.
While some find the soup lacks umami or prefer other establishments for value, many consider it comparable to famous alternatives and worth the price despite being considered expensive for coffee shop fare.
The main stall at Upper Serangoon Road is noted for its fast-moving queues and overall cleanliness.
Google Reviews
Retrying this fish soup after a long time. There are many good fish soup places popping up. The verdict is that this is one of the better ones. The batang fish is fresh, the soup could be a bit more f…
Chance upon this clean shophouse food stalls and to our surprise... I gave it a 7 out of 10 points. Fish soup stall opens at 8 am. We had the Pomfret and prawn soup with noodles and rice. Clear soup,…
3.5/5 Go for the batang fish slices, I find them a lot better than the red grouper slices that I dabao back. The batang slices were fresher than the grouper slices. Soup is flavourful with a heavy dos…
When you sell each bowl by weighing the fish slices, better make sure you are selling meat then bone. Really sucks for $15.90 per bowl and its 1/3 bones. Its promfret not sardines.
Absolutely soul for the tummy and mind. The fish soup (I ordered pomfret and mackerel) was out of this world. So simple yet so flavorful! Awesomeness to the max. I had to add that the additional fish…
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