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Hao You Ji Charcoal Roasted Delights

★ 3.4(68)on Googlechoa chu kang

145 Teck Whye Ln, Singapore 680145

Hao You Ji Charcoal Roasted Delights serves Chinese cuisine in Choa Chu Kang at 145 Teck Whye Ln. The restaurant specializes in charcoal-roasted dishes and draws consistent feedback from diners in the area.

Dine-inTakeout

9420 7969

Opening Hours

Today (Thursday)9:00 AM – 9:00 PM

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STAMPEDE Score

Moderate confidence

C+Worth a visit

Score: 65 / 100

Atmosphere20

Queue wait40

Food quality75

Value for money50

Based on 5 data points · Updated 4 months ago

Editor’s Note

Last updated 3 Aug 2026

Our take: Hao You Ji Charcoal Roasted Delights appears to be a strong contender for char siew in the West, with multiple mentions of its 'melty fatty honey glazed' quality and good charring.

The Char Siew Wanton Mee seems to be a popular order, with the char siew often highlighted as excellent, even if the noodles can be a little oily.

However, we note consistent feedback regarding slow service and long queues, which could impact the overall experience.

The environment of the hawker centre itself also receives criticism for cleanliness and pigeons, which is a factor outside the stall's control but affects diners.

While the char siew and roast pork are generally praised, the roast duck is described as 'rather bland' by some.

We think it's worth a visit for the char siew, but be prepared for a wait and manage expectations regarding the dining environment.

Best for those prioritising good char siew over a quick, pristine dining experience.

Signature

Char Siew Wanton Mee

Wait time

Long and slow queue

Price

$$ ($15-25/person)

Score: 65 · 5 sources

What customers say

Hao You Ji Charcoal Roasted Delights receives praise for its "melty fatty honey glazed" Char Siew and good Wantan, with many finding the taste fantastic despite potentially oily noodles.

However, common complaints include slow service, high prices for small meat portions, and issues with the dining environment such as dirty tables and pigeons.

The roast duck is sometimes described as bland, and rice can be hard and dry.

Excellent Char SiewSlow service & long queuesDining environment cleanlinessInconsistent roast duck & rice qualityValue for money concerns

40% positive20% neutral40% negative

Google Reviews

★★★★★WilsonW· a year ago

Back for their wanton mee. One of the better melty fatty honey glazed charsiew in the west. Nicely charred and sweet. Noodles and wanton are the usual standard HK 烧腊 stall standard, but scores on tast…

★★★★★sweetpotagoh· 3 years ago

Great roasts with a good amount of fat! Enjoyed the char siew and roast pork more than the duck as the latter was rather bland and I had to dip it in sauce to enjoy it. But the duck is good in a sense…

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