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Hong Kee Porridge

4.1(171)on Google$queenstown

31 Commonwealth Cres, #02-89, Singapore 149644

Hong Kee Porridge serves Chinese cuisine in Queenstown at 31 Commonwealth Crescent. This budget-friendly spot draws regulars who appreciate its straightforward approach to porridge and traditional dishes.

Dine-inTakeoutWheelchair accessible

Opening Hours

Today (Thursday)6:00 AM – 2:30 PM

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STAMPEDE Score

Moderate confidence
C+Worth a visit

Score: 65 / 100

Atmosphere30
Food quality70
Value for money65

Based on 5 data points · Updated 1 month ago

Editor’s Note

Last updated 21 Jul 2026

We think Hong Kee Porridge offers an authentic Cantonese-style porridge experience, characterised by its light, 'watery' consistency and generous portions of ingredients.

Reviewers frequently highlight the umami flavour, with some noting it tastes homemade and free of MSG.

The mixed pork porridge, often with added century egg, egg, and sotong, is a popular choice, with the $7.50 version receiving praise for ample pork liver.

The liver and fish are often served medium-rare, cooking further in the hot porridge, which contributes to their freshness.

However, potential diners should be aware of significant inconsistencies in service.

While some describe the elderly owners as polite, others report extremely rude interactions, including scolding customers over order customisation or lack of table numbers.

There are also concerns about hygiene and the temperature of the porridge, with some finding the liver pieces too large and the porridge not hot enough to cook them properly, leading to a 'bloody' taste.

It's important to note that they only accept cash payments.

We'd recommend this for those seeking a traditional, no-frills Cantonese porridge and who are prepared for potentially brusque service.

Best for a quick, inexpensive breakfast or lunch, but be ready with cash and manage expectations regarding customer interaction.

Signature

Mixed Pork Porridge with Century Egg, Egg, and Sotong

Best time

Breakfast or Lunch

Wait time

10 minutes (for order preparation)

Price

$$ ($6.50 - $10/person)

Score: 65 · 5 sources

What customers say

Hong Kee Porridge is praised for its authentic, old-school Cantonese porridge, often described as 'umami' and having a home-cooked feel, with generous portions of fresh ingredients like pork liver and century egg.

However, a significant number of customers report extremely rude service from the elderly owners, with instances of shouting and refusal to customize orders.

There are also concerns about hygiene and the temperature of the porridge, leading to undercooked liver and a 'bloody' taste.

Authentic Cantonese porridgeRude and unaccommodating serviceGenerous fresh ingredients (especially liver)Hygiene and food temperature issuesCash-only payment
60% positive0% neutral40% negative

Google Reviews

★★★★YS Cheng· 8 months ago

Really authentic Cantonese porridge stall. Is very light so good for breakfast or lunch. Anyway the stall will be closed by dinner time. Lots of ingredients and I added fish to my pork porridge. Cost…

★★★★★OB1· 6 months ago

One of the best porridge stalls in Commonwealth! Run by a nice elderly couple. Despite reviews saying the uncle is fierce, they were actually very polite when I visited. I had the mixed pork porridg…

★★★★★Matilda Lim· 2 months ago

Old school cantonese porridge at Commonwealth Crescent. Their liver is cooked to a medium rare, if your are terrified , can opt to omit the liver. Each grain of rice is boiled till they popped open ,…

★★★★★Mak F.S.· a month ago

Well the old couple isnt that hostile as mentioned. 5 dollars porridge but the meat filled more then half the bowl. A soild bowl of porridge.

★★★★Lawrence Ng· 7 months ago

Absolutely terrible. Saw an article about how this was an old school porriage place so we had to try. Joined the queue to order and the lady taking orders snarled at me asking what I wanted. That's co…

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