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Hong Kong Street Chun Kee
125 Bukit Merah Lane 1, #01-190, Singapore 150125
Opening Hours
STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 75 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 21 days ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 29 May 2026
Our take: Hong Kong Street Chun Kee is a zi char stall known for its Cantonese-style dishes, particularly its noodle offerings.
The San Lao Hor Fun ($7.50) and various fried noodle dishes consistently receive praise for their 'wok hei' and authentic flavour.
The prawn paste chicken is another standout, often cited as a must-try.
However, opinions are divided on the sliced fish soup, with some finding it overly sweet and lacking traditional ingredients like lard and ginger.
While the food generally arrives quickly, some patrons have noted a scarcity of ingredients in certain dishes, like the fried hor fun, which comes with only three prawns for $7.
We think it's a solid option for a quick and flavourful zi char meal, especially if you're in the mood for noodles or prawn paste chicken.
Best for a casual, no-frills dining experience where the focus is on classic Cantonese flavours.
Signature
San Lao Hor Fun
Price
$$ (Below $10/person)
Score: 75 · 5 sources
What customers say
Hong Kong Street Chun Kee generally receives positive feedback for its authentic Cantonese flavours, particularly the fried beehoon with seafood and prawn paste chicken, which are often highlighted for their wok hei and taste.
The fish head noodle soup is also a popular choice, though some find the sliced fish soup overly sweet.
While service is often described as prompt and friendly, some customers feel certain dishes, like the hor fun, lack sufficient ingredients for their price.
Google Reviews
The fried beehoon with seafood was the surprise dish… good wok hei and chef did it perfectly. Prawn paste chicken and Venison with spring onion are the tops. Actually i love all the noodle dishes from…
One of the best fish head noodle soup in this area. Add milk for more fragrant taste. No name for this shop, but it is the only zi char stall in this coffee shop. Payment via PayNow or cash. $7.50 fo…
Sliced fish soup is too sweet, rock sugar too much... i cant find any lards nor ginger... a disappointment for this signature dish. Fried shrimps bits are too hard... prawn paste chicken is good
I had their fried hor fan. Not much ingredients just 3 prawns for $7. What a rip off. Taste wise is good but not coming back
Had Signature San Lao Hor Fun ($7.50) + Sum Kee Fish Meat Noodle Soup ($8.50) for dinner, was good! My second visit in many days. Service was prompt & friendly. I'll be back to try other items on thei…
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