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Hongkong Street Chun Tat Kee
182A Rivervale Cres, Singapore 541182
Hongkong Street Chun Tat Kee serves Chinese cuisine in Sengkang, located at 182A Rivervale Crescent. The restaurant draws customers interested in traditional Hong Kong-style cooking and casual dining.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 35 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 4 months ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 3 Aug 2026
Our take on Hongkong Street Chun Tat Kee suggests a mixed bag, with significant inconsistencies in both pricing and portioning.
We note a recurring issue where customers report being charged more than expected, as seen with the $16 Braised Fish Head with Bitter Gourd in Black Bean Sauce being billed at $33, with no clear menu justification.
Portion sizes also appear to be a point of contention; the medium prawn fried rice at $14.30 was perceived as not offering value compared to the $7.70 small portion, with only a marginal increase in prawns.
While some dishes like the prawn paste chicken receive an 'OK' rating, others like the coffee pork ribs (tasting like tomato sauce) and sweet beef horfun fall short.
The sambal kangkong with cuttlefish was also noted as being too sweet.
Service attitude is another area for improvement, with reports of rude and impatient staff when clarifying orders.
We'd recommend approaching with caution, especially regarding pricing and portion expectations.
It's best to confirm prices explicitly before ordering, particularly for items that seem to deviate from the menu.
Score: 35 · 5 sources
What customers say
Customers report inconsistent portion sizes, particularly for fried rice where medium portions offer little value compared to small.
Pricing discrepancies and unlisted menu items, like a more expensive 'better fish' option, have led to frustration.
While some dishes like sambal kangkong are noted for being too sweet, others like prawn paste chicken are deemed acceptable, though overall taste can be disappointing for the price.
Google Reviews
I ordered medium prawn fried rice. Paid $14.30 ($0.30 for take away). Saw the portion of the medium size fried rice was like the portion of small size of the same thing. Decided to go back order one…
Overall, the taste is good for all dishes except for the sambal kangkong with cuttlefish as it was too sweet in my opinion
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