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IPOH Home Cuisine Tai Pai Tong

★ 3.1(33)on Googlejurong east

130 Jurong Gateway Rd, #01-211, Singapore 600130

IPOH Home Cuisine Tai Pai Tong serves Chinese food in Jurong East at 130 Jurong Gateway Rd. The casual eatery draws visitors seeking traditional Malaysian-Chinese dishes in a neighborhood setting.

Dine-inTakeout

Opening Hours

Today (Monday)11:00 AM – 10:30 PM

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STAMPEDE Score

Moderate confidence

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Score: 55 / 100

Atmosphere40

Consistency30

Food quality50

Value for money80

Based on 4 data points · Updated 1 month ago

Editor’s Note

Last updated 3 Aug 2026

Our take: IPOH Home Cuisine Tai Pai Tong offers a range of Malaysian-Chinese dishes in a casual Jurong East setting.

Portions are consistently noted as generous, even for 'small' orders, making it a wallet-friendly option.

For example, the ginger wine la la bee hoon soup is $6 and the hor fun is $4.50, with a large moonlight horfun at $11 that can feed three adults.

Many dishes, however, are frequently described as overly salty, leading to thirst after meals.

There are also concerns about inconsistent standards, with some dishes like the curry fish head varying in flavour and ingredients across visits.

While some items like the mee goreng and pai gu wan rice receive positive mentions, the overall consistency and the 'Ipoh' authenticity are questioned by some diners.

We'd recommend it for a value-for-money, large-portioned meal if you're in the Jurong East area, but be prepared for potential inconsistencies and a higher sodium content.

Signature

ginger wine la la bee hoon soup

Best time

lunch

Price

$ ($5-15/person)

Score: 55 · 4 sources

What customers say

IPOH Home Cuisine Tai Pai Tong is generally seen as a value-for-money option in Jurong East, offering large portions suitable for sharing.

While many dishes like the Lala Bee Hoon soup, Mee Goreng, and Moonlight Hor Fun are praised for their taste and generous sizing, a recurring issue is the inconsistency in food quality and seasoning, particularly saltiness, across visits and even for the same dish.

Some customers also note that despite the name, the food doesn't always evoke specific Ipoh flavors, feeling more like a standard 'zichar' stall.

Generous portion sizesValue for money/affordabilityInconsistent food quality/seasoning (saltiness)Variety of menu options

50% positive25% neutral25% negative

Google Reviews

★★★★★Stephanie· 2 years ago

Chanced upon this stall. Ordered 2 dishes and the fish is at 50% discount. We ordered small for the other 2 dishes and the portions were quite big. Loved the fish though would have preferred the sauce…

★★★★★Sam Soo· 2 years ago

The portion is very huge and so it can feed a lot of people even if you order small portion. The food is okay. I don't know why all the dishes are coloured black. The price is very reasonable and high…

★★★★★Willow Q· a year ago

This Coffeeshop used to be Bgain but has been taken over by Kim San Leng now. The old cze cha stall has also been replaced by this IPOH Home Cuisine Tai Pai Tong. The menu is interesting and offer lot…

★★★★★Xplorer SEA· 2 years ago

Happen to see this stall on Sunday night and tried put. Portion is really huge for the price so it is waller friendly. Ordered the moonlight horfun, large one for $11 but I think can safely feed 3 adu…

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