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Kian Meng Kway Chap

★ 4.9(47)on Googlequeenstown

31 Commonwealth Cres, #02-097 Food Center, Singapore 149644

Kian Meng Kway Chap serves Chinese cuisine from a stall in the Queenstown Food Center at 31 Commonwealth Crescent. Visitors consistently note quality and flavor in their dishes.

Dine-inTakeoutWheelchair accessible

8717 4299

Opening Hours

Today (Thursday)7:30 AM – 2:00 PM

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STAMPEDE Score

Moderate confidence

A+Must try

Score: 90 / 100

Atmosphere75

Food quality92

Value for money90

Based on 5 data points · Updated 4 months ago

Editor’s Note

Last updated 21 Jul 2026

Our take: Kian Meng Kway Chap stands out for its smooth, silky kway and well-prepared intestines.

Many reviewers highlight the absence of a strong herbal taste in the soup, making it a good option for those who prefer a lighter flavour profile.

The braised pork knuckle, priced at $4.80, is noted for its good value.

While the intestines are consistently praised for being clean and tasty, some feedback suggests the pork belly can be firm, and the braising sauce occasionally leans salty, though the soup itself is generally well-received.

The chilli sauce and tau kwa also get positive mentions.

We think it's a solid choice for a less herbal kway chap experience, especially if you arrive early for the freshest ingredients.

Verdict: A reliable everyday option for a lighter kway chap, particularly good for an early breakfast.

Signature

kway chap with big intestine head

Best time

before 8am

Price

Below $10/person

Score: 90 · 5 sources

What customers say

Kian Meng Kway Chap is highly praised for its smooth, silky kway and well-prepared, tasty intestines.

Customers consistently highlight the friendly owners and reasonable pricing, with many considering it among the best kway chap options in Singapore.

While the braising sauce is generally well-received, some find it slightly salty or desiring more herbal depth, and the pork belly can occasionally be firm.

Smooth and silky kwayWell-prepared intestinesFriendly ownersReasonable pricingBraising sauce (flavor/saltiness)

90% positive5% neutral5% negative

Google Reviews

★★★★★Wen· a month ago

I found this while googling for soupy dishes and saw its high rating. It is definitely one of, if not the best kway chap I’ve had with the silkiest texture of kway and light broth. The ingredients wer…

★★★★★CX Lim· 5 months ago

I vote this the second best kway chap in Singapore. While stalls of this local breakfast/brunch are dime and dozen it is rare to find one that tastes good. Run by a young couple, dont let their youth…

★★★★★Woei Lee Chen· a month ago

Hawker food. Seller is very friendly. Portion is reflective of the price, so not expensive. 2 person portion with 3 noodle for $12. 👍🏼 Highly recommended.

★★★★★Wendy Tan· 8 months ago

This is the kway chap place to go to if you don’t like herbal soup taste. The kway is soft and silky. The soup is the right flavour profile and thickness. Love their tau Kwa (poleng) and awesome chill…

★★★★★Ankori· a year ago

I arrived before 8am and everything was fresh and well-prepared. The intestines were clean and nicely braised, and the kway was smooth and silky. The pork belly, however, was a little on the firm side…

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