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King of Fried Rice - Keat Hong Close

★ 4.1(132)on Googlecoffeechoa chu kang

803 Keat Hong Cl, Singapore 680817

King of Fried Rice serves Chinese cuisine in the Choa Chu Kang neighbourhood at 803 Keat Hong Close. The restaurant has earned a 4.1 rating from 129 reviews on Google.

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Opening Hours

Today (Thursday)11:00 AM – 9:30 PM

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STAMPEDE Score

Moderate confidence

BSolid

Score: 75 / 100

Consistency75

Food quality80

Value for money70

Based on 4 data points · Updated 2 months ago

Editor’s Note

Last updated 3 Aug 2026

Our take: King of Fried Rice at Keat Hong Close offers a solid, if not groundbreaking, take on Chinese fried rice.

We see consistent praise for the pork cutlet, described as juicy, tender, and well-marinated, often highlighted as a standout component.

The egg fried rice generally receives positive remarks for its flavour and egg content, though some reviewers note a desire for more 'wok hei' and a tendency towards oiliness.

The Tom Yum fried rice appears to be a less consistent option, with some finding it lacking.

We think this spot is a good option for those seeking a satisfying, filling meal, particularly if you appreciate a well-executed pork chop.

The comparison to DTF suggests a certain level of quality, even with the noted oiliness.

We'd recommend sticking to the classic Egg Fried Rice with Pork Cutlet for the most reliable experience.

Signature

Egg Fried Rice with Pork Cutlet

Price

$$ ($10-20/person)

Score: 75 · 4 sources

What customers say

King of Fried Rice at Keat Hong Close generally receives positive feedback, with many customers praising the juicy and tender pork chop, often highlighting its good marinade and crispy texture.

The egg fried rice is frequently described as good, with ample egg, though some wish for more 'wok hei'.

While the Tom Yum fried rice is considered decent, it's often preferred less than the classic egg fried rice, and some find the dishes a bit oily.

tender and well-marinated pork chopegg fried rice quality (wok hei, egg content)oiliness of dishesTom Yum fried rice less preferred

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Google Reviews

★★★★★YB· 6 months ago

Fried rice here not bad but not very wow either. Rice could do with a bit more wok hei. Their pork chop is good though, a bit crisp and charred and reasonably tender. Overall quality not far from DTF…

★★★★★Crimson Sky· a year ago

Fried rice done right. The chili is good. The pork cutlet is tender. Very filling and it taste great. Polished everything off.

★★★★★James Tan· 3 years ago

The pork chop was juicy and tender 😋. Well marinated and can taste bits of the herbs 🌿 Fried rice was good with reasonable amount of eggs👍

★★★★★Chunwen Huang· 3 years ago

Ordered the egg fried rice + pork cutlet and tomyum fried rice + crab & tobiko. Total damage was $19. Personally prefer the egg fried rice to tomyum one. Although both were pretty good, the tomyum fri…

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