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King of Fried Rice - Serangoon

4.0(308)on Googleserangoon

151 Serangoon North Ave. 2, Singapore 550151

King of Fried Rice in Serangoon serves Chinese hawker fare from its location at 151 Serangoon North Ave. 2. The stall specializes in fried rice dishes and draws consistent feedback from diners across hundreds of visits.

Dine-inTakeoutWheelchair accessible

Opening Hours

Today (Monday)11:00 AM – 9:30 PM

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STAMPEDE Score

Moderate confidence
BSolid

Score: 75 / 100

Atmosphere60
Queue wait60
Consistency75
Food quality70
Value for money65

Based on 4 data points · Updated 1 month ago

Editor’s Note

Last updated 3 Aug 2026

Our take: King of Fried Rice in Serangoon offers a solid hawker option for fried rice enthusiasts.

We note consistent praise for the 'wok hey' and fragrance of their fried rice, often compared favorably to more upscale versions.

The signature Pork Cutlet Fried Rice is a recurring highlight, with the pork chop frequently described as generous and substantial.

However, some diners have found the pork cutlet to be dry or tough, and the rice itself can sometimes lean towards being too salty.

The Mala Prawn Fried Rice receives positive mentions for its 'shiokness,' though it's noted as a bit pricey.

The XO fried rice, however, has been a miss for some, with feedback indicating a lack of distinct XO flavor.

Service is generally described as standard for a coffeeshop, with prompt preparation outside of peak hours.

Verdict: A reliable choice for a satisfying fried rice fix, particularly the Pork Cutlet Fried Rice, but be prepared for potential queues during peak meal times and consider avoiding the XO variant.

Signature

Pork Cutlet Fried Rice

Best time

After lunch time

Wait time

Insane queue during meal times

Score: 75 · 4 sources

What customers say

King of Fried Rice - Serangoon generally receives positive feedback for its flavorful fried rice, often compared to Din Tai Fung, and generous portions, especially the pork chop.

While the 'wok hey' is appreciated, some find the pork cutlet dry or the rice too salty, and the XO fried rice variant is not consistently recommended.

Service is typically prompt and polite, though long queues can be an issue during peak hours.

flavorful fried rice & 'wok hey'generous portions (pork chop)dry pork cutlet / salty riceprompt & polite servicelong queues during peak hours
75% positive10% neutral15% negative

Google Reviews

★★★★★Sylvia Ang· 10 months ago

King of Fried Rice 151 Serangoon north Ave 2 Rating 4.6 Sylvia Ang known as Ang Lay Kheng. I had Mala Prawn Fried Rice. The Mala add the shiokness with prawn. I should say it's very good. This is ev…

★★★★★James Pee· 2 years ago

Delicious food - taste / feel like DTF fried rice, using the pearl rice. Definitely heavier-flavoured though. See the photos the pork chop is big enough to cover most of the rice! The coffee shop, on…

★★★★Leon T· 5 years ago

Newly opened stall in a renovated coffee shop. Part of the KOFR franchise islandwide. It’s new for residents here in Serangoon North so there’s an insane queue over the last few weeks during meal time…

★★★★★Barbette Strauss· 4 years ago

Tried out their signature pork cutlet fried rice with a generous add-on of fish roe for the first time. Tasted pretty good with lean cuts and calrose rice grains. But I found the rice about too salty…

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