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KPT Pte Ltd
504A Serangoon North Ave 4, Singapore 555850
KPT Pte Ltd is a budget-friendly cafe located at 504A Serangoon North Ave 4 in the Serangoon neighbourhood. The spot has drawn 671 reviews on Google, where it holds a 3.7 rating from visitors.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 70 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 1 month ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 21 Jul 2026
Our take: KPT Pte Ltd, a recently renovated coffeeshop, offers a mix of new and established stalls.
While some lament the loss of its 'old school charm' and certain previous vendors, the space is now brighter and airier.
We note the duck rice stall is a consistent highlight, with patrons praising its quality and comforting soup.
The coffee is also considered a strong point in the area.
For those seeking value, a simple dinner of porridge, mixed vegetables, pork knuckle, and egg can be had for around $8, with drinks at $2.20 for two.
However, late-night service appears to be an issue, with reports of staff not actively taking orders past midnight, which is a significant drawback for a 24-hour establishment.
The roti prata is deemed decent but not exceptional, and the gong bao chicken has a unique, sweeter profile due to plum sauce.
The fish head steamboat, priced at $32, is generally well-regarded for its robust soup and generous fish, though some have found scales.
Verdict: A reliable option for an inexpensive lunch, particularly for the duck rice and coffee, but avoid late-night visits if you expect prompt service.
Signature
duck rice
Best time
lunch
Price
Below $10/person
Score: 70 · 5 sources
What customers say
KPT Pte Ltd's Serangoon location receives mixed but generally positive feedback.
Customers appreciate the cleanliness, the continued presence of the duck rice stall, and the value for money offered by dishes like the porridge and mixed vegetables.
However, some express disappointment over the loss of 'old school charm' post-renovation and the removal of certain stalls.
Service at late hours can be inconsistent, with staff not actively taking orders, and some dishes like the roti prata and gong bao chicken have unique preparations that might not appeal to all.
Google Reviews
Renovated about 1.5 months ago. It is now bright and airy, but I am disappointed that it has lost its old school charm. The old school wanton mee stall is also gone. Several stalls are new, including…
Their gong bao chicken is somewhat different than standard version; has plum sauce in there. Hence sauce is somewhat sticky and sweet. Their fish head steamboat ($32) is pretty good; soup tasted robus…
The food sold here is reasonably acceptable & good for a quick bite. The drinks price is unreasonable for a old coffeshop setup. A cup of Iced Teh-O cost $1.90. Total ripped off price. For a neighbour…
Very clean and all the stalls are delicious. Especially liked the fish soup and kway chap (at duck rice stall).
The pork knuckle skin is way too hard n chewy, the skin should be crispy n not chewy. The rest were okay. One of the best mee goreng around.
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