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Lai Lai Cafe
151 Lorong Chuan, #01-03 New Tech Park, Singapore 556741
Lai Lai Cafe is a cafe located at 151 Lorong Chuan in Serangoon. Visitors appreciate the cafe's offerings, with the establishment maintaining a 4.7 rating across 156 reviews.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 60 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 1 month ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 21 Jul 2026
Our take: Lai Lai Cafe offers a mix of Taiwanese comfort food, with some dishes hitting the mark better than others.
The Lu Rou Fan is frequently praised for its tender, flavourful pork and generous portion, making it a standout.
The Crispy Pancake, described as an 'elevated prata' with egg, cheese, and pork floss, also receives high recommendations.
We note that the free-flow signature chilli is a popular addition that enhances the meal.
However, there are significant concerns regarding quality control, particularly with fried items.
Some patrons report issues with over-fried food and the taste of reused oil, which is a red flag.
Portion sizes for certain set meals, like the $7.90 comfort set with a small, tough pork cutlet, have also been criticised as poor value.
On the upside, the beef noodles are often highlighted for their rich broth and tender beef, and the Mentaiko fries are cited as addictive.
The absence of GST and service charge is a definite plus.
We'd recommend focusing on their Lu Rou Fan or beef noodles, and exercising caution with fried dishes.
Best for a casual, no-frills meal where you pick your dishes carefully.
Signature
Lu Rou Fan
Price
$$ ($8-15/person)
Score: 60 · 5 sources
What customers say
Lai Lai Cafe receives mixed but generally positive feedback.
Patrons praise specific dishes like the lu rou fan, crispy pancake, beef noodles, and char siew noodles for their authentic flavors, tender meats, and rich broths.
However, significant concerns exist regarding portion sizes, particularly for the pork cutlet, and the quality of fried items, with one customer reporting rancid, reused oil and over-fried popcorn chicken.
The free-flow signature chili and the absence of GST/service charge are noted positives.
Google Reviews
When you reach a certain age, you think nothing much can faze you anymore. Today proved me wrong. I may have just found the worst Taiwanese food in Singapore. Ordered delivery, expecting a no-fail, e…
Absolutely loved the food and the vibes here! we tried the 大哥 set, with a main sides and bubble tea. we ordered the mee sua, lu rou fan, beef noodle soup, fried enoki mushroom, century egg with tofu,…
3cup chicken is very nice. cozy place to have lunch with colleague. their handmade chilli is very nice and not spicy Bubble tea is nice
the pancake was sooo good and the braised pork rice is a must try. order the passionfruit tea as well!!
Food was decent. Chilli was amazing (it was spicy but so delicious) Soya drink was nice (ordered normal sugar level which was ok. expected it to be sweeter) Set meals was worth it and really like the…
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