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Mun Chee Kee 文志记 (Sunset way)

3.5(11)on Googleclementi

107 Clementi Street 12, Singapore 120107

Mun Chee Kee is a Chinese hawker stall located at 107 Clementi Street in Clementi. The establishment serves traditional hawker fare and has received a 3.7 rating from customers.

Dine-inTakeoutWheelchair accessible

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STAMPEDE Score

Moderate confidence
C+Worth a visit

Score: 68 / 100

Atmosphere70
Queue wait80
Consistency40
Food quality70
Value for money75

Based on 4 data points · Updated 1 month ago

Editor’s Note

Last updated 3 Aug 2026

Our take on Mun Chee Kee at Sunset Way is that it's a no-frills hawker stall offering traditional Chinese fare with a Taiwanese influence.

While some patrons find the pork soup to be average, the consensus points to the Taiwanese Braised Meat Rice as a standout.

Priced affordably at $3.80 or $4, it's described as a satisfying main with tender, well-seasoned pork, peanuts, and a braised egg.

We note that consistency in food quality and portion sizes has been raised as a concern by some, with one reviewer mentioning varying experiences with the same dish.

Service can also be unpredictable.

However, for those seeking a comforting and value-for-money braised pork rice, it appears to deliver.

We recommend it for a quick, affordable lunch if you're in the Clementi area, specifically for the braised meat rice.

Signature

Taiwanese Braised Meat Rice

Best time

Lunch

Wait time

Short queue at lunch

Price

Below $10/person

Score: 68 · 4 sources

What customers say

Mun Chee Kee (Sunset Way) is praised for its affordable Taiwanese braised pork rice, which features tender, well-seasoned pork, peanuts, and a braised egg, offering consistent comfort and value.

While the braised pork rice is a standout, some customers find the pork soup and other dishes like the kueh teow dry to be inconsistent in quality and portion size.

Additionally, there are reports of unpredictable service from a middle-aged female staff member.

Taiwanese Braised Pork Rice (Lu Rou Fan)Value for MoneyInconsistent Food Quality/PortionService Variability
50% positive25% neutral25% negative

Google Reviews

★★★★C· 7 months ago

A traditional family-run hawker stall rooted in the everyday food culture of Singapore’s neighbourhood coffee shops, this establishment carries the quiet legacy of Taiwanese-style comfort cooking adap…

★★★★★Caleb Tan· a year ago

They are somewhat famous for their pork soup but I found it so-so only. Instead, their Taiwanese Braised Meat Rice is super yummy and value for money. $3.80 for a bowl of rice with a lot of fatty bra…

★★★★★Cindy Puah· a year ago

Had 3 meals over here in the course of 2 months, food quality is not consistent. Their kueh teow dry is not bad. One time it was a good portion but another less than half a bowl and taste different fo…

★★★★★TNJ Housing Solutions Pte Ltd· a year ago

Soup not very flavorful. Added $2 pig stomach but only one piece added. So sad. Braised intestine not that bad, average taste. Overall, room of improvement.

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