喜多福

★ 3.6(235)on Google$coffeesembawang

406A Sembawang Dr, Singapore 751406

Dine-inTakeoutWheelchair accessible

Website

Opening Hours

Today (Monday)Open 24 hours

STAMPEDE Score

Moderate confidence

CRoom to grow

Score: 40 / 100

Consistency40

Food quality50

Value for money20

Based on 5 data points · Updated 9 days ago

Editor’s Note

Last updated 29 May 2026

Our take: 喜多福, also known as Happy Hawker, presents a mixed bag of experiences.

We see strong praise for the char kway teow, with specific mentions of good wok hei and the surprising but effective addition of roast pork.

The fried prawn noodles and carrot cake also receive positive notes.

However, the economy rice (cai fan) stalls within the hawker centre draw significant criticism for perceived overpricing and small portions, especially later in the evening.

Customers report paying $5 for minimal portions and up to $8.20 for three dishes, which is considered excessive for a hawker setting.

The watercress soup also received a specific complaint about bitterness.

We'd recommend focusing on the noodle and stir-fry stalls, particularly the char kway teow, which seems to be a consistent highlight.

It's best to avoid the economy rice stalls, especially if visiting in the evening when portions might be scarce and prices remain high.

A reliable everyday option for specific dishes, not a destination for value-for-money cai fan.

Signature

char kway teow

Price

Below $10/person

Score: 40 · 5 sources

What customers say

Customer sentiment for 喜多福 is mixed, with strong praise for specific dishes like the Char Kway Teow and Fried Prawn Noodles from Workwise 锅道, highlighting their wok hei and flavor.

However, there are significant negative experiences regarding the Caifan (economy rice) stall, with customers frequently complaining about high prices for small portions, especially later in the evening, and poor quality dishes like bitter watercress soup.

The pricing of the Caifan stall is a recurring point of contention.

High pricing for Caifan/economy riceExcellent wok hei and flavor from Workwise 锅道 (Char Kway Teow, Fried Prawn Noodles)Small portions and declining value at Caifan stallPoor quality of specific dishes (e.g., bitter watercress soup)

20% positive0% neutral80% negative

Google Reviews

★★★★★Steve Lai· 5 months ago

Had the fried prawn noodles, carrot cake, and char kway teow at Happy Hawker, really enjoyed it. The stall name Workwise 锅道. Joked with the cook asking if char kway teow could add prawns and roast po…

★★★★★shü· 4 months ago

caifan stall. 1 veg, 1 egg & 1 meat for $5. totally a SCAM. bought around 8pm and the dishes left weren’t much in portion. the broccoli ive ordered was only left with 5 pieces. i can FREAKING COUNT. i…

★★★★★Swee Siong Goh· 4 months ago

More costly than ORCHARD Plaza The Isle cafetaria. Worse Happy Hawker coffee shop in Sembawang Drive. “Economy rice” shown costs 6.20sgd reason being the fried fish costs 3.00sgd and the rest of the i…

★★★★★J0T· 5 months ago

Went to this coffee shop about 2030hrs on Monday. Bought mixed rice. 3 dishes, fish, sweet sour pork and he bi hiam (spicy dried shrimp and chilies) with rice. $8.20!! Are these dishes worth the $?! P…

★★★★★Ningli Ho· 8 months ago

Watercress soup was so bitter, I couldn't continue after the first sip. Throwing it and $4.3 away 2 stars because other other stalls like mala and vegetarian still decent

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