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Pong Cheer Cheer Thai Food

★ 4.4(289)on Googlehougang

4 Defu Lane 10, Singapore 539185

Pong Cheer Cheer Thai Food serves Thai cuisine in Hougang at 4 Defu Lane 10. With 284 reviews on Google averaging 4.4 stars, the restaurant draws regular diners to its Hougang location.

Dine-inTakeoutWheelchair accessible

8236 8031

Opening Hours

Today (Thursday)11:30 AM – 8:00 PM

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STAMPEDE Score

Moderate confidence

BSolid

Score: 75 / 100

Food quality70

Value for money90

Based on 5 data points · Updated 1 month ago

Editor’s Note

Last updated 21 Jul 2026

Our take: Pong Cheer Cheer Thai Food in Hougang is primarily known for its unique take on Thai Kway Chap.

We see consistent praise for the generous portions and affordability, with the Thai Kway Chap priced at $5.50.

Many highlight the inclusion of ingredients like lala and radish, which are uncommon in other versions.

The braised pork is frequently mentioned for its tenderness and flavour, particularly in the braised pork trotter rice.

However, some find the kway chap broth to be an acquired taste, with descriptions ranging from 'garlicky, peppery' to 'fusion of bak kut teh'.

There are also mixed reviews on items like the moo ping and braised egg, with some finding them less impressive.

Overall, it appears to be a spot that offers good value for money, especially for its signature dish.

Verdict: Worth a visit if you're in the area and curious about a unique, affordable Thai Kway Chap, but be prepared for a distinctive flavour profile.

Signature

Thai Kway Chap

Price

Below $10/person

Score: 75 · 5 sources

What customers say

Pong Cheer Cheer Thai Food receives mixed but generally positive feedback, with many praising its unique and affordable Thai Kway Chap, often highlighting generous portions and the inclusion of lala.

While some find the Kway Chap broth distinctive and enjoyable, others find it less appealing or describe the braised pork as slightly gamey.

The braised pork trotter rice is noted for tender meat, though the sauce can be bland, and the moo ping has received both praise for being "on point" and criticism for tasting "mouldy."

Thai Kway Chap uniqueness and valueGenerous portions and affordabilityInconsistent quality of Moo PingBraised Pork Trotter Rice (tender meat, bland sauce)

60% positive20% neutral20% negative

Google Reviews

★★★★★Buzz Queen· 3 weeks ago

Pong Cheer Cheer Thai Food is a hidden gem for anyone craving authentic Thai flavours in Singapore. I was delighted to find that pig blood is now available, bringing an even more authentic touch to th…

★★★★★xinwei· 8 months ago

This thai kway chap like fusion of bak Kut teh, garlicy, peppery. Added radish and lala in the broth, but it okay only. I Like the kway which is very smooth. And bits of the braised pork is unique tas…

★★★★★Raymond Lim· 8 months ago

This Thai Kway Chap is worth a try - one of those dishes you either love or don’t 😆 Quite unique and definitely something different! 😋🇹🇭🍲 Big portion and affordable 👍

★★★★★Simon Kee· a month ago

Fantastic Thai style kueh chap and braised pig trotters. Ordered a takeaway and boss was so helpful and gracious, ensuring that food were packed well and secured to avoid spillage. Even offered to ass…

★★★★★Raven White (白鸦)· 2 years ago

Amazing traditional thai food hidden inside the industry area. After trying it it really surprised us so much, especially the thai style pork leg rice (SGD 5.50) and the thai tofu. The white carrot s…

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