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Shan Cheng (Ipoh Delicacies) ● 山城 - Compass One
1 Sengkang Square, #02-28/32 Compass One, Singapore 545078
Shan Cheng (Ipoh Delicacies) serves Chinese noodle dishes at Compass One in Sengkang. Located at 1 Sengkang Square, the restaurant draws visitors seeking traditional noodle preparations.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 65 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 1 month ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 21 Jul 2026
Our take: Shan Cheng (Ipoh Delicacies) at Compass One presents a mixed bag for those seeking authentic Ipoh flavours.
While some patrons praise the comforting and familiar taste of dishes like the Authentic Shredded Chicken Hor Fun Soup, others find the execution inconsistent.
The Wok Hei Fried Kway Teow, for instance, has been criticised for lacking 'wok hei' and tasting stiff.
Portions are frequently noted as small, leading to a perception of higher prices for what is served.
The fried chicken has also received feedback for being overcooked, though the brand has shown responsiveness to such issues.
We think this spot is best for those with a specific craving for Ipoh hor fun, particularly the shredded chicken soup.
Be prepared for potentially small portions and consider visiting outside peak meal times to secure a seat.
While the flavours can be comforting, the overall consistency and value for money are points of contention.
Signature
Authentic Shredded Chicken Hor Fun Soup
Best time
slightly earlier before meal hours
Score: 65 · 5 sources
What customers say
Shan Cheng (Ipoh Delicacies) at Compass One receives mixed reviews, with some customers praising the authentic and comforting Ipoh flavors, particularly the Shredded Chicken Hor Fun Soup and improved fried chicken.
However, common complaints include small portion sizes for the price, lack of 'wok hei' in the Fried Kway Teow, and occasional issues with overcooked or burnt food.
The brand's responsiveness to feedback, as demonstrated by a gift voucher and improved food quality, has positively influenced some customers' return visits.
Google Reviews
Chanced upon this store when I was shopping one day and decided to come and give it a try. have been missing my ipoh food. Horfun dry and soup were both good! The soup had that sweet prawn flavour, g…
Char Kway Teow and Char Siew noodles could be better. Meat is a bit dry. Char Kway Teow portion is little compared to prices in the area. But service is great. The uncle in red uniform is really helpf…
New tenant at the Sengkang Compass One level 2 next to Encik Tan store, they serve Ipoh Malaysia cuisine. The food tastes just ok not really special. However, I felt that the white coffee and the tea…
The food was extremely average and nothing to shout about. The hor fun tasted like just regular hor fun. Can give it a skip if you have craving for authentic Ipoh food. There are much better food ava…
This was the first thing I thought of eating after being discharged from surgery. A real hometown craving finally satisfied. The flavours were comforting and familiar, exactly what I needed, simple, h…
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