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Tang Tea House (Jalan Kayu)
242 Jln Kayu, Singapore 799466
Tang Tea House in Sengkang serves halal Chinese cuisine at mid-range prices. Located at 242 Jln Kayu, the restaurant has drawn consistent feedback from diners across thousands of visits.
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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: Tang Tea House (Jalan Kayu) is a halal-certified spot known for its Chinese-style dishes and late-night availability.
We see consistent recommendations for the kuey teow kerang and rojak, with the latter often highlighted as a favourite supper item.
The satay also receives praise for its flavour.
While the rojak is generally well-regarded, there are instances of inconsistent ingredient portions, which is a point of concern given its $5 price tag.
Dining options include air-conditioned indoor seating or an outdoor area.
However, we note a significant complaint regarding cleanliness, specifically a cockroach sighting at a table, which raises hygiene concerns.
Service quality also appears to be inconsistent, with one account detailing an unpleasant interaction with staff.
Despite these issues, the food generally satisfies, and the chendol is noted for its generous portion.
Parking is available nearby, which is a plus for the area.
Verdict: A decent option for halal Chinese food, especially for supper, but be prepared for potential inconsistencies in service and cleanliness.
Signature
kuey teow kerang, rojak, satay
Best time
supper
Price
$$ (Moderate)
Score: 60 · 5 sources
What customers say
Tang Tea House (Jalan Kayu) is a popular supper spot known for its Chinese rojak, kuey teow kerang, and satay, with many praising the fast service and generous portions of dishes like chendol.
However, there are significant concerns regarding inconsistent ingredient portions in dishes like rojak, and serious hygiene issues such as cockroaches found on tables.
Customer service can also be a point of contention, with reports of rude staff attitudes.
Google Reviews
Food was great. Sambal Kang Kong was the best. Plain omelette was well cooked. Beef fried rice is a must try. However chicken chop with rice could be better. Overall nice food cheap and affordable.
Do not get the wanton mee, ordered dry wanton mee got it in this flooded with water and tasteless state, chicken has a soggy outer breading. Only thing good was the fried wanton. The Xiao Long Bao is…
The kuey teow kerang and the rojak is a must if you're dining here. That ice cooler drink is also another worth a try. For the beehoon tiga rasa enjoyable. The another noodle, crispy chicken become s…
Have to scan QR to order. Ordered Char Kway Teow and Fruit Rojak. Have to inform them for take away 1 of the item. Decided to take away both as Char Kway Teow took about 30 mins. Char Kway Teow was bl…
Ordered satay and chendol. The satay is delicious. Chendol portion is large and delicious too. Overall, we are quite pleased with the food. The restaurant is quite crowded and it's a Muslim restauran…
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