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Tian Tian Chi Mian

4.4(12)on Google$

201 Kim Tian Rd, #01-400, Singapore 160201

Takeout

Opening Hours

Today (Tuesday)7:00 AM – 10:00 PM

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STAMPEDE Score

Moderate confidence
BSolid

Score: 75 / 100

Atmosphere40
Queue wait80
Consistency70
Food quality70
Value for money80

Based on 5 data points · Updated 26 days ago

Editor’s Note

Last updated 27 Aug 2026

Our take: Tian Tian Chi Mian appears to be a reliable option for those seeking familiar hawker fare, particularly bak chor mee.

We note the general consensus that the noodles are better than average and reasonably priced, with a $5.00 Mee Tai Mak being a specific example.

The Fuzhou-style meatballs, with their juicy minced meat filling, seem to be a highlight for some.

However, there are mixed reviews on noodle texture, with one diner finding the mee tai mak 'hard'.

The lack of air-conditioning is also a recurring point for comfort.

We think this spot caters well to those looking for a consistent, everyday meal, especially if you're a fan of the sister brands.

We'd recommend trying the Mee Pok Dry, as it's a popular choice, but be prepared for a potentially warm dining experience.

A solid choice for a quick, unpretentious meal.

Signature

Mee Pok Dry

Wait time

No fuss waiting

Price

Below $10/person

Score: 75 · 5 sources

What customers say

Tian Tian Chi Mian is generally well-regarded for its familiar and reasonably priced noodles, with customers often finding the fishball and Fuzhou-style meatballs particularly satisfying.

While some praise the overall taste and value, there are occasional comments about the texture of certain noodles, like mee tai mak being hard, and a desire for air-conditioning in the eating area.

A loyal customer expressed delight at finding a sister brand, hoping for the return of their favourite dried mee sua.

familiar and reliable tastesatisfying meatballs (Fuzhou-style)noodle texture inconsistency (mee tai mak)value for moneydesire for air-conditioning
70% positive20% neutral10% negative

Google Reviews

★★★★★CK· 4 weeks ago

My first try at this stall. Taste not bad. I ordered mee pok dry with fish balls and no chilli, so she gave me black sauce and vinegar (though I couldn't taste the vinegar) It will be better if this p…

★★★★Silverwave· 9 months ago

No fuss waiting. Ordered the meat ball ( 4 nos ) in mee tai mak. Requested No chili. Just vinegar only. Their mee tai mak taste hard. Not soft to chew. Meat ball filling is little. So-so taste only.…

★★★★XW· 7 months ago

I guess people come here looking for something familiar. Noodles aren’t exceptionally tasty but they won’t let you down. It’s clearly better than average and reasonably priced.

★★★★★Crystal Lim· 8 months ago

I’m a loyal supporter of ah ma chi mian and chao yuan. Used to eat that at least 2x a week at my old neighbourhood. When I shifted recently I was disappointed because there was no outlet nearby…. Unti…

★★★★T Z· a week ago

Pretty good fishball noodle stall in general. Their meatball is similar to the fuzhou style fishball, which has an inner layer of minced meat and ends up pretty juicy and satisfying.

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