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Tian Wai Tian Fish Head Steamboat (Serangoon Road)

3.9(1,039)on Google$$kallang

1383 Serangoon Rd, Singapore 328254

Dine-inTakeout

Opening Hours

Today (Monday)5:30 – 10:30 PM

STAMPEDE Score

Moderate confidence
B+Great choice

Score: 80 / 100

Queue wait75
Consistency80
Food quality85
Value for money80

Based on 5 data points · Updated 9 days ago

Editor’s Note

Last updated 29 May 2026

Our take: Tian Wai Tian Fish Head Steamboat on Serangoon Road is a solid choice for those craving traditional fish head steamboat and zi char dishes.

We note consistent praise for the freshness of the fish, particularly the red grouper, which is described as 'super fresh' and 'tender enough to melt'.

The broth is a highlight, often topped up without request, and noted for its sweetness and hint of white pepper.

The inclusion of pre-fried taro and sweet cabbage in the pot, which soak up the broth, also receives positive mentions.

While the fish steamboat and dishes like the Tofu Prawns are frequently lauded, some zi char items like the Har Cheong Gai and meatball rolls have received mixed reviews, with some finding them lacking in flavour or too heavy.

We observe that the eatery tends to get crowded from 6pm onwards on weekdays, but arriving earlier or later can help avoid queues.

The pricing is generally considered good, especially given the quality and portion sizes.

We'd recommend focusing on the steamboat and fresh seafood options.

Verdict: A reliable spot for a comforting fish head steamboat, best visited during off-peak hours for a more relaxed experience.

Signature

Grouper Fish Head Steamboat

Best time

Weekdays before 6pm or after 8pm

Wait time

Minimal during off-peak hours

Price

$$ ($15-25/person)

Score: 80 · 5 sources

What customers say

Tian Wai Tian Fish Head Steamboat on Serangoon Road is highly regarded for its fresh fish head and grouper steamboat, with many praising the flavorful broth and generous portions of vegetables and yam.

While most side dishes like the nai bai and prawn fritters receive positive feedback, the har cheong gai is occasionally noted for lacking prawn paste flavor, and some find the soup salty or certain dishes like the meatball roll too heavy.

Service is generally quick, with prompt food delivery and attentive soup refills, even during peak hours, and the restaurant is often not crowded, offering good value for money.

Fresh Fish & Flavorful BrothQuick Service & Attentive RefillsGenerous Portions & ValueInconsistent Side Dish Quality
80% positive10% neutral10% negative

Google Reviews

★★★★★sok tuan t· 4 months ago

First time trying this place after hearing about them for the longest time. We came around 8pm and was able to get seats immediately. They ran out of fillet so we went for their fish head instead. Als…

★★★★★Bian Lee· 5 months ago

We were there for dinner on a weekday at 5.30pm. The place started to get crowded from 6pm. And was almost full by the time we finished our dinner. Dishes were promptly served after ordering. The chil…

★★★★★Andy· 6 months ago

The red grouper is super fresh—thick slices, no fishiness, tender enough to melt. Pre-fried taro and sweet cabbage in the pot, taro soaks up the broth, soft and fragrant. Soup’s sweet with a hint of w…

★★★★★Gh Wu· 3 months ago

My favourite fish head steamboat in Singapore. Despite the cost of everything going up, this eatery has kept its prices largely unchanged. We went at 7pm on a Tuesday and there were parking lots avail…

★★★★Ed T· 4 months ago

It is still going to be my go to for fish steamboat. Their broth is fantastic. Their zi char dishes good too. Personal favourites are their fish steampot for sure, and their Har Cheong gai, oyster…

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