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Warung Putri

★ 3.0(5)on Googlehougang

1010 Tai Seng Ave, Singapore 534417

Warung Putri serves Indonesian cuisine from its Hougang location at 1010 Tai Seng Ave. The establishment has attracted a small following of diners in the area.

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Opening Hours

Today (Monday)Open 24 hours

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STAMPEDE Score

Moderate confidence

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Score: 40 / 100

Food quality50

Value for money30

Based on 4 data points · Updated 3 months ago

Editor’s Note

Last updated 3 Aug 2026

Our take: Warung Putri appears to be a mixed bag, with some customers finding value in their offerings while others report issues with pricing and service.

The Ayam Masak Merah, priced at $6.50 with two sides like eggplant and begedil, is highlighted as a filling and worthwhile option, particularly for those who enjoy spicy food and sambal belachan.

However, multiple reviews point to concerns about overcharging and salty food.

One customer specifically noted a hawker who allegedly upsells items without explicit consent, leading to higher prices for dishes like fried kueh tiaw with added egg and tempeh, costing around $6 for breakfast.

We'd approach Warung Putri with caution, perhaps sticking to the recommended Ayam Masak Merah for its noted value, but being mindful of potential upselling tactics when ordering other items.

It seems to be a place where a discerning customer might find a good meal, but it's not a universally praised establishment.

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Ayam Masak Merah

Score: 40 · 4 sources

What customers say

Warung Putri receives mixed feedback, with some customers appreciating the value and generous portions of dishes like Ayam Masak Merah, especially for its spicy tomato sauce and sambal belachan.

However, a significant concern revolves around perceived overcharging and upselling tactics by staff, leading to unexpectedly high prices for items like fried kueh tiaw with added ingredients.

Some also found the food to be expensive and salty.

Value and portion size (Ayam Masak Merah)Perceived overcharging/upselling tacticsFood saltinessSpicy flavour profile (Ayam Masak Merah, sambal belachan)

25% positive25% neutral50% negative

Google Reviews

★★★★★Rima Sam· 3 years ago

Expensive. Salty food

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