Garden Street Kway Chap (Serangoon Garden) - 49A Serangoon Garden Way

This stall never fail to do a nice plating for this Kway Chap dish. Innards are thoroughly cleaned with no foul taste. Ingredients are nicely braised and no overpowering of sodium level.

Ok only. Maybe it was the hype that caused my expectation to be heightened. Was disappointed that for a one person set, it was in a single bowl and not like the typical kway chap presentation with the kway separate. As an avid kway chap eater, all I can say is that I will not be trying this stall again.

Now I understand why the queue is always long or slow. There’re alot of eateries around serangoon garden, however hawker food is always the most pockets friendly. Serangoon garden hawker has just renovated, undeniable it has alot nice food. Garden hill kway chap is always on the list. I have tried few times somehow it’s not so impressive to me. Today i queued 25min but ahead just 5 customers. It’s slow for me. I noticed why i need that long to get my food : 1. Not to me, some do really like it alot 2. I did see some regular customers just popped by and order food without needing to queuing 3. Also depends to how many /complicating in front customers ordering. But the stall does provide ordering form, it’s easier to order if order alot variety. If u want to try, please bear with the queuing time

Food is good, ingredients are well prepared. I asked for set meal for 2 pax but the portion was a bit too much, paid for $12. We queued for about 25 mins….. there were only 7 people in front of us…. obviously there is no efficiency when you see them doing….. though I understand the seller is making them with pride but time is precious…. Overall experience could have been much much better…

Need to wait very long( half hour wait) for the queue as the owner chop the ingredients super slowly( cannot bear to give u how much portion) go and see it for yourself! Ordered for 3 person and this is the sad small portion he giving..... taste is soso, old airport kway chup is many times better, this is not worth the wait if you wanna try....3 persons took less than 5mins (faster than the queue) to finish the food

Below average plate of Kway Chap. Very light braised but that doesn't excuse the dish from tasting like boiled intestine instead of actual braised intestine. On the exp side. Only part redeemable is the herbal Kway but other than that not worth the hype!

Overrated and overhyped kway chap. Not cheap as well. Broth was herbal with strong garlic oil but overly diluted. Braised sauce was not aromatic at all, it tasted bland and resembled watered down light soy sauce. All the braised items in the platter felt as if they were dipped in the braised sauce for a few minutes and then served. Not infused and braised at all.

My favourite place for Kway Chap. Easily one of the best in Singapore. Eaten so much more years and the standard has been consistent. The meats served are cooked for very long, making it soft and tender. One thing I don't know is why did they switch to use the paper slips for ordering, the price listed is really kind of expensive. This is one of the places for Kway Chap where they don't charge you an arm or leg. Queue has always been quite long so if you don't mind the wait you get your well deserved bowl of good old Kway Chap!