Jia Wang Cafe 佳旺 - 4 Jln Bukit Ho Swee

Name: Jia Wang Cafe 佳旺 - 4 Jln Bukit Ho Swee
Address: Singapore 162004, 01-164, Singapore

4.4/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

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Address :	Singapore 162004
Phone :	📞 +99
Postal code :	01-164
Categories :	Cafe , Coffee shop , Restaurant , Singaporean restaurant , Chinese restaurant ,

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C	Choon T on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Great find in this quiet corner of Bukit Ho Swee. The food here is excellent and the service is equally friendly and welcoming! The garlic fried pork was certainly the winner. The pork was fried till it was crispy and together with the garlic, the flavour was just wonderful! The pig trotter bee hoon was not too bad either and so was the oyster egg omelette. Lastly, must try the kumquat drink which was mixed with Sprite/7-up. It was very refreshing.
S	Sean Goh on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Been wanting to try this zhichar place at Bukit Ho Swee for quite some time and finally got the chance to do so today. We were there quite early, around 5.15pm. There weren’t any issues getting a table. Food was served quite promptly shortly after we ordered. We ordered a total of five dishes which includes their signature fried garlic pork, hotplate omelette egg, stir fry baby kalian with garlic, prawn rolls and mixed vegetable. Personally, the food was above average for me especially the fried garlic pork. The thinly sliced pork was crispy and well marinated and goes really well with the crispy garlic cloves. The hotplate oyster omelette is also another worthy mention. The egg was flavourful and they oyster tasted fresh. Food were reasonably priced as well. I enjoyed my meal here and would come back if possible to try their other dishes.
p	pheesoon yeoh on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Very delicious and reasonable zi char place. Super tasty & yummilicious.
M	Mark Yeo on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ We tried this place following recommendation from my sister in law. The food we ordered for take away was: oyster omelette, prawn paste chicken, spinach with dual eggs, long beans with dried shrimps, deep fried garlic pork and sweet sour slice fish. Thumbs-up for the food. They are tucked into a quiet corner along bukit ho swee. When we called at 5pm to phone order, some vegetables have already sold out. We were were advised to pick up at 7pm as there was plenty of orders via food ordering apps. Second visit on 13 Jul. Tried their curry fish head. Very good, just nice in terms of spiciness.
P	Paul T on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ As a 40 y/o Singaporean, I felt the standard of Zi Char has dropped over the years. Yet Jia Wang is surprisingly good! Will definitely return. 到底的新加坡煮炒！
P	Paul Toh on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Good food and very very reasonably priced menu. The pig trotter’s bee Hoon was spot on, so is the garlic pork dish. The egg omelette dish has a little otah taste to it, wonder if it’s some rempah inside the concoction. Quite hard to get to the place if you’re coming by MRT, about 8-10min from Tiong Bahru. Nearest bus stop is about 5min away as well. But the food and value is worth the distance!
P	Peter Lin on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Fried Garlic Pork, Oyster Egg on Hotplate, 3 Egg Spinach and Small Cucumber Soup. A cze char stall that serve dishes that are not commonly found at other cze char stalls. The hits here were the fried garlic pork, very very fragrant and tasty. And the cucumber soup is actually quite homely.
G	Gina Tan on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Recommended this zichar place to my ex classmates. Everyone enjoyed the dinner and gave a thumbs up! This hidden gem in the old estate of Jln Bt Ho Swee is a good place if you want good and reasonable price food. The cook is able to bring up the alluring wokhei aroma of the San Lo Horfun. The Assam fish head wrapped in opeh leaf has just the right combination of Swee sour spiciness. The crunchiness of the freshly fried french beans won the tastebuds of all and their deep fried garlic crispy pork is another must try.